Fitur

• Do not worry if the LCD panel is damaged.
• Anti-reflection type LCD protective glass for iPhone 13/iPhone 13 Pro that compensates the terminal repair fee of up to 10,000 yen within 1 year (* 30 days deductible period included).
• If you register for insurance in advance, you can be guaranteed up to 10,000 yen of the terminal repair amount within 1 year of the insurance registration (* including 30 days of deductible period).
• * Please be sure to register within one month after purchasing the glass film.
• If you have not registered, you cannot claim insurance even if the LCD screen is broken.
• * For registration, please refer to the instructions included in the package or here (https://www.j-pcs.info/elecom-glassfilm/form-application.php).
• * For billing information, please refer to the instructions included with the package or here ( https://www.j-pcs.info/elecom-glassfilm/form-claim.php ).
• Anti-reflection type that reduces light reflection and makes the screen easy to see.
• Uses tempered glass with 9H surface hardness to prevent scratches on the protective glass surface.
• * Surface hardness is the actual value.
• Comes with a pasting tool that can perfectly align film that is prone to shifting during pasting.
• A self-adsorbing type that can be applied without using adhesive or double-sided tape by coating the surface with silicon film.
• Easy to paste and can be re-pasted.
• This is an airless type that uses a special adsorption layer that reduces the appearance of air bubbles over time.
• Fingerprint and sebum stain are hard to stick, and even if they remain, they can be easily wiped off.
• 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.
• 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.
• The special shatterproof design ensures high safety by preventing glass fragments from scattering in the event of breakage.