In case you missed it, Samsung announced their new 2023 flagship, the Galaxy S23 series, early this morning. We have already covered the details along with where to buy it and now Belkin has announced that they are introducing new TrueClear Curve screen protectors for the new Galaxy S23 series.
The new TrueClear Curve screen protectors are not just any screen protectors, but they not only have the “Designed for Samsung” badge through the Samsung Mobile Accessory Partnership Program but have also passed Belkin’s rigorous testing to deliver optimal protection for your display.
The TrueClear screen protectors are designed to work flawlessly with the Samsung Ultrasonic Fingerprint sensor and include an anti-microbial treatment along with an anti-fingerprint coating. The screen protectors, as you would expect given the True Clear Curve name deliver “ultimate visible clarity” with edge-to-edge coverage. Application of the screen protectors is simple thanks to an Easy Align Tray for a bubble-free result.
“Belkin has led the accessories market in innovation and technology leadership for 40 years. People trust us to build the world’s best products to connect, power and protect their devices, and to put our customers and partners first,” said Steve Malony, CEO, Belkin. “Having Samsung’s additional stamp of approval allows our customers to have comfort and confidence that a Belkin product was designed perfectly for their brand-new device.”
The ScreenForce TrueClear Curve screen protectors for Samsung Galaxy S23 devices are now available at select retailers across Australia and New Zealand and coming soon to Belkin.com for $39.95 AUD and $49.95 NZD. Grab one so your new Samsung Galaxy S23 can be protected from the day you take it out of the box for the first time.
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