BaseusTPU Transparent Cover For iPhone X
R169
About
Cut precisely to fit for iPhone X - 9H tempered glass hardness, and it does not scratch and damage your mobile phone, gives your back cover a perfect protection
Ultra-thin -3D curved design, only 0.2mm (front film) and 0.3mm (back film) thickness which fits your mobile phone closely and perfectly, giving you a bare phone hand feeling
Refuse fingerprints and glue marks -Made of high-quality tempered glass and glue with the exquisite matte process treatment to prevent fingerprints and glue marks
High-definition, crystal clear - Adopt transparent and high-quality glass material, restore the screen colour truthfully and clearly
Sensitive and smooth touch -With the plasma vacuum coating surface. The hand feeling is smoother, the touch is more sensitive, and the click is more accurate
Simple installation -Automatic attachment and smooth sticking, easy to operate
Product Features
- Considerate protection for your Phone.These screen protectors are designed to precisely fit iPhone X.
- Safetyexplosion-proof design, buffer shock absorption to prevent your loved phone screen.
- The protective effect of 9H hardness is much higher than that of ordinary tempered glass film, wear-resisting and anti-scrape, more protection to your phone.
- Smooth Touch-With smooth surface and touch, it offers sensitive and free game-playing experience. Real, high-definition-In high-quality glass texture, it truly and clearly restores the screen.
- In high-quality glass texture, it truly and clearly restores the screen colour.
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