A transparent, protective layer designed to adhere to the display of a specific tablet model, namely the Alcatel Joy Tab 2. Its primary function is to shield the underlying screen from scratches, smudges, and minor impacts. These shields are commonly constructed from materials like tempered glass or PET film, offering varying degrees of protection and clarity. The shield can be affixed to the device screen through electrostatic adhesion or an adhesive layer.
The application of such a shield preserves the visual integrity and functionality of the device’s display. By mitigating the risk of scratches and cracks, it helps maintain the device’s resale value. Furthermore, some versions incorporate features like anti-glare coatings, which enhance visibility in brightly lit environments, and fingerprint resistance, which keeps the screen cleaner. Its use minimizes potential repair costs associated with screen damage, extending the lifespan of the tablet.
