6 Best Screen Protectors for Nothing Phone (2)

The Nothing Phone (1) shook up the mid-range smartphone market at the time of its launch. The same can be attributed, at least in parts, to its unique design, which was backed by the Glyph interface. The Phone (2), which precedes the Phone (1), brings a more powerful CPU, bigger screen, battery, better cameras, and more to the mix. If you plan to get one or have already placed your order, you should also snag a screen protector to keep your new gadget’s OLED screen safe from scratches and accidental drops.

Although Nothing has improved the Phone (2) display with LTPO tech (that offers variable refresh rate from 1Hz to 120Hz), the company has stuck with the same Gorilla Glass 5 protection. While it should suffice for daily wear and tear, it’s no match to the latest Gorilla Glass Victus.

So, if you want to avoid spending money to fix your Phone (2)’s cracked screen, you should get one of the top screen protectors for the smartphone.

Before we start, read our existing Nothing Phone (2) coverage.

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Suttkue has one of the best bang-for-the-buck screen protectors on the list. The company bundles two screen and camera lens protectors with your purchase. As such, you can protect the OLED display and the dual-camera setup on Nothing Phone (2).

Suttkue offers a highly transparent tempered glass for Nothing Phone (2). Some sub-par screen protectors affect the display visibility. As such, you may notice that the panel exhibits washed-out colors. Thankfully, that’s not the case with Suttkue’s offering, as it preserves the display’s peak brightness and image quality.

The screen protector has 9H hardness, which is stronger than a standard plastic film. The installation is easy, and the company offers a detailed guide on the Amazon page to apply the screen protector. Unfortunately, it doesn’t come with a tool kit, which would’ve simplified the installation process further.

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ZZjoOoj has yet another affordable screen protector for the Nothing Phone (2). In fact, it’s even cheaper than the alternative prefaced above. To that end, the company bundles two tempered glass protectors that should last prospective buyers a couple of years at least.

ZZjoOoj screen protector is rated at 9H hardness and features 2.5D rounded edges. As such, it should fit the Phone (2)’s screen without a hitch. The 9H protection should safeguard your phone from scratches, bumps, or any accidental drops as well.

Thanks to an electrostatic adsorption tech, the screen guard can be applied to the Phone (2)’s screen seamlessly. Add to that, the tempered glass’ multi-layer structure and scratch-resistant properties should keep your Phone (2) safe in any condition.

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While dbrand is known for skins and covers, the company also sells glass screen protectors for popular devices like the Phone (2). While the pricing is on the higher side, the company claims to offer the best protection for your fancy new gadget.

With this one, dbrand is relying on precision, protection, and overall quality to stand out. The company’s screen protector offers a precise fit and features polished edges for a smooth grip.

dbrand’s screen protector also comes with an oleophobic coating which should keep fingerprint smudges and oil stains at bay. Normally, we see such coating on the display panel and not tempered glass. It’s good to see dbrand offering the same with their screen protector. Lastly, you should know that the company bundles two screen protectors with every purchase.

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Gadget Shieldz offers several options to protect your Nothing Phone (2) display and exteriors from scratches. You can get a screen protector and even bundle it with a body kit for a complete setup.

Nothing Phone (2) uses glass on the back too. While you can always get a case, some may prefer to show off the Phone (2)’s fancy back. If you are among them, a screen and body protector from Gadget Shieldz should be on your buying list. You can even get a matte protector for the body and an ultra-clear screen protector for the display.

At just 0.2mm thick, the company offers one of the slimmest screen protectors for Nothing Phone (2). As such, the screen protector should gel well with the smartphone’s fingerprint scanner too. Do note that the company’s products will ship starting 17th July, 2023.

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Don’t let the renders for Hensinple’s screen protector fool you (the product images are of the Nothing Phone 1 instead of Phone 2); the listing confirms the screen protector is in fact, for the newest device. More notably, the screen protector is sturdy and boasts 9H hardness.

Hensinple bundles a clear case as well as the screen protector with your order. The case lips are raised 1.5mm, thereby offering extra protection. Although the company claims anti-yellowing tech, you should always take such claims with a pinch of salt. On the bright side, the case also offers 1.8mm raised edges around the camera to protect your primary lens from scratches and scuffs.

The case has precise cuts for speaker grills, charging ports, and microphones. The screen protector is adequately thick at 0.33mm too. Do note that the concoction may add some heft to the Phone (2).

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Nothing makes a screen protector for the Phone (2) as well. You can bundle the official screen protector with your phone purchase and get both on the same day. Since the screen protector is a first-party product from Nothing’s stables, you can expect an astute fit and impeccable scratch and drop resistance.

Additionally, the screen protector should not come in the way of the display’s snappy touch response. It is 0.35mm thick, so it will add some bulk to your phone (10.8g, to be precise).

Nothing even offers a screen protector applicator, dust removal sticker, scraping card, and a dust-free cloth to help you apply the screen protector in no time. The pricing is on the higher side, though. That said, it’s a safe bet if you don’t have any budget constraints.

Although your Nothing Phone (2) comes with a one-year standard warranty, it doesn’t cover hardware damage. A screen protector is a must-have add-on for your new purchase. And, once you’ve set up your new phone, check our dedicated post to get the most out of Nothing Phone’s unique glyph lights too!

Last updated on 14 July, 2023

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Parth previously worked at EOTO.tech covering tech news. He is currently freelancing at Guiding Tech writing about apps comparison, tutorials, software tips and tricks and diving deep into iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows platforms.