PanzerGlass Privacy Screen Protector Samsung Galaxy A36 5G | Ultra-Wide Fit

Powerful meets privacy! With this PanzerGlass® privacy screen protector made of 60% recycled glass, your personal info is safe from the prying eyes of people sitting next to you on the train, in the coffee shop, or at the office. The specially designed privacy filter renders the content of your screen virtually invisible to everyone except you. Protection comes first! In-display fingerprint sensor incompatible with screen protector. It even has a smudge-free coating that reduces traces of fingerprints and grease.

And the screen protection? It’s outstanding! With 3x higher scratch resistance than our models for the S23 series, this screen protector keeps your phone screen safe from accidental bumps, crushing falls, and other hazards of everyday life. Or to put it in more sustainable terms: It prolongs the lifetime of your phone, thereby postponing the need to produce new phones. This is one way of working toward a more sustainable future. Another is to use less packaging: For this screen protector, we have managed to reduce the paper packaging by 33%* compared to previous models. And like all our products, it comes in a recyclable FSC™-certified box.

We’ve included a QR code for quick access to our online how-to video. And remember: Once the screen protection is applied, you’ll never again fear the sight of your phone tumbling to the ground screen first. This may not happen, but if it does, you’ll regret not having clicked “add to cart.”

The screen protector is Ultra-Wide Fit, meaning it covers the front surface of your phone to provide superb screen protection and a complete screen view, while still leaving a little room around the edges for a PanzerGlass® case. If you want extra phone protection, combine the screen protector and case with a PanzerGlass® PicturePerfect or Hoops camera lens protector.

*Measured by third-party lab by comparing the mass of the new paper packaging introduced in 2023 with the mass of the previous paper packaging introduced in 2022 (CPRTC, report No. ZSA20231301-0016).