Galaxy S20 PlusSource: Daniel Bader / Android Central

For the past few phones Samsung has released, they've all come with a nice little freebie — a pre-installed screen protector. It's a simple film protector that really only protects the S20 against scratches and other imperfections, but it's a solid addition nonetheless.

Getting a free screen protector installed on your new phone right out of the box is a great deal in our eyes, but does everyone share this same feeling?

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Some of our AC forum members recently got to talking about this — specifically, members that recently bought the new Galaxy S20.

Borgie
Borgie

Yes, for awhile anyway until it gets too scratched up. They aren't the most durable in the world, but I like the feel of them over some others.

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bhatech
bhatech

No I like the screen without any screen protector, it's just a preference thing.

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williams448
williams448

I was planning on keeping it on, that was until I dropped it and the screen protector got a gouge in it and I couldn't stand looking at it, lol. Luckily the screen was untouched.

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dov1978
dov1978

I normally can't stand screen protectors and never put them on my phones but this one on the Ultra looks and feels good. I know it'll be coming off sooner or later but I'll be keeping mine on until it looks bad or starts peeling

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What about you? Are you keeping the Galaxy S20's pre-installed screen protector on?

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