Do you take off the screen protector and use your phone without?

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Do you guys use your phones with or without a screen protector. Do you notice any major difference, using without the screen protector?
 
I pop a case on some of my phones - my Pixel 3 has the Google fabric case which I like. I've never yet found a screen protector that maintains the smoothness of the glass underneath so I tend to not bother with those personally.
 
I pop a case on some of my phones - my Pixel 3 has the Google fabric case which I like. I've never yet found a screen protector that maintains the smoothness of the glass underneath so I tend to not bother with those personally.
Hmm so you notice the screen is more responsive without?
 
I didn't bother with one on my Note 4 or Note 8. However the Samsung TPU one supplied on my Note 10+ is so good I've left it on.

I use an Aramid Fibre case on the Note 8 and Note 10+ which keeps the svelte feeling as they're only 0.6-0.7mm thick.
 
Just got a pixel 4a 5g which didn't have one automatically installed so used it for a day without one. I've now added an LK screen protector and I must say I'm impressed - easy installation using the included guide frame with no bubbles and as far as I can tell there's no difference in response.
 
I insure my phones from accidental damage now so don't bother with cases or screen protectors. Smashed too many screens not to bother.
 
I usually keep one on, if I'm selling off the phone, but having read a few posts online, it appears the best experience is using without .
 
It goes in a slim case but I never bother with screen protectors.
The case is normally more for grip these days now everything is smooth glass, looks lovely but crap to hold.
 
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I always apply a glass screen protector. They feel just as good as the real screen, for 6 months or so. After that I find the oleophobic finish seems to lose effectiveness, so I replace.
 
Naked on the screen but I do run a slim case.

I don't like the feeling and the rough edges of screen protectors.
 
I remove them. Still rocking a OnePlus 3T and the screen is as good as the day I bought it, but I am always careful with my phones
 
Glass screen protector always. Unless it comes from the manufacturer fitted.

Didn't always, until my xperia z2 fell out of its car holder into the footwell and gained 3 scratches across the glass screen. Was gutted :(

Current phone has a full adhesive glass protector fitted, and the option in settings to turn up sensitivity.
It's super slippy and feels great. And doesn't show fingerprints.
 
I keep them on if they're factory fitted.
Yes that's what I used do do, but from now on, I want to feel the screen naked, as it may be better performance wise. If you sell off your phones though, they get better value when they have the factory screen protector though.
 
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