Hot on the heels of the announcement of the new iPhone, Belkin has announced the reintroduction of tInvisiGlass screen protection collection for the entire iPhone 16 range.
The reimagined Belkin InvisiGlass uses recycled glass materials collected and recycled during the manufacturing processors, then tested to ensure it offers the premium quality, durability and reliability their screen protectors are known for.
Belkin uses a fortification process involving ion-exchange to improve the durability of the InvisiGlass screen protectors, which they say is 62% more durable than tempered glass screen protectors, without additional thickness or weight.
The InvisiGlass screen protectors are available in two options, the InvisiGlass for $39.95, or InvisiGlass Privacy for $59.95, which adds a privacy filter to keep prying eyes from viewing sensitive information over your shoulder.
The screen protectors come in 100% recycled packaging and include a cleaning cloth, dust removal sticker to prevent air bubbles, and Belkin’s patented Easy Align tray allowing for easy and foolproof alignment and application.
Belkin is also extending their Tempered Glass screen protectors to the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. These screen protectors are priced at .95 and are engineered from Japanese glass, and include an antimicrobial treatment to protect the product from discoloration and degradation.
You can also get one of the UltraGlass 2 screen protectors for the iPhone 16 line. At just 0.29mm thin, the UltraGlass 2 is their ‘strongest and most durable screen protector yet’ says Belkin and you can pick one up for .95.
You can grab one of the new Belkin Screen Protector collection for the new iPhone 16 line-up on belkin.com from today for .95 – .95 and they’ll be heading to major retailers soon – some of which have the ScreenForce Application System, which can get your screen protector installed in-store flawlessly in just minutes.
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