3MK HARDY Fusion Hybrid Glass Lens Protection for Motorola Moto Edge S30 (4pcs)
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3MK HARDY Fusion Hybrid Glass Lens Protection for Motorola Moto Edge S30 (4pcs)
The 3MK HARDY Fusion Lens Protection hybrid glass is designed to protect the camera lens of the Motorola Moto Edge S30. It combines the flexibility of a film with the durability of glass, giving it shatterproof properties. With a 7H hardness and a thickness of just 0.39mm, it provides reliable protection against scratches without affecting camera functionality. Plus, its special oleophobic structure reduces fingerprint marks, so the lens stays clean for high-quality photos.
Key features of the 3MK HARDY Fusion Lens Protection
- Designed for the Motorola Moto Edge S30 camera lens
- Hybrid design combining the flexibility of film and the hardness of glass
- Shatterproof structure with 7H hardness
- Oleophobic layer reduces fingerprint marks
- Full-surface adhesive ensures reliable, bubble-free adhesion
- Maintains full camera functionality without distortion
- Glossy surface with 2D rounding
- 0.39mm thickness
- Package contains 4 pieces of glass, a cleaning cloth and a dust removal sticker
Durability and easy application
The 3MK HARDY Fusion protective glass is designed to absorb the energy of any impact while resisting scratches. Its hybrid composition gives it high flexibility, which means it doesn't shatter, unlike standard tempered glass. Installation is very simple. Thanks to the full-surface adhesive, the glass adheres perfectly to the lens without any air bubbles. For a precise and clean application, the package also includes a cleaning cloth and a sticker to remove dust particles.
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3mk Protection sp. z o.o., ulice. Krotoszyńska 35, B-02/4a, 63-400 Ostrów Wlkp, Polsko, +48728365365, [email protected]
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