The best iPhone 14 Pro Max screen protector in 2025

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TORRAS iPhone 14 Pro Max screen protector being applied to an iPhone display

(Image credit: TORRAS / Amazon)

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FAQs
How to choose
How we test

The best screen protectors for the iPhone 14 Pro Max are invaluable if you want to keep your expensive smartphone nice and safe (and let's face it, why would you?). Screen protectors are designed to prevent any excess damage to your device upon impacts, and can also protect your expensive smartphone from unwanted fingerprints, bacteria, oils, sweat, plus daily scratches from keeping it in a bag or pocket. 

Yes, the newer iPhones are made of tougher materials, but that doesn't mean they don't need protection. No smartphone is indestructible, and even the best rugged phones have their limitations. And you'll want to keep your phone screen as new and gleaming as possible, not only for the purpose of reselling it when the time comes, but screen protectors offer peace of mind that if you ever drop your phone, there's an extra layer of safety between your device and an expensive screen repair. 

Already purchased a screen protector? The next step is securing a reliable and sturdy phone case. Take a look at our guides to the best iPhone 14 Pro Max cases, as well as the best iPhone 14 Pro cases, not forgetting the best iPhone 14 Plus cases, and if you have the standard model, the best iPhone 14 cases

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FAQs

Are all iPhone protectors the same size and shape?

No, iPhone protectors vary in size and shape depending on the brand and model. So it's essential to ensure you purchase a protector specifically designed for the iPhone 14 Pro Max to ensure a proper fit.

Will a smartphone protector affect the touchscreen sensitivity of my iPhone 14 Pro Max?

Most high-quality smartphone protectors are designed to maintain touchscreen sensitivity without compromising functionality. However, some of the cheaper ones on Amazon may not fall into that category, especially if they come from brands you've never heard of.

How do I install a smartphone protector on my iPhone 14 Pro Max?

Installation methods may vary depending on the type of protector you choose (e.g., tempered glass or film) and specific manufacturer's guidelines, so do pay attention to the instructions. Generally, it involves cleaning the screen thoroughly, aligning the protector with the device, and carefully applying it without trapping air bubbles.

How to choose a screen protector

Firstly, make sure you buy a screen protector that fits your actual phone, as they do vary in size. Secondly, if you're a bit of a germaphobe, a screen protector with antimicrobial coatings will help to prevent and eliminate surface bacteria from lurking on your phone screen. Worried about dropping your phone? Then you need a strong Tempered Glass screen protector to withstand hefty drops. And if you're concerned about eye strain, look for blue-light-blocking cover. 

How we test screen protectors

When it comes to testing screen protectors, the reality is that we can't put our own phones at risk to do so. As a result, our recommendations are based on factors like the quality and materials used, the ease of application, and most importantly, the price range and value for money.

We're not naive: we understand that most manufacturers tend to exaggerate and oversell the key features of their screen protectors, knowing that customers won't actually test the claims. For instance, some products might boast 10-foot drop protection, but we're not about to verify that claim ourselves.

Keeping this in mind, we approach screen protector reviews and recommendations with a healthy dose of skepticism. We're committed to only suggesting products that we would be willing to purchase ourselves, from brands that we're familiar with and have tested other products from, ensuring that they are reliable and of high quality.

Beth Nicholls
Staff Writer

A staff writer for Digital Camera World, Beth has an extensive background in various elements of technology with five years of experience working as a tester and sales assistant for CeX. After completing a degree in Music Journalism, followed by obtaining a Master's degree in Photography awarded by the University of Brighton, she spends her time outside of DCW as a freelance photographer specialising in live music events and band press shots under the alias 'bethshootsbands'. 

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