ELECOM iPhone15 Pro Glass Film Diamond Coating Hardness 10H PM-A23CFLGDC

Product Description

This screen protector for the iPhone 15 Pro features high hardness glass that has been further strengthened with a diamond coating, achieving a pencil hardness of over 10H. This makes it highly resistant to scratches. The coating, containing carbon similar to diamond, ensures the surface maintains this exceptional hardness. Designed to preserve the high-definition image quality of your device, it offers high transparency. Additionally, it is resistant to fingerprints and sebum stains, which can be easily wiped off if they do occur. The protector is a self-adhesive type with a silicon film coating on the adhesive surface, allowing for easy application without the need for additional adhesives or double-sided tape. It features an airless design with a special adsorption layer that reduces the visibility of air bubbles over time. The edges are rounded to prevent snagging when gripping the phone or removing it from a bag. In the unlikely event of breakage, its special shatterproof design prevents glass fragments from scattering. It is pre-cut to fit the shape of the device, allowing for immediate use straight out of the package. Note that due to the curved edges of the screen, the protector is slightly smaller than the width of the display screen.

Product Specification

Compatible model: iPhone 15 Pro
Contents: Screen Protective Glass (Diamond Coat) x 1, Cleaning Cloth x 1, Dust Remover Sticker x 1, Application Tool x 1
Material: Adhesive surface: Silicon, Outer: Glass/PET

Additional Information

For users wishing to use the Face ID function with the film attached, it is recommended to re-register Face ID after attaching the film. The package includes a sticker tool for perfect alignment, a cleaning cloth, and a dust remover sticker to ensure a clean application. This product adheres to the company’s environmental certification standards and carries the “THINK ECOLOGY” mark, highlighting efforts to reduce waste by omitting paper instruction manuals and using packaging materials that are substitutes for petroleum-based plastics, accounting for more than 10% of the product’s total materials.