Questions about DiamondProtect Nano liquid glass

No, that is not possible. There is only a cloth that is soaked with the liquid glass. The layer that is applied is so thin that nothing is filled up.

I see no reason why you would want to remove it. You really don't see anything of it.

The "Nano liquid glass (1 Piece, Universal)" by DiamondProtect is designed to be universal and can be used on various devices, including smartphones. However, it is important to note that this product is not specifically tailored for the iPhone 16 Pro Max. While it may be compatible due to its universal nature, you should ensure that the application process and the protector's properties align with the specific needs and design of your iPhone 16 Pro Max. Here are a few considerations: - Compatibility: Since it is universal, it should fit most smartphones, but the fit might not be as precise as a screen protector specifically designed for the iPhone 16 Pro Max. - Installation: The product uses a nano liquid applied with a cloth, which might require careful application to avoid bubbles or uneven coverage. - Protection: It is important to verify if the nano liquid glass provides the same level of protection (e.g., scratch resistance, blue light filtration) as you would expect from a screen protector specifically designed for your device. If you are looking for a screen protector with specific features and a precise fit for your iPhone 16 Pro Max, you might want to consider a product that is explicitly designed for that model, such as the ZAGG Glass XTR4.

Yes I've had this on my mobile for five years and have been super happy no scratches no hiccups and much less dusty, really great. Must have one again now that I have a new mobile.

That's absolutely no problem, it's also in the description.

Diamant nano is not a disc but a cloth with diamond fluid that you apply to the entire phone or watch lasts about 1 year and works wonders. I am very enthusiastic, there are no more scratches and the glass practically does not break anymore. With kind regards adi

You'd better save your money! It's useless! Look it up on the Internet! You've only got scratches in it! Better get bulletproof glass!

The product did not convince me! There are still scratches on the display.

Hei, So I bought it a while ago and applied it on an iPhone 7 Plus and on a Note 3. I don't notice almost any less mirroring (maybe 10% less so you almost don't notice it) or anything like that, but I don't know if this is different from smartphone to smartphone. Greetings :)

This is a liquid that you wipe onto your phone (or tablet, or anything), which leaves a thin protective layer. It will work on any device equally. I'm not sure how good is it though: it didn't seem secure enough to me, so I bought a regular gorilla glass shield in addition. Try searchig accessories section of your phone to check if there are any screen protectors that fit.

Hello, According to the manufacturer, their product will last 12 to 15 months. I personally installed it less than a week ago so I can't say for sure how good it is, but it's still an extra layer of protection, which can't hurt, IF it does. I applied the product on a phone with an already ultra resistant screen, but I'm even less scared with the extra layer, it still avoids micro-scratches. I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use the product on my phone, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use the product on my phone, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use the product on my phone.

Ah... Advertising says it all... but I can't find any test or proof... I only see and read claims. This could simply be a hardener that protects in the short term, or maybe even attacks my surface... I think it's a simple feint, he just hopes to sell enough before the bubble bursts!!!!

I can't say much about the packaging or the peeling. There's no visible abrasion or anything, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I've had the seal on the phone for a few months and it still gets scratched. I'm very careful with the device and still. So I don't believe in the promises ... A simple protective film or a glass protector costs a similar amount and does much more.