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Electronics Repair in New Haven, CT
Optical-grade glass over your camera bump. Cuts perfectly around the flash and LiDAR sensors, won't dim your photos, and survives a counter drop better than the lens behind it.
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The questions we answer in the shop a dozen times a week.
No — every protector we carry has precise cutouts for the flash, LiDAR (iPhone Pro / Pro Max), and any auxiliary sensors. The glass only sits over the actual lenses. Generic universal protectors sometimes block the flash and turn night photos washed-out — we don't sell those.
Optical-grade protectors (the "Crystal Full Cover" tier) introduce essentially no visible difference — we tested side-by-side in our shop and couldn't tell on most photos. Cheaper standard glass adds a subtle softness in low light. Metal-ring colored protectors don't sit OVER the glass at all — only around it — so they have zero photo impact.
iPhone SE / Pixel 7a: single lens. iPhone 11/12, Galaxy S20: dual lens (square bump). iPhone 14/15/16/17 Pro / Pro Max, Galaxy S22+: triple lens (large square bump). S24/S25 Ultra, Pixel 9 Pro: 4–5 separate circular lenses (no bump). Use the array picker above, or just type your phone model in the search.
Almost always yes — most cases have a camera cutout slightly larger than the lens bump, leaving room for a thin protector. Heavy rugged cases (OtterBox Defender, etc.) sometimes have a tighter cutout — if you're unsure, measure or call us.
Periscope lenses are flat against the phone body — they don't need protectors, and trying to cover them with glass can interfere with the optical path. The Quad / Periscope protectors we sell only cover the standard round lenses (3–4 of them) and leave the periscope opening exposed.
Lens protectors are sacrificial — they're meant to crack so your real lens doesn't. Most people get 6–12 months out of one before needing replacement.
Yes — $9.99 pro install at our New Haven, CT location (157 Church Street, 19th floor). By appointment only. Lens protectors are also easy DIY — clean lens, peel backing, align, press for 10 seconds.
Call us with your phone model — we'll tell you the exact array shape and recommend a protector in 30 seconds.
Camera lens protectors for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, and more. Rear cameras stick out and are the first thing to scratch when a phone is set down — a tempered-glass or metal-ring lens protector shields the lenses while keeping photos crisp. Protectors are matched to your exact model’s camera layout for a precise fit. 90-day warranty and same-day shipping from our Manassas, VA warehouse.
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