How to Apply Ceramic Screen Protector on iPhone 14 - Install Glass Display Protection on iPhone 14
Mar 28, 2024
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Watch this video to learn the best way to install ceramic protection foil on an iPhone 14 screen. It is highly recommended to use a screen protector on iPhone 14 to be sure that you will avoid all the scratches and cracks on this expensive device's display.
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Welcome. In front of me is an iPhone 14 and today I'll show you, or at least try to show you
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how you can apply the foil. This is supposedly called ceramic foil. Not sure how it's
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ceramic and yet a foil, but whatever. Anyway, I'm going to straight up be honest with you before I even do this. This is kind of crap in my opinion
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and tempered glass is a little bit better. Now, differences between those, this won't crack on you
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because it's not ceramic, it's just plastic, so it doesn't break. It might get scratched up, but it won't break
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Unlike, for instance, tempered glass, which can snap, crack whenever you drop it
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so yeah. I'll be actually removing tempered glass from here, which is even stupider
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because objectively, I would say tempered glass is better. Now one thing that you can do is actually keep the case on because it might provide you a little bit of like a bumper when you're applying tempered glasses or any kind of screen protectors
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So you will have this kind of outlines where you know you can't go outside of because then the screen protector won't lay correctly on the screen
1:18
Now I have done this enough that I'm not going to bother with this. So anyway, let me first
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I'm going to actually turn off the phone just so the screen won't be lighting up
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There we go. And now I'm going to remove the tempered glass, which like I said, not the best substitute, but whatever
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So there we go
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So now let's move over to our... actually you know what I'm gonna do I'm gonna make my job easier gonna put it back on
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the reason why I just did this and holy crap that just went perfectly back on
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the reason why I did this is because once I actually removed the tempered glass dust can settle on it
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and this will just make it a little bit easier so anyway let's pop this open
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There we go. So even the screen protector itself is a little bit crap in my opinion the inclusions of this though this is a little bit of a waste of paper
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You already had more paper here. You didn't need to put these things inside of additional paper considering they are already protected
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But yeah. So apart from the screen protector being mech, you do have actually things like, for instance, the microfiber cloth
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crap is this actually useful? I do love the inclusion of this. It makes clean the display just a breeze
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unlike some other tempered glasses, for instance, that include these absolutely tiny wipes that are
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when unfolded about this big. So that will be the surface area of your wet or dry wipe
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which is just hilarious. Now additionally, you get a screen solution right here. So this is also a
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pretty decent size unlike like I said other phones which just to actually
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showcase this I'm gonna show you how other temperate glasses like what they
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come with so there we go so that would be wet as an example or dry wipe they're
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both the same size and just think this is unfolded it's the entire size of a wipe
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that you're supposed to utilize for your screen. And trust me, it's not because this is a 14 or whatever
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All the devices that basically have like same manufacturer for tempered glasses
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they all include the same wipes. And no matter what the display size is, they're all the same size
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So yeah. Anyway, let's open this up. So this is going to be the wet wipe
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Now, in terms of, smell, it's not the best smelling thing. So you can just use it. As you can see it's pretty
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wet. So you could clean off your display with this. Now I'm pretty sure it's alcohol
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based so it might not smell the best and from there can then dry it off. Now I am aware
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that I'm cleaning a tempered glass right now but I'm just doing this as a show
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So, once you clean off your actual screen fully, to the point that it has no smudges of any
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sorts like this, you can set it to the side. Now one more thing that might be beneficial is to cover it up with something So if you have anything like lying around that even for instance this right It usually won have any kind of dust You could just place it over the display
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The reason why I mentioned this is because if any kind of dust settles on
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right here in this area, it will settle on a little package
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instead of on your display, making your job a little bit easier. Now another thing that you will have
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with this specific screen protector is this thing. This is just a sticker and you can utilize this to remove any kind of debris
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so dust particles that might have settled on your screen before you apply this
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And lastly, moving on to this, the way you apply this, this is this is the front
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so you will just place it like this. Once you peel off the sticky side
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which will be just by grabbing right here and yanking it downwards in this case
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And you can just then plop this on. and yeah so I'm gonna also grab one more thing which necessarily isn't part of the application
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but you could utilize it just to get a better result hopefully so I'm looking for
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something straight this will I guess work enough of a straight I would say
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The reason why I got this is because once I put this on, I can just slide it like this
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And this will just hopefully push out all the air bubbles along the way when it's applying
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But I guess we'll see how that goes. So, anyway, I'm going to remove this
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As you can see, or maybe not, but if I move it around, you can now see
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There is basically no, almost no dust particles apart from maybe, no, that's not even dust
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So yeah. So anyway, I'm going to remove the actual tempered glass
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You can already see a little bit of the settling, so I'm going to do utilize this
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And I can already see that it didn't apply correctly. But you know what, I'm just going to ignore it
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So you can see a couple little portions where we have some air
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Now you could just push it out like I'm doing right now
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Like I said, this is not the best protector. And as can see, it's coming up right here for no freaking reason
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Same here. There's nothing really here. And the microscopic amount of just dust that showed up right here, it's already causing it
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to have air bubbles. You can see the tiniest dust, but like this normally shows
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shouldn't happen. And just to kind of showcase this, this is a tempered glass that was laying
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right now upwards so it can gather gather dust and I can remove this. This has a little bit of a
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show so I don't really like this at all. And something tells me that I can apply this back on
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and it basically applied itself almost perfectly. There's a tiny bit of whatever the heck this is
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but once we moved, you can basically apply the glass perfectly. And this is on an edge, so you can just grab something like a needle
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and just pick it out from there. So yeah. Anyway, this was kind of a video on how to apply this, though
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as always, just a tiniest bit of any kind of debris makes this have air bubbles
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that you just cannot get rid of. If you have this, I kind of feel sorry for you
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Anyway, if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks for watching
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