The best iPhone 14 Pro screen protectors in 2024

The quick list

Hand holding up the box for the OtterBox Amplify screen protector

(Image credit: Beth Nicholls)

Our top choices
FAQs
How to choose
How we test

The best screen protectors for the iPhone 14 Pro do more than just prevent damage from impacts. They can also shield your phone from harmful surface bacteria, unwanted fingerprints, oils, water, sweat, daily dust, and occasional scratches that can occur when carrying your device in a bag.

Many believe that screen protectors are no longer necessary, as flagship phone screens are now constructed with tougher materials. Sadly, this isn't true. No smartphone is indestructible, and even the most rugged devices have limitations when subjected to drops from heights or dunked in water.

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 cases, as well as the best iPhone 14 Pro Max cases, not forgetting the best iPhone 14 Plus cases, and if you have the standard model, the best iPhone 14 cases to keep your device safe and secure no matter where you go. 

Best iPhone 14 Pro Screen Protectors

FAQs

Do I need to buy a screen protector for my iPhone 14 Pro?

Technically, no. But in practical terms, yes absolutely. A screen protector is highly recommended to protect the expensive OLED display on your iPhone 14 Pro from scratches, cracks, and shattering. A good quality tempered glass screen protector can guard against these types of display damage.

What type of screen protector is best for the iPhone 14 Pro?

The best screen protectors for the iPhone 14 Pro are typically tempered glass screen protectors. Tempered glass offers superior scratch resistance and clarity compared to plastic screen protectors. Look for tempered glass protectors that are 9H hardness or higher for maximum protection.

Can you guard a phone screen from germs?

Yes! Whether your doctor has warned you to stay away from any bacteria or you're just a bit of a germaphobe, screen protectors with antimicrobial coatings will help to prevent and eliminate surface bacteria from lurking on your phone screen. 

How to choose the best screen protectors

We understand that the hunt for a durable yet reasonably priced screen protector can be daunting and time-consuming, but fear not. Finding the best screen protector is a breeze once you know what to look for. Luckily for you, we're experts now when it comes to finding the best smartphone accessories available for the best camera phones, with options to suit all budgets and lifestyles, and from leading brands that you can trust. 

If you're a photographer and smartphone shooter (which we assume you are - this is Digital Camera World after all) then you might want to pair your screen protector with a strong phone case with raised edges to protect your camera unit from any cracked lenses upon impact. Maybe even consider purchasing a separate camera lens protector for the iPhone 14 Pro too. 

How we test

We approach screen protector claims with a degree of skepticism, as manufacturers are known to exaggerate or highlight specific features to drive sales. For instance, some products might boast 10-foot drop protection, but we're not inclined to put that claim to the test ourselves.

Given this pragmatic approach, we take manufacturer statements with a grain of salt. However, we are committed to only recommending screen protectors that we would be willing to purchase ourselves. Our selections come from brands we've had the opportunity to test across various product categories and have found to be reliable and of high quality.

By striking this balance between healthy skepticism and a commitment to quality, we aim to provide our readers with screen protector recommendations they can trust, without subjecting our own devices to undue risk.

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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