Factory screen protector

[marko68]

I think to see a factory screen protector on my p20 pro. It takes a lot of dirt and fingerprints... Do you think its possible to remove it and replace with a glass screen protector?

 

[tCC]

I think to see a factory screen protector on my p20 pro. It takes a lot of dirt and fingerprints... Do you think its possible to remove it and replace with a glass screen protector?

Yes you can

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[marko68]

Yes you can

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Ok thank you. Is it easy to do? Any special way to remove the factory screen protector.?

 

[tCC]

Ok thank you. Is it easy to do? Any special way to remove the factory screen protector.?

Dunno, saw some guy did it on YouTube

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[deepmenace]

yeah i dont like the factory protector - its been fitted poorly too - its not right in the centre...really makes the phone look a lot worse

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Dunno, saw some guy did it on YouTube

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link?

 

[tCC]

yeah i dont like the factory protector - its been fitted poorly too - its not right in the centre...really makes the phone look a lot worse

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link?

Can't remember which review it was, saw a lot of them, sorry

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[marko68]

Dunno, saw some guy did it on YouTube

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Searching with Google and found nothing...

 

[secXces_debaki]

Just put it off. It's just a foil nothing special.

 

[DaveP2611]

Mines peeling at the bottom already, have a glass one on order to arrive today so will leave on till that has turned up than will be ripping it off.

 

[burso]

I have the P20 and after seeing one in flesh at the local Vodafone store which had the factory fitted screen protector removed I've quickly decided to ditch mine. I'm convinced the screen has a good oleophobic layer applied as it doesn't smudge easily and is very easy to wipe. I'd definitely recommend to take it off.

 

[tCC]

I have the P20 and after seeing one in flesh at the local Vodafone store which had the factory fitted screen protector removed I've quickly decided to ditch mine. I'm convinced the screen has a good oleophobic layer applied as it doesn't smudge easily and is very easy to wipe. I'd definitely recommend to take it off.

I've read that the screen itself does NOT have an oleophobic coating, so a protector is a must

 

[Robb89]

Hi to all,
i'm still waiting to found a decent tempered glass for my new p20 pro.
Actually there is something on the web but nothing really "special" on the market, for now.

Got some advices ?
Thanks

 

[walkerx]

just realised mine had a screen protector on - thought it was just the standard plastic cover you get on new devices

 

[burso]

I've read that the screen itself does NOT have an oleophobic coating, so a protector is a must

Can you share the source please?
I'm unable to post external links, check the wifihifi.ca review:
"The P20 has a 5.8-inch LCD (2,244x1,090) with an 18:7:9 aspect ratio. The P20 Pro has a 6.1-inch OLED display with the same resolution and aspect ratio as its smaller sibling. It's also worth noting that both screens have oleophobic coating, a common feature on smartphone screens to ward off oils and fingerprints. The P10 and P10 Plus are unusual in that they didn't, so Huawei chose to include a screen protector with each of those devices."

Obviously I cannot guarantee the source is Huawei or the reviewer.
All I was trying to say was the screen is less fingerprint prone than with the factory fitted screen protector (which is rubbish) and I know that for fact. I was not able to find any real life user experience on the web, so thought I'd share mine.

 

[walkerx]

i wouldn't trust whathifi as the uk site reports that Netflix works in HDR on the P20 Pro when infact it doesn't

 

[lisnalee]

I have the P20 and after seeing one in flesh at the local Vodafone store which had the factory fitted screen protector removed I've quickly decided to ditch mine. I'm convinced the screen has a good oleophobic layer applied as it doesn't smudge easily and is very easy to wipe. I'd definitely recommend to take it off.

I'm going to keep mine until it gets tatty then bin it. The new novelty will have wore off by then and I'll go without any

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[dannejanne]

I've read that the screen itself does NOT have an oleophobic coating, so a protector is a must

Can you share the source please?
I'm unable to post external links, check the wifihifi.ca review:
"The P20 has a 5.8-inch LCD (2,244x1,090) with an 18:7:9 aspect ratio. The P20 Pro has a 6.1-inch OLED display with the same resolution and aspect ratio as its smaller sibling. It's also worth noting that both screens have oleophobic coating, a common feature on smartphone screens to ward off oils and fingerprints. The P10 and P10 Plus are unusual in that they didn't, so Huawei chose to include a screen protector with each of those devices."

Obviously I cannot guarantee the source is Huawei or the reviewer.
All I was trying to say was the screen is less fingerprint prone than with the factory fitted screen protector (which is rubbish) and I know that for fact. I was not able to find any real life user experience on the web, so thought I'd share mine.

I have removed the factory protector and the screen has oleophobic coating.

 

[tCC]

I have removed the factory protector and the screen has oleophobic coating.

Ok cool


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[samson09]

I have removed the factory protector and the screen has oleophobic coating.

How did you check it?

 

[yoomy]

i wouldn't trust whathifi as the uk site reports that Netflix works in HDR on the P20 Pro when infact it doesn't

On my version .106 Netflix HDR works on the P20 Pro.