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3 Easy Ways to Protect a Cracked Phone Screen

By Matthew Lynch
April 1, 2024
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In today’s world, our smartphones have become an essential part of our daily lives. With constant use and the possibility of accidents, it’s not uncommon to end up with a cracked screen. While it might seem concerning at first, there are ways to protect and preserve your damaged display until you can get it repaired. Here are three easy methods you can implement to safeguard your cracked phone screen.

1. Use a Screen Protector

One of the quickest and most effective ways to protect a cracked screen is by applying a high-quality screen protector. These protectors come in various formats such as tempered glass, plastic film, or even nano liquid. Thanks to their transparent nature, they don’t impede on the functionality or appearance of your device.

When applying the screen protector, make sure the screen is clean and dry; any debris can worsen the cracks. Carefully align the protector with the edges of your phone and gently press down from the center outwards to avoid air bubbles. A screen protector will not only help prevent further damage but also provide a smooth surface for swiping and scrolling.

2. Apply Clear Packing Tape

If you’re unable to find a suitable screen protector or need an immediate solution, clear packing tape can serve as a temporary fix. Cut a piece of tape slightly larger than your phone’s display and apply it onto the cracked area.

Ensure that there are no air bubbles trapped between the tape and screen during application, as this can affect touch sensitivity. The tape will help hold shattered glass pieces in place while providing an extra barrier against further damage.

3. Use a Sturdy Phone Case

Something often overlooked in light of a cracked screen is reinforcing your phone’s protection with a durable case. A robust case can reduce stress on the existing cracks while providing added cushioning, improving your device’s chances in case of another drop or impact.

Look for cases with higher shock absorption capabilities, raised bezel edges to protect the screen, and sturdy materials such as silicone or hard plastic. Remember that, while a rugged case might make your phone a bit bulkier, your device will significantly benefit from the added protection.

Conclusion

Dealing with a cracked phone screen can be frustrating, but these three easy solutions can help you protect and preserve it until repairs are possible. Keep in mind that these methods are temporary fixes and it’s essential to get your device’s screen repaired by a professional when you have the opportunity. Always ensure to use a high-quality repair service or official parts to maintain the integrity of your device and prolong its lifespan.

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