Screen Protector Guides

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Most questions about kosher phone screen protectors come down to two decisions: which finish you want, and how to get it on straight. The guides above cover both in full — here is the short version.

Clear or privacy?

Both are 9H tempered glass and both protect against scratches, drops and everyday wear. Clear glass is built for maximum transparency — it preserves the original brightness, sharpness and colour of the display, with unrestricted viewing angles. Privacy glass adds 2-directional optical filtering, so the screen stays crystal clear head-on but darkens to anyone looking from the side. Choose clear if you mostly use your phone at home; choose privacy if you use it in public.

Why fit matters more on a kosher phone

Mainstream accessory makers do not tool for these devices, so a protector sold as a fit is often cut for a different phone with a similar screen. On a folding phone that margin of error decides whether it closes flush. Armorex cuts to the measured screen of each device it supports — which is also why the range only covers the phones it can do properly.

Installing without bubbles

Every order ships with an alcohol pad, a dry microfibre cloth and a dust-removal sticker. Work in a low-dust room and clean the screen in that order. Align the protector fully before anything touches down, then lower it from the centre and let the adhesive pull itself outward — pressing the corners first is what rolls air in and causes bubbles.

Which phones we make for

The Fig Flip II Pro, and the Qin F21 and Qin F30 — the latter sold under the Xiaomi and Duoqin names outside the kosher phone market.