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It was only a few weeks into owning the iPhone 13 Pro when I was still quite precious about how it looked, hence noticing it immediately. It was shaken around for some time before it was removed, and that’s when I noticed the scuffs. I had put the phone in my bag, and instead of slipping it into a separate pocket, I accidentally put it in the main compartment with my house keys and various other objects. I know how the scuffs at the bottom of the screen happened, which also gives an indication of how effective Ceramic Shield is at resisting harm in common situations. None of the other scratches can be felt, and I only ever notice them with the screen off and when light is reflecting on the glass. It’s at the very bottom of the screen and appears to be more of a scuff than a scratch when viewed under the light. The iPhone 13 Pro’s screen has gotten scratched, but crucially I can only feel one of them, and only when I use my nail. 1rJy4MpBcKĭo I regret not putting a screen protector on the iPhone 13 Pro, or has Ceramic Shield glass done a good job at keeping it free from scratches and scuffs? You can see in the short video above how it has performed, but understanding its effectiveness is more than just seeing if you can spot scratches on the surface. I can only feel one scratch (and then only with my fingernail), and none can be seen with the screen on. This is my iPhone 13 Pro's screen after a year of use without a screen protector, so you can see how Ceramic Shield has worked to keep it free from harm. I’ve had the phone in different cases over the year, but not all provided a bezel to raise the phone off the surface if placed screen down. I haven’t babied the phone during this time, it has been kept in my pocket, put in various bags, left on tables, and just generally used-but-not-abused. Since my own iPhone 13 Pro arrived on launch day in 2021, I have used it without a screen protector. Instead, how about everyday life with it? While they certainly put the glass through its paces, hopefully, your own phone never has to withstand such harsh treatment. Now you know what it is, what about how it has performed? There are already various, and quite destructive, examples of breaking Ceramic Shield glass out there.

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