Screen protectors come in various types, each designed to meet different needs and preferences. Here’s a brief overview of the most common types:

• Tempered Glass: These screen protectors are made from tempered glass that has been chemically strengthened. They offer high resistance to scratches and impacts, making them one of the most durable types available. The clarity of the display remains sharp, and they often feature an oleophobic coating to reduce fingerprints.
  
  
• TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane): TPU screen protectors are made from a flexible material that can absorb impact more effectively than traditional hard plastic. They are highly resistant to scratches and punctures. TPU protectors are also easier to install without air bubbles compared to rigid glass.
  
  
• PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate): PET screen protectors are a thin, lightweight option made from a plastic film. They provide a basic level of protection against scratches but are less effective at protecting against impacts. PET protectors are more affordable and less noticeable once applied.
  
  
• Privacy Screen Protectors: These protectors limit the viewing angle of your screen, ensuring that the display is only visible to those directly in front of it. Privacy screen protectors are ideal for users who handle sensitive information on their devices in public spaces.
  
  
• Anti-Glare Screen Protectors: Specifically designed to reduce glare from sunlight and other bright lights, these protectors have a matte finish that helps improve visibility in bright conditions. They can reduce eye strain during prolonged use in well-lit environments.
  
  
• Liquid Screen Protectors: A newer type of protection, liquid screen protectors involve applying a liquid solution to your screen. This solution hardens to create a protective layer that is invisible and less than a micron thick. They offer a minimalistic approach and can provide scratch resistance, although their effectiveness compared to physical screen protectors can vary.

Each type of screen protector has its pros and cons, depending on what you prioritize for your device—whether it's impact resistance, scratch protection, or privacy.