Review on 📱 ANEMAT 2 Pack Tempered Glass Screen Protector for iPhone 13 Pro Max 6.7 inch, One Step Installation with Easyframe Install Tool, 9H Hardness, 2.5D Curved Edge by Shane Tomko

Different isn't necessarily a good thing, and ANEMAT costs more than most, and for no good reason. First of all it claims to be "MILITARY GRADE" but I don't think it lasts longer than any other screen protector. I mean why would they give you two when it's gonna take so long? Okay, maybe you have two iPhone 13 Pro Max that need protection. If you have two, it's probably best to get a three-pack. Second, the mounting bezel will not work with other screen protectors as it relies on placement holes in the plastic film attached to the screen. All other screens do not have these placement holes. I couldn't find any replacement screens commercially without the Easy Frame manual. So if you need to replace the glass, you'll have to pay more for screens and extra rails you don't need. Further installation. The method is different from most other protectors on the market. In other cases, place an alignment guide on your phone and check if everything is ok. Before exposing the glue you can insert the glass into the frame to see how everything fits and make sure everything is in order, or practice to get a feel for it. If you like what you see, remove the film and attach the glass. With ANEMAT (and SPIGEN for example) you attach the glass to the alignment frame and then press the frame against the phone. Since the bezel is pretty flimsy and doesn't fit the phone perfectly, it's possible to move the bezel towards the phone a bit (and unless you have OCD it might not matter, but I just paid about $2000 for it a phone and want to look good on day one). At least SPIGEN mostly uses conventional replacement glass in its frames. Given the suboptimal buildability, high purchase price, and very high price for the glass replacement, I recommend simply going for one of the cheaper options with a standard mounting frame. Just try to find a brand that is more well known so you have a better chance of getting nice clear smooth glass as some brands are either rough to the touch (sometimes they advertise it as a 'paper feel' which isn't the case is). . I need for my fingers) or not very clear. And on a non-functional presentation related note. The boxes I received were not in good condition due to stickers being applied and removed. Also, the "ANEMAT” trademark is only on the Revain sticker, i.e. it does not look like an ANEMAT branded product, although paper was attached inside with the ANEMAT installation URL. There is also a RoHS logo on the box but it doesn't seem to match EU or China RoHS and this product doesn't seem to be subject to any requirements yet (I think EU RoHS doesn't require glass to be compliant) . A little bit longer). Since there was no way to verify this certificate, it is likely fake, casting doubt on other certification marks. Go ahead and switch to another brand.