The best screen protectors for your Samsung Galaxy S23 (2024)

Spigen is a well-known name in the world of mobile accessories, and screen protectors are no exception. The company’s solution for the Galaxy S23 includes this pack of two oleophobic tempered glass panels for your phone. The panels also pack a hardness rating of 9H, which should withstand most scratches. Installation isn’t too complicated, either. It comes with an auto-alignment kit and applicator. This is the best screen protector to buy if you’re already rocking a Spigen case.

Whitestone is serious about screen protector application. This pack includes a remarkably long list of items in the box thanks to the elaborate installation rig that technical users will love and those who prefer simplicity will loathe. The screen protector itself packs a 9H hardness rating, and cuts down on blue light and the rainbow effect common on other screen protectors. Stay away from this screen protector if you want a fuss-free experience, but consider it if you’re looking for a great fit and finish.

Another entry into the tempered glass screen protector section comes from UniqueMe. This screen protector includes two 9H hardness tempered glass screen protectors and — something that sets it apart from the options above — two camera lens protectors. The case is easy to install, won’t render the Galaxy S23’s in-display fingerprint sensor useless, and is easy to clean in place.

UltraGlass brings a two-pack 9H tempered glass screen protector to the table. The company claims its protector is shatterproof and highly scratch-resistant, thanks to its three-layer design. It includes a cleaning package in the box as well as an installation frame. Looking for the ultimate fuss-free glass screen protector for your Galaxy S23? This is it.

In terms of overall value, this might be the best glass screen protector option for the Galaxy S23. It includes three protectors in the box, and application is simple enough thanks to a large yellow frame included in the pack. Adding even more value is the included individual camera lens covers that shouldn’t detract from the Galaxy S23’s design.

If you’re tight on budget, the amFilm OneTouch tempered glass protector is a good option. Not only does this pack include two protectors with a 9H hardness rating, but there are also two camera lens protectors. Interestingly, the screen protectors come pre-packaged in the alignment tools. This makes it one of the easiest screen protectors to install.

The Mowei EzFit screen protector lives up to its name, with a simple, fool-proof application process and three screen protectors if you’re bad at sticking them on. Each protector packs a 9H hardness rating, while two additional camera lens protector packs boost this already great value.

Samsung’s official Galaxy S23 screen protector is “made to last and not be seen.” It’s as simple as screen protectors get, packing a basic yet effective applicator and an anti-scratch and fingerprint-free coating. While it’s by no means as impact resistant as a glass screen protector, it won’t add too much weight to the overall phone.

OtterBox is another prominent smartphone accessory maker. Its Alpha Flex screen protector series is expensive, but includes an antimicrobial coating that protects the display from bacteria. While the protector is of course made of plastic, OtterBox claims it feels like glass and packs great shock absorption and scratch resistance. Like the Spigen tempered glass protector, grab this if you already own an OtterBox case and have plenty of cash at hand.

The Case-Mate FlexiShield screen protector uses a reinforced polymer design with a cut-out of the Galaxy S23’s front-facing camera. A few of its perks include an anti-fingerprint coating and a scratch-resistant surface that doesn’t affect sensitivity. Unlike other protectors on this list, the Case-Mate doesn’t come with an installation frame, which introduces some margin of effort for novices.

The Spigen NeoFlex screen protector is a little pricey compared to equivalent tempered glass protectors, but this option has a few advantages. The application is simple, even without an alignment tool. It’s also thin but tough and doesn’t add much bulk to the Galaxy S23. You might need a few goes at installing the screen protector on your phone, but you can remove and reapply provided you spray the protector with the included solution.

Film screen protectors can be ludicrously expensive, but that’s not the case for this FANGTIAN pack. It includes four screen protectors plus an installation tool, making it far more economically friendly if you expect to need replacements. While you won’t get the same impact protection from its TPU construction as you would from tempered glass, these protectors still pack a 7H hardness rating.

This privacy screen protector from Ringke will not only keep your device safe from scratches and drops but prying eyes. The tempered glass panel includes a polarizing film that narrows viewing angles. Ringke claims visibility is completely obscured at 40°, which makes it virtually impossible for your public transport neighbors to peek at your display. The protector also has a 9H hardness rating, an oleophobic coating, and compatibility with Ringke cases.

If the Ringke screen protector is too expensive for your needs, YMHML provides an affordable alternative. This pack includes two screen protectors made of 9H hardness tempered glass. Both feature a privacy coating that should dissuade wandering eyes but not affect the Galaxy S23 fingerprint sensor’s performance. Adding to its appeal, YMHML includes two camera lens protector plates.

If you’re looking for a completely left-field option for your Galaxy S23, look no further than the Gradient Colorful screen protector from PDDKISS. The tempered glass protector packs a 9H hardness rating, but its selling point is the purple tinge it gives the display at different angles. The color isn’t noticeable when the display is off, though.

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