Twraps Screen Protector Review : A MUST buy

[AO-Pete]

Just a bit of context on why we're so late to market, since I can't put all of this on the product page.

We ordered a center screen from Tesla in December, and it arrived mid-June (!). It sucks (and many times I considered taking it out my Cybertruck, but it's always 50/50 if I can get the screen back &/or in one piece), but we took the decision early on to wait it out, as the EZFit template we've been selling with the Highland protector has had great feedback, so that'll be our direction for all future screen protectors. It's especially important for the CT, as it's a huge screen protector, and I tried to install with the 'hinge method' (tape across the top to keep it aligned whilst hinging it down) since we've had the glass designed forever, but it's way too unwieldy, at best a 50/50 install success.

For screen protectors, we unapologetically sell the best available at a decent price, but that nearly always means we're not first to market. FWIW, we tried a template + screen protector already on the market (not TWraps, they're great), and it was horrendously bad; no idea how it was designed, but it cannot have been from the physical screen.

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[CyberNickOH]

I've never seen a need to actually protect a car screen, but if it helps with fingerprints, I'm in for 1.

 

[jf64k]

I've never seen a need to actually protect a car screen, but if it helps with fingerprints, I'm in for 1.

Me either, I get the matte version purely for the anti-glare aspect. The fingerprint thing is an added bonus.

Although there was a time I was loading lumber in my Model Y. I got distracted for a second and BAM!! I shoved a 2x4 right into the center screen, haha!!

I'm not sure if the screen protector helped, but there wasn't a mark on the protector, and of course the screen itself was unharmed.

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