Features

• A glass film for iPhone SE 2nd generation, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s, and iPhone 6 with 3D structural glass protection and blue light cut type that is resistant to corner cracking due to ultra-strong processing.
• Ultra-tough processing achieves impact resistance more than 4 times the strength.
• * Based on the Elekom test results compared with PM-A18CFLGG. • 3D structured glass protects the entire screen.
• Smooth finger sliding characteristic of glass allows comfortable operation.
• It has a special treatment that makes the slipping stick long.
• Round edge processing is used to round the edges so that they don't get caught when you grip or take them out of your bag.
• A blue light cut type that cuts about 40% of the blue light in the light emitted by the LCD.
• * It is said that blue light may not be absorbed by the cornea or lens of the eye and may reach the retina, causing deterioration of retinal function.
• In addition to cutting blue light efficiently, the film is designed to look natural without changing the color tone as much as possible.
• AR coat is applied, and the transparency is improved than the conventional product. *Comparison with PM-A18CFLGG
• Uses self-adsorbing glue that sticks naturally when placed.
• It has an airless finish that prevents air bubbles from entering when it is applied, and even if they do, air bubbles will be dispersed over time and become less noticeable. *It may not disappear depending on the size of the air bubbles.
• By processing the suction surface, even if the film is removed, it can be reapplied without damaging the suction force.
• It is already cut to fit the shape of the terminal, so it can be used immediately after removing from the package.
• It supports touch screen input that allows you to operate the unit even with the film still attached.
• Fingerprint prevention processing is applied to prevent fingerprints from sticking, and even if they remain, they can be easily wiped off.
• The special shatterproof design ensures high safety by preventing glass fragments from scattering in the event of breakage.