Can a curved screen be covered with tempered glass? How to cover a curved screen with tempered glass?

The curved design of the curved screen of a curved mobile phone is easy to hold, fits better with the arc of the palm, and is not easy to break, reducing the chance of screen wear. The seemingly subtle curve can give the phone holder better information privacy, so it is also more popular among trendy people. Can a curved screen be covered with a tempered glass film? Let's see what the following article says!

Contents of this article

1. Can a curved screen be covered with tempered glass?

2. How to apply tempered glass to a curved screen

3. What is full coverage tempered film?

Can a curved screen be covered with tempered glass?

Curved screens can be covered with film, but it is troublesome. Ordinary tempered films and high-definition films cannot be covered. Generally speaking, tempered films cannot be used on curved screens. This is because ordinary tempered films are very flat and cannot adhere to the screen when there is a curve on the edge of the screen, resulting in obvious white edges.

A curved screen is a display screen that uses flexible plastic, mainly realized through OLED panels. Compared with a flat screen, a curved screen is more flexible and less likely to break. The curved screen uses non-rigid glass as a substrate, which is more flexible and less likely to break. This reduces the chance of screen wear, especially for mobile phone screens that are frequently touched.

When used in mobile phones, the overall curved design of the curved screen is easier to hold and fits better with the curvature of the palm, reducing the distance the thumb needs to touch the screen when operating with one hand. In theory, it helps to improve the experience of horizontal cross-screen operation on large-size screens. The seemingly subtle curve can allow the phone holder to have better information privacy. For example, people sitting next to them cannot see what is displayed on the phone screen.

How to apply tempered glass to curved screen

The method of applying tempered film to curved screen is:

1. First, take out the alcohol cotton and wipe the phone screen clean without leaving any fingerprints.

2. Wipe the screen with a dust-wiping cloth to avoid alcohol and moisture residue, and wipe off the dust, and wipe the screen carefully. Don't leave any dust layer.

3. Generally, when you buy a tempered glass, it will be equipped with static dust removal paper. Use static dust removal paper to remove static electricity from the screen to prevent dust. If there is no static dust paper, you can observe it with your eyes. If there is dust, wipe it again with a dust-wiping cloth, but never wipe it with your hands, which will leave fingerprints.

4. Tear off the release film of the tempered film, hold the edges with your hands (note: do not touch the inner surface of the tempered film), aim at the screen, look at the edges and the HOME keyboard position, gently put down the tempered film, press the middle of the screen lightly with your finger to make the tempered film fit the screen, push it gently with a scratch card to help the tempered film fit the screen, and remove the bubbles.

What is full coverage tempered film

Full coverage means that in addition to the screen, there is corresponding non-screen coverage.

Advantages: Full screen coverage can cover the entire screen and also block the curved edges, which can protect the curved edges.

Disadvantages: The full-screen coverage uses a partially transparent screen window with black or white edges, and the gaps around the edges are easy for dust to enter; because the four sides of the full-screen coverage are not attached to the screen, that is, it is in a suspended state, it is very easy to cause the edges to break, thus causing the entire piece of glass to be scrapped; due to its complex processing technology and other factors, the price of full-screen coverage is about one-third higher than that of non-full-screen coverage.