Screen Protector for iPhone 13 - Open Box, iPhone 13 Pro Max
Protect your new iPhone from drops, lots of drops. The secret to a more protective case is a screen protector. It gives you that little bit extra that is cheaper than replacing your screen. Having tried out dozens of options we made a line of screen protectors that maintain visual clarity, are easy to apply, and keep your phone protected. Nothing fancy, just a solid screen protector for your phone.
Our Review
Moment Screen Protector for iPhone 13 (Open Box) — cheap insurance for a phone that never stays home
The gist: A few dollars of ion-strengthened glass that keeps a nomad's only camera and boarding-pass device from cracking in a daypack.
- Impact-ready glass: Ion-strengthened glass cut to 0.3mm — thin enough not to mess with screen feel or grip in a case.
- Oleophobic coating: Resists smudges and repels water, useful after a sweaty trek or a spilled airport coffee.
- Precision fit: Cut cleanly for Face ID and the front camera/speaker so unlock and video calls still work normally.
- Easy install: Ships with Moment's low-waste alignment kit, so there's no fighting bubbles in a hostel room.
According to Moment's own product listing, the glass is engineered to pair with Moment's cases for edge-to-edge coverage without sacrificing touch responsiveness.
Best for: travelers replacing a scratched screen protector on the road without paying full retail for a fresh one. Skip it if: you want a bare, case-free look — the glass edge is subtle but still visible. Runs ~$4 — check the current price before buying.
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