Ugh, Im finally ditching my old Pixel 6 because the battery life is just abysmal now and it overheats if I even look at the camera app wrong, so I just pre-ordered the OnePlus 13. Im super excited about the new chip but honestly dreading the screen protector hunt. I hate those flimsy film ones that bubble up after a week, they drive me crazy. Im looking for something glass, maybe tempered? My logic was to just get whatever is cheapest but I dont want it to mess with the fingerprint sensor since that was the only thing I liked on my pixel... has anyone found a decent glass protector that actually fits the curves?
Stumbled upon this chat and thought I'd chime in. Since you're worried about the fingerprint sensor, just make sure you keep the screen pristine before applying anything. I'd recommend looking at the ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass Elite for that added peace of mind, or maybe check the installation tutorials on the company's YouTube channel first.
Congrats on the upgrade. Ngl, the OnePlus 13 screen can be a pain with the curves, but glass is definitely the way to go. I've been looking into a few options. First, the Whitestone Dome Glass UV Liquid Adhesive is top-tier for curves. It uses liquid glue that cures under a UV light so you get a perfect seal, but it's lowkey a nightmare to install if you aren't careful. If you want something easier, the Spigen GlasTR AlignMaster Tempered Glass is solid. It comes with an install tray so you won't mess it up, though idk if it covers the extreme edges as well as the liquid ones. Personally, I'd go with Spigen because it's way less messy and usually plays nice with the ultrasonic sensors.
Like someone mentioned, these curved screens are a total headache. Honestly, this comes up a lot, but before you drop cash, are you planning on using a chunky case? Some cases push up the edges of glass protectors. If you want something reliable, I usually grab the IMBZBK Tempered Glass Screen Protector for OnePlus 13. It covers the curves pretty well without lifting. Just make sure you re-register your fingerprints AFTER it is installed, okay? That usually fixes the sensor issues.