TEMPERED GLASS

It is really simple, I will explain to you all the differences between 2D and 5D tempered glass.

1. 2D Tempered Glass – it’s not the curved glass and it has straight edges that are not usually seen in the market.

2. 2.5D Tempered Glass – often seen tempered glass but it has a lot of variations in how it is made.

• 2.5D Tempered Glass is the same as simple flat tempered glass just with arched edges.

• 2.5D Curved tempered glass with borders (white, black, gold and etc.) -when manufacturers noticed that phones are being released with curved edges they thought of a quick solution to make tempered glass with borders that hide corners and that does not stick to phones.

• 2.5D tempered glass with TPU. In most cases, it’s for Apple iPhone models because their edges are curved less than in other phones. It’s the same as the 2 options with borders but they are made of TPU. It has one minus – TPU borders can be scratched very easily, they have no resistance from scratches.

3. 3D tempered glass is the first manufacturer’s solution to curved edge screen phones where tempered glass is also curved, but it is really bad. Why? It does not stick fully to the screen because it sticks to the phone with double-sided tape which is just in the corners. In many options, with this tempered glass people have problems with touchscreen, it is difficult to use the phone or you will need a hard press of fingers, screen edges are not that sensitive for touchscreen as without the glass. I heard too many complaints about this one.

4. 5D tempered glass (2nd of the best solution for curved edge screen phones) it’s curved and attaches to screen fully.

5. 5D UV tempered glass (1st of the best solution for curved edge screen phones). Of course, it is also the most difficult tempered glass because of its application on the phone. In packaging, there is tempered glass, “nano water” with which you should glue the glass to the phone, and UV (ultraviolet) light which cures the glue.