With mounting evidence that Apple plans to replace Gorilla Glass with sapphire To protect the iPhone 6 screen, it is interesting to see a video demonstrating how resistant this material is to scratches.
In the video, the company aero-gear scratches the screen of an iPhone 5 fitted with a sapphire protector. Assuming the video is authentic, the camera angle hides the actual scraping, it is a impressive demonstration of what we might expect from a sapphire-coated iPhone 6.
Currently, this protection is a sapphire sheet that is installed like any other screen protector, it is called flight glass and it is tempered safety glass with an extra safety film, which makes it extremely resistant.
This protection does not affect sensitivity of the phone and not to the quality of la image on screen, like many other screen savers.
They recommend the use of a cover to protect edges of the Flight Glass and, if you want to remove it, it is simple and leaves no residue on the screen. In the event that it cracks or breaks, it must be replaced immediately.
The sheet is currently sold in the company website and costs 69 dollars.
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Is that trying to do something to the mobile? Really with that it is not scratched even if it does not have protection I think ...
Perhaps the material is a very good product, what the video is does not seem to be at the level of what they sell us with, a very simple video without effort in which it is shown well that does not really scratch.
From my experience with a well-known brand of watches, I knew that it uses sapphire instead of glass, it does not scratch, I myself have verified it many times by showing it to friends who do not believe it, because they are amazed at what it can endure. sapphire against scratches, but blunt scratches not what the video shows ...
Well, my opinion is that sapphire does not scratch easily, it will be a good product and will warm devices that incorporate it.
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Sapic, my eyes hurt to read you. SCRATCH, not SCRATCH.