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9H tempered glass screen protector shields the LCD on Sony A7II, A7SII, A7RII and A77II cameras
This 9H tempered glass protector fits the LCD screens of the Sony A7II, A7SII, A7RII and A77II models. It shields the display from scratches and minor impacts during everyday shooting and transport. Photographers who want a clear, hard layer without adding bulk will find it suitable.
As a passive glass film, the protector generates no heat and draws no power. It adds no audible noise to the camera system. Normal operation of the camera remains unaffected by its presence. The adhesive layer stays stable under typical shooting temperatures.
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| Brand name | SAKOSE |
Clean the screen with the included wipes, align the protector using the camera's display edges, then press from the centre outward to push air bubbles toward the sides.
Replace it once visible scratches affect viewfinder clarity or a crack spreads beyond a corner, as the 9H layer is designed to sacrifice itself instead of the camera's LCD.
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