eSTUFF ES504079 pellicola protettiva per cellulare/retro pellicola protettiva trasparente Samsung 1 pz.

Clear screen protector eSTUFF Galaxy S22+ Tempered glass Scratch resistant (ES504079) is a tempered glass protector designed for the Samsung Galaxy S22+. The protector is case-friendly, made from 9H tempered glass that preserves original screen clarity and touch sensitivity while offering scratch resistance and impact absorption. The product is packaged in an eco-conscious, fully plastic-free FSC certified paper envelope printed with solvent-free soy ink.

Advantages

The Titan Shield® tempered glass provides high surface hardness (9H) for scratch resistance, an anti-shatter film that contains glass fragments if the protector breaks, and a breakaway design that absorbs and dissipates impact to reduce the likelihood of display damage. Packaging reduces cardboard use and cargo volume by approximately 75% and is fully recyclable.

Suitable for

• Samsung Galaxy S22+ (6.6" screen)
• Users who want to maintain original screen clarity and touch responsiveness
• People seeking basic scratch and impact protection for everyday use

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: eSTUFF
• Model / MPN: ES504079
• Compatibility: Samsung Galaxy S22+
• Protector type: Clear tempered glass
• Hardness: 9H
• Maximum screen size supported: 6.6"
• Colour / Finish: Transparent
• Packaging: FSC certified paper envelope, plastic-free

How to use

Clean the device screen thoroughly using the included cleaning kit to remove dust, oils, and fingerprints. Align the tempered glass protector with the Galaxy S22+ screen edges and any cutouts, then gently lower it onto the display. Press the center and allow adhesive to spread; use a soft cloth to remove bubbles toward the edges. If necessary, lift and realign before full adhesion. Avoid heavy handling of the protector until the adhesive sets.

Recommendations

The protector is case-friendly but check case fit after installation. Replace the tempered glass if it shows cracks or heavy damage; the anti-shatter film secures fragments but does not restore protective performance once compromised.