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Galaxy S24Whitestone doom glass is the best tempered screen protector on the market in my opinion
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Galaxy S24I've used this screen protector for my last 3 phones. I purchased it on Amazon. Have never had one crack yet.
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Galaxy S24Perhaps you'd be better off with a case that fosters a good grip, as well as a screen protector. They do make cases with textured sides. You are constantly dropping your phone, even if the screen did not crack, each impact does a little weaking. Even with "slippery hands", does your phone *always* drop screen side down? Also, there is a big difference in a two foot drop onto a carpet and a two foot drop onto a hard floor. It has to be more than a two foot drop for you anyway, unless you are Lilliputian. Even sitting in a chair, it's more than a two foot drop to the floor. If you are standing, it's even further.

