 paper printed and has written several articles for it, one not long since telling that he would soon have to quit reading as he was now rounding out his 80th
mile post. He leaves an aged widow,
three sons and one daughter and a host
of friends to mourn his loss. He came
with his parents from Clearmont, Ohio
to Indiana when he was six years old.
Will you please publish his death in the
Farmer. Two of his sons and daughters
lire subscribers of the Farmer.
Terre Haute, Ind. C. Everyone was all hyped up about sapphire crystal displays a few years ago, then manufacturers realized what a complete pain in the butt it was to manufacture synthetic sapphire at an industrial scale. There have been a few phones and watches with this super hard material covering the screen, but Zagg offers a "Sapphire Defense" screen protector, too. That makes it sound like a sapphire glass screen protector, and the high price backs that assumption up. However, JerryRigEverything just posted a video revealing it to be nothing more than treated plastic.

If you're not familiar with JerryRigEverything's torture test videos, he always uses Moh's Hardness Picks to test the scratch resistance of the screen. Hardened glass displays usually scratch at level five or six. Sapphire, which is one of the hardest natural materials, scratches at a level eight or nine. The video tests the hardness of three products that advertise sapphire: a Tissot watch, the special edition HTC U Ultra, and Zagg's $50 Sapphire Defense hybrid glass screen protector.

The U Ultra and Tissot watch scratch at level eight and nine, as expected. That's better than glass screens, so you're unlikely to scratch one of these devices unless you've got diamonds in your pocket on a regular basis. Zagg's $50 screen protector scratches at a level three. That's what you'd expect from plastic, and indeed, it appears to be made of plastic. When exposed to fire, it melts and burns. Sapphire does not do that, nor does glass (at these temperatures).

So what's going on here? Zagg's packaging says the screen protector is "infused with sapphire." JerryRigEverything notes there are traces of aluminum oxide (sapphire) in the plastic. So, Zagg wants you to assume this is sa
paper printed and has written several article for it, one not long since tell that he would soon have to quit reading as he was immediately rounding out his 80th 
 nautical mile post. He leaves an aged widow, 
 three son and one daughter and a host 
 of friends to mourn his passing. He came 
 with his parents from Clearmont, Ohio 
 to Indiana when he was six year previous. 
 Will you please publish his death in the 
 Farmer. Two of his sons and daughters 
 lire subscribers of the Farmer. 
 Terre Haute, Ind. C. Everyone was all hype up about sapphire crystal displays a few long time ago, then manufacturers realized what a accomplished pain in the buttocks it was to manufacture synthetic sapphire at an industrial scale. There have been a few phones and watch with this super hard material covering the screen, but Zagg offer a " Sapphire Defense " screen protector, too. That makes it sound like a sapphire glass screen protector, and the high monetary value back that assumption up. However, JerryRigEverything barely posted a video revealing it to be nothing more than treated credit card. 

 If you're not familiar with JerryRigEverything's distortion test videos, he constantly uses Moh's Hardness Picks to test the scratch resistance of the screen. Hardened methamphetamine displays usually scratch at level five or six. Sapphire, which is one of the hard lifelike material, scratches at a level eight or nine. The video tests the hardness of three products that advertise sapphire: a Tissot lookout, the special edition HTC U Ultra, and Zagg's $ 50 Sapphire Defense hybrid glass screen defender. 

 The U Ultra and Tissot watch scratch at level eight and nine, as expected. That's better than field glass screens, thus you're unlikely to scrape one of these devices unless you've pay back diamonds in your pocket on a regular basis. Zagg's $ 50 screen defender scratches at a level three. That's what you'd expect from credit card, and indeed, it appears to be made of plastic. When exposed to ardor, it melts and burns. Sapphire does not do that, nor make glass (at these temperatures). 

 So what's going on here? Zagg's packaging says the screen door protector is " infused with sapphire. " JerryRigEverything notes there are traces of aluminum oxide (azure) in the plastic. So, Zagg want you to assume this is sa
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terre HaUTe, iND. c. EvERyone was all hyPed up about sAPphIre cryStAl dISplays A few yEaRS agO, then manufaCturErs realizEd what A CompletE Pain in tHe butt It wAs tO manUFaCtUre SyNTheTIc SapPHirE at an indUsTrIal scAle. THERE Have BeeN a feW phonEs and watches wIth This SUpeR hard MaterIal cOvEring The scrEen, buT ZAgg offers a "SapphIre DEfense" scrEen PrOteCtOr, too. tHat makEs iT soUnd like A sapphiRE glAsS SCReEn protector, and the hIgH PRiCe backs tHat assUMpTiON up. HowevEr, jerRyRiGeVerytHing JUsT posted a Video rEVeAlIng it to Be NothinG mOre ThaN treaTEd plAstic.

