Updated August 2026 The iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max are no longer the newest iPhones, and that is exactly why this is a good moment to protect one. Plenty of people bought a 16 Pro at launch and plan to keep it for years, and plenty more are picking one up now at post-launch prices. Either way, the math is the same: the display is the most expensive part of the phone, and a quality protector costs a tiny fraction of a screen repair. We stock the two brands we think are worth your money, Zagg InvisibleShield and...

Updated August 2026 The iPhone 17 generation shook up Apple's lineup more than usual. The family runs four models: the iPhone 17 at 6.3 inches, the ultra-thin iPhone Air at 6.5 inches, the iPhone 17 Pro at 6.3 inches, and the iPhone 17 Pro Max at 6.9 inches. The Plus is gone, replaced by the Air. Every model in the generation got a 120Hz ProMotion display, which used to be a Pro exclusive. All of that matters for screen protection in a few specific ways, and none of it changes the fundamentals: these are expensive displays, repairs cost real money,...

Updated August 2026 The iPhone 15 is now three generations back, and that makes it one of the smartest phones to own in 2026. Prices on the phones themselves have dropped, they still get iOS updates, and the hardware holds up. Millions of people are buying 15s refurbished, handing them down to kids, or simply keeping the one they bought in 2023 because it still does everything they need. Every one of those phones still has a screen worth protecting, and here is the part that works in your favor: iPhone 15 accessories are deep into clearance territory. The same...

Updated August 2026 Screen protectors are settled territory. Almost everyone agrees a phone screen benefits from one. Camera lens protectors are a different story. Ask ten people whether an iPhone camera protector is worth it and you will get five confident yeses, four confident nos, and one person who did not know they existed. We sell camera protection alongside our Zagg and BodyGuardz screen protectors, so we have an obvious interest here. We are going to give you the honest version anyway, including the situations where we think you should skip one. What a camera lens protector actually protects First,...