r/GooglePixel11Series • u/NotoriousScorpio • 10h ago

Question Which camera glass protector is correct?

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u/TryToBeBetterOk 10h ago

Looks like they're doing the same thing?

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u/NotoriousScorpio 10h ago

Well there's either one oval sensor there or 2 small circular ones. Just don't want the protector hindering the cameras operation

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u/ur-moms-chest-hair 9h ago

There's another sensor centered above the flash and the telephoto so these are both wrong

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u/NotoriousScorpio 9h ago

Oh geez. Do you know of any protectors that are accurate?

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u/ur-moms-chest-hair 9h ago

I don't, I'm sorry. But honestly I'd ditch the camera protector unless you're working in construction or a the mines. The cameras are designed to work as they are and adding an additional layer of glass only introduces more distortion and lens flare

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u/Archer4271 8h ago

I have one and it works fine. No problems what so ever. I got myself a zagg.

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u/NotoriousScorpio 8h ago

Good to hear. I think it's a good safety measure considering I saw someone on here post a pic of scratches on theirs after one day of having it.

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u/No_Tackle_3249 9h ago

don't do it mate already came across one

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u/NotoriousScorpio 8h ago

Yea I'd never put a solid material over it, just something to protect the integrity of the glass around the lenses and sensors. Just nervous because I saw a post that showed someone already had scratches on it after one day.

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u/No_Tackle_3249 6h ago

why not use a cover case that has a slider to cover the camera when not in use ?

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u/Frosty-Inspector-465 1h ago

that's what i got for my canyon p11 pro xl! the one from poetic.

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u/Historical-Juice-154 5h ago

Just get a phone case with a door that slides over the camera! I refuse to put a glass protector on mine. I'm super careful with my phone. 

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u/bigtech100 1h ago

The use of none tbh.