Best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra screen protectors in 2024
The best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra screen protectors keep that beautiful screen looking brand new
The best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra screen protectors can be a critical way of keeping your screen damage free. No matter what you do, or how durable Gorilla Glass Victus 2 might be, there's still a chance it'll get damaged. Having one of the best S23 Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra cases is a great start, but that beautiful 6.8-inch screen needs looking after, too.
The question is which screen protectors do you actually want to spend your money on? There are plenty out there and not all of them are good, especially with the phone's dual curved edges getting in the way. Fortunately for you we've done all the hard work and have picked out a bunch of screen protectors to keep your screen safe.
Whether you're after tempered glass, flexible skins or something with a camera protector, these are the best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra screen protectors you can buy.
Best all-around screen protector
Materials: Tempered glass
+ Two camera and screen protectors included
+ Strong 9H protection
- No fitting assistance
If you've got steady hands, Samcorn's Galaxy S23 Ultra Screen Protector is the one to go for. With 9H protection on the screen and camera, you need not worry about potential scratches and damage. Without any fitting aides included with Samcorn's offering, though, make sure to take your time to get it just right, luckily, two of each protector come included.
Easy to fit screen protector
Materials: Tempered glass
+ 9H screen protection is tough stuff
+ Frame included for fitting assistance
- No camera protection
Also offering 9H hardness, AACL's Galaxy S23 Ultra protector should withstand any scratches from keys and coins in your pockets. If you're worried about air-bubbles or misaligned protectors, the frame included with AACL's protector makes it easy to fit just right. We wish it included protection for the S23 Ultra's camera array, though.
Best cheap screen protector
Materials: Thermoplastic polyurethane
+ Great value
+ 9H resistance
- Limited fitting assistance
- Reported issues with fingerprint scanning
A great offering at a great price, the JETech Screen Protector offers the same 9H resistance as more expensive screen protectors, and you still get protection for both the camera and screen protectors. There are a few sticker tabs to help get the perfect fit but they are not as helpful as they could be and are fiddly.
Best screen protector for privacy
Materials: Thermoplastic polyurethane
+ Private viewing angle
+ Scratch resistant screen
+ Camera protection
+ Clever fitting method
- TPU protectors can compromise the touchscreen feel
Instead of opting for tempered glass, the amFilm Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra Screen Protector is made of TPU and sticks on like a skin over your screen. This protector also obscures the view of prying eyes looking at your screen from the side. When it comes to installation, the USB alignment tool makes the job easy.
Plenty of protectors
Materials: Thermoplastic polyurethane, tempered glass
+ Three of each protector included
+ Scratch resistant and 9H hardness
- TPU protectors are not for everyone
- No privacy options
Three screen and three camera protectors for under $15 is a great deal if you expect to go through a few, and 9H hardness adds to the appeal of Milomdoi's S23 Ultra screen protector. It's worth noting that non-glass protectors run the risk of air bubbles. We would also like to have seen a privacy element of some kind like the other TPU options on this list.
A great privacy protector
Materials: Thermoplastic elastomers
+ Protects your privacy from others
+ Camera protector included
+ Reduces glare
- No fitting assistance
- Not as tough as others
A brilliant way to keep your S23 Ultra's screen all to yourself, Omnifense's screen protector offers those outside the optimal viewing angle nothing but a dark screen to look at. The reduced glare is also especially useful in bright sunlight. You only get one camera protector, and the 4H hardness doesn't compare favorably to some of the other screen protectors out there.
Do you need a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra screen protector?
Why you can trust Tom's Guide
If you want to make sure your phone’s screen is completely protectec, the best way is with a screen protector that covers the glass with a protective layer. If you keep your phone in the same pocket as keys, coins, or even just dust and dirt, you’ll be risking damage to the screen. Have your screen protector take the blows instead.
Some will claim having a screen protector inhibits the touchscreen performance and creates air bubbles, but if applied correctly and carefully, there should be no problems.
How to apply a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra screen protector
First of all, make sure your screen protector is compatible with the S23 Ultra and not the Samsung Galaxy S23 or Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus. It may seem obvious, since those phones are different sizes, but if you're not careful, you can overlook which screen protector fits which Samsung phone. (If you do have an S23, visit our best Samsung Galaxy S23 screen protectors guide for options that fit Samsung's 6.1-inch model.)
Most of the best screen protectors come with instructions or at least a video detailing how to apply them to the screen. If you don’t have the steady hand of a surgeon, it can be tricky to apply a screen protector evenly without assistance. But many of our best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra screen protector picks feature their own application aides, such as trays, stickers or tabs. Some screen protectors are applied “wet” with a solution usually included in the box.
Once the protector is in place, bubbles need not be an issue. Use a squeegee, credit card, or just fingers to massage away any pockets of air.
How we rank the best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra screen protectors
It can be hard to judge screen protectors, but that’s what makes them worth evaluating, it’s not difficult to get a sub-standard product and we can’t have that. We weigh up the level of protection offered, the ease of application and whether it has any effect on the phone’s functionality. Any extra features like privacy protection are also a positive.
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SonsofFishes Hey Tom's Guide, The 3 biggest problems with glass screen protectors:Reply
1. Fingerprint scanner
2. Incompatibility with almost all cases
3. Bubbles or lifting after a period of time installed
You didn't address any of these issues in your review. Not the level of information that I expect from you guys. Please do better.