I would have never guessed they would upcharge so much, and not tell me it had some nonsense blue light filter (why would I choose to filter the screen of my new $800 phone? iOS has it's own reduced blue light setting)

I'm pretty miffed, feel like I was taken advantage of. Any chance I can return the screen protector?

I just ordered my iPhone 14 Pro, and it gets here in a few weeks. I'm on the fence about which screen protector to get for my phone. I'm very careless just by nature. I drop things easily, so I need good impact protection. Right now, I'm between Shellrus Sapphire (having doubts after hearing about cracks on edges), Spigen, FloLab, and Zagg.

I don't mind spending an extra buck for a good screen protector, but I'm also aware I may not need to, so any recommendations?

Update:

So, I went with the Spigen. I’ve had my phone for a few months now and as expected I’ve already had two major drops with many minor ones.

Both times onto concrete while I was on steps or some elevated surface so very decent drop height. Phone and screen protector are both fine with not a single scratch. So very happy with my purchase!

I also have a Mous phone case if anyone is wondering.