iPhone 15 Pro Max Camera Lens Protectors - Don't!

[@berniecrump1641]

I know on my $10 K Nikon lens I put usually a UV or skylight filter (similar to these if they are of good optic quality) Replacing a scratched filter is much cheaper than $2 to $3 K to fix your lens! Seems on a $1500 phone it could be a smart investment! As long as it is good quality!!

[@HowdyHoward168]

whats the recomended case iphone 15 pro max?

[@eugene188]

do people not realize that these protectors are a different glass than the lens? There is a slight boundary between the protector and the lens. This makes the light refract different and it just messes up the refraction index.

[@aaronmetcalf22]

The lenses are a blend of tempered glass and sapphire so you are correct. They refract light differently so there’s no possible way they could ever last. Maybe work for a couple weeks at most they’re also vulnerable to condensation. Especially in a humid rich environment

[@user-wv6fn3mq7g]

You can actually use the corner of the square lens applicator to take them off! Should be less abrasive than using tweezers.

[@박정환-l3y]

can you show the product link??

[@user-uc7pv1jm3e]

What is the brand?????

[@user-uc7pv1jm3e]

WHAT IS THE BRAND????????? PLEASE TELL ME

[@Chellebelle121]

Most of those protector packs come with a small, flat tool to pop the lens off.

[@AMIRBENDABI]

That's actually a thoughtful add-on! Haven't found one yet in the boxes I've opened so far.

[@Rizz-n1t]

yeah they do the one from spigen has those remove removable tool

[@kleiallonfalculan5908]

how about expensive branded lens protector that cost 20-30$ would that make difference?

[@AMIRBENDABI]

That's a really good question. I will be making a video about it very soon.

[@tetiana82]

Just was thinking about the same question

[@bghimself440]

i guess if we could now if somes are made of sapphire ...

[@aaronmetcalf22]

Everyone knows that the new phones I think they started on the iPhone 12 or 13 but they have a blend of tempered glass and sapphire. They’re extremely tough. You most likely won’t scratch them unless you’re trying to. They’re very resilient to keys coins counter tops and many other things as well. I keep mine uncovered and they’re still unscathed. And the screens are made of gorilla glass. Although they’re much more easily scratched now they have a way better shatter rating. But that is only the screen not the camera lenses

[@zerone9521]

my 11 pro max fell from my dirtbike going 40mph on sand and rock and the lenses are perfect

[@Askiaban]

@@zerone9521Mine iPhone 11 fell outside my pocket while I was walking on a field some years ago… damaged one of the lenses.

[@Allz911]

Does it fit with any covers!?

[@93SupaFly]

i think the easiest way to remove them just use hair dryer, heat the area like 10 sec, yes it gonna be quite hot but it loosen up the adhesive. or use isopropyl alcohol around it.

[@AMIRBENDABI]

Whoa! That's actually very smart! Thanks for the insight SupaFly : )

[@haseebswati1]

You should first watch tutorial to make tutorial.

[@GhostAreReal6]

Don't listen to this guy, I got Spigen Lens protectors and tried the ESR ones on my S24 Ultra no image loss to quality the amount of money your spending for these phones it's better to have protection than not have it.

[@nasseralsharif]

Are you buying your phone to live under anxiety and stress for protecting it, or you buy your phone to enjoy it? I will leave you to answer this deep question. I see people obsessing about their belongings, they go further by protecting the speaker holes, charger port, frame films…etc Let your phone breathe man. Even Apple themselves don’t recommend all of this nonsense.

[@GhostAreReal6]

@@nasseralsharif It's an OCD thing because it's such an expensive phone I'd rather protect it at all costs, someone mentioned they got lint in the speaker holes so that's why I got the grill covers another user on Reddit did the same too.

[@claxcz]

@@nasseralshariftheres nothing wrong in protecting your phone especially if its very expensive one, its their own money own phone its their own right to do what they want with it. to each of their own.

[@claxcz]

i protected the lens of my iphone x, lasted me 6 years without cracks or any external damage now i just got my iphone 15 pro and i did the same, no loss of quality or whatsoever or like having a weird glare, i think it depends on what lens protector you are using if it has a weird glare if using a flash.

[@GhostAreReal6]

@@claxcz it's those fully clear lens protectors that cause glare while using the flash, when looking for a lens protector just have to make sure it's got individual black rings around it, or don't go for those fully lens protectors go for one with individual ones.

[@mohammedibrahim6587]

you can use plastic tweezers to remove this

[@IcyFrost_art]

The protector makes the camera much worse , I took it off after a while and the camera looks like new again

[@king...675]

bro tbh your right!!!! i would rather break my camera lens and pay to repair it than put this on my iphone 15 pro max, it doesnt look good especially if your taking mirror selfies all the time

[@AMIRBENDABI]

Yeah, totally agree!

[@briannickson6631]

@@AMIRBENDABI Mirror selfies? Why don't you just sit in front of a mirror all day or get a self-portrait painted?

[@user9249-v5y]

Bruh I put them on I can’t tell if they’re actually on or not and I wanna remove them but I’m scared

[@AMIRBENDABI]

I've made a video on how to remove them. It basically comes down to using a floss, or you can use a hairdryer.

[@nasseralsharif]

@@AMIRBENDABIhe meant he’s confused, should he leave them on and protect his lenses, or remove them and be more prone to scratch or break? My answer would be, just remove them. Apple themselves don’t sell them nor they would recommend you to use them. They’re absolutely unnecessary. Enjoy your phone bro.

[@Ron-pe4bp]

He doesn't install according to instructions. So Why listen to him? (not saying anything about the protectors).

[@mimonbarakagamingvevohd1317]

you sound like u speak in 1.25 speed

[@barracudachaser]

Lens protectors will degrade and scratch compared those sapphire iPhone lenses. Just don’t use the phone as hammer. Those lens protectors are made of cheap materials that have no coatings and can cause light flaring issues and color fringing. I never even cover my SLR lenses. The only thing I would cover any camera lens with, is a polarizing filter.

[@popthatbeep]

Your way of doing things are so impractical

[@Middletyson]

Brand, can u fucking tell

[@mathemarsa]

Never again, bought this and 10 mins later after install stress. never buy this. took it out after 10mins.

[@Miguel_Angel_Duarte]

Hey dude, just circle each lens completely with the floss. Duuhhhh