IF you're noT famiLIar with JerryRiGeverything's toRTuRE TeST vidEos, He always useS Moh'S hardNess pIcKs tO Test tHe scrAtCH rESistance of the screen. haRdened Glass Displays usualLy scratch aT LEVel five oR six. sApPHire, which is one Of the Hardest natURal materIals, sCratches At a level eIGHt or nine. the VidEo tEstS THe Hardness of thrEE ProdUcTs that aDveRtise saPphIre: A TiSsoT wAtch, the spEcial ediTiOn hTc U ultRa, and zAgg's $50 SappHiRe DEfEnsE hybrID glass ScreeN proTeCtOR.

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T erre H a ute, In d . C. Ev eryone  wa s a ll h y pe dupab o uts ap phi r e c rystal d is pl ays a  few y e a rs a go,  the n man ufacturers re ali zedw hat  a co mplet e pa in  in t he but t itwa s to manufactur e sy nthetic s app hi reat  an i n dustri alsca le. The re have bee na f ew  phones and watche sw i th  this su per ha r dma t erial co ve rin g th e scree n, b u tZagg off ers a" Sa pp hire De fe nse" s cr een  pr otect o r, t oo. Th at makes  it s o und like a sap p hire glass sc r ee n pr o tect or,  and the hi gh p r iceback s  t hat assum ption  u p .H owever, JerryRigEve ry thingjustposted a vide o revealin g i t to benoth i ng more than trea ted p lastic.

I f  you'renot f amiliarwith Jerr y R igEveryt hin g's  to rtu r e  t est videos, h e alwa ys  uses M oh' s Hardn ess  Pi cks  to  t est the s cratch r es is ta nc e o f the screen.Ha rde ne d g lassd isplay s usu ally  s cr a tch  at lev e lf i ve o rsi x. S app hi re, w hich isone ofthe harde stn atur al  m aterial s, scratchesat  a level e ig htor nin e .  The vid eo tests the hardness o f  threepro ducts  tha t adverti sesapphi re: a Tiss ot wat ch, t he  sp e c ial e d i ti onHT C U Ultra, a ndZagg' s$50Sapphir e Defense hybrid g l ass  screen prote cto r.
T h eU U l tr a  an dT iss o t  watch scratchat level e ig h tand nine,a s e xp ected.That'sbette r  than g lass scre ens, so y ou 'reu n lik ely to scr atch one  of these devic e sunles s y ou'vego t d iamon ds iny our  pock et onaregula r bas is . Zagg's  $50 screen protector s cratch es at  alevel thr ee. Tha t's whatyou' d expect f rom  pl astic , a n d ind eed, it  ap p earsto b e  made ofp la sti c .  W hen exposed t o  fi re, i t m e lts an d bu rns. Sapphire doe s  not do that,nord o esgla s s (a tthese temperat ure s) . 
So what 's  going on h ere? Zag g' s  pack agingsays t he scre e n  p r otecto r is  "i nfused wi thsa p phire."  J er r yRigEv eryt hi ng not es the r e ar e traces of alumin um ox i d e (sa p phi re) i nthe pla s tic.  So, Zaggwants you t o assu me t his i s sa
 paper_printed and_has written several articles_for it,_one_not long_since_telling that he_would soon have_to quit reading as_he was now_rounding_out his 80th
mile post. He leaves an aged widow,
three sons and one daughter and_a_host
of friends_to_mourn_his loss. He came
with his_parents from Clearmont, Ohio
to Indiana_when he_was six years old.
Will you please publish his_death_in the
Farmer. Two_of his sons and daughters
lire subscribers of the Farmer.
Terre_Haute, Ind. C. Everyone was all_hyped up about_sapphire_crystal_displays a few years_ago, then manufacturers realized what a_complete pain in the butt it_was to manufacture synthetic sapphire at an_industrial scale. There have been a_few phones and watches with_this super_hard material covering the screen,_but Zagg offers_a "Sapphire_Defense" screen protector,_too. That makes it sound like_a sapphire glass_screen protector, and the high price_backs_that assumption up._However,_JerryRigEverything_just posted_a video revealing_it_to be_nothing_more than treated plastic.

If you're not_familiar_with JerryRigEverything's torture test videos, he always_uses Moh's Hardness Picks_to_test the scratch resistance_of the screen. Hardened glass_displays usually scratch at level five_or six._Sapphire, which_is one of the hardest natural materials, scratches at a level_eight or nine. The video tests_the hardness of three_products that_advertise_sapphire: a Tissot_watch,_the special_edition HTC U Ultra, and Zagg's $50_Sapphire Defense_hybrid glass screen protector.

The U Ultra_and Tissot watch scratch_at_level eight and nine, as expected._That's better than glass screens, so_you're unlikely to scratch one_of_these_devices unless you've got diamonds_in your pocket on a regular_basis. Zagg's $50_screen protector scratches at a level three._That's_what you'd expect from plastic, and_indeed,_it appears to be made of_plastic._When_exposed to fire, it melts_and burns. Sapphire does not do_that, nor does glass (at these temperatures).

So what's going_on here? Zagg's_packaging says the screen protector_is_"infused_with sapphire." JerryRigEverything notes there are traces of aluminum oxide_(sapphire) in_the plastic. So,_Zagg wants you to assume this is sa