To prevent this, the screen protector always ends up in the small bag that came with the product to protect it during transport. However, the protective cover still poses a small risk, because if dust or small grains of sand get lost on the inside, there is a risk that they will be between the protective glass and the display glass when you put them on the watch and scratch the display. When attaching the case, it is first slipped over the crown and then pressed onto the watch. Here you can see the bottom of the Apple Watch with the case on. The case is open at the bottom and can be clipped onto the Apple Watch from above.

And I like the quick attachment and detachment so much that I use the protective cover for the Pick of the week free. Simply the perfect solution for me, because I don't really want permanent protection, but I can protect the Apple Watch from damage all around if necessary. This means that you can clip the protection onto the watch in a few seconds before exercising and then remove it again afterwards. The practical thing about this Apple Watch protector is that you can attach it without removing the watch or even detaching the bracelet from the watch. I'm looking for a protective cover like the one you know from the iPhone clip-on cover from the company LK encountered This consists of a clear protective glass (not sure if it's glass) surrounded by a frame, which in my case is black plastic. The solution: protection that can be removed

Here you can see the LK protective glass next to my 45 mm Apple Watch 8 (Photo: Sir Apfelot). Otherwise my activities are relatively harmless for the Apple Watch. I go rock climbing maybe once a week and do the occasional gardening that is really a display hazard. There are no reasonable armored glasses that effectively protect the rounded edges of the display.Īnd overall, I couldn't get used to having a protective glass on my Apple Watch all the time, even though I don't need it most of the time.

For me, every glass seems like a foreign body on the watch.I've temporarily put bulletproof glass on the display, but I gave it up for two reasons: Despite my caution, I have occasionally gotten stuck on a climbing hold during a movement and have given the Apple Watch a hit - fortunately without consequences so far. I go rock climbing occasionally and have never taken off my Apple Watch for the occasion.

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