You’ve probably been there: a screen protector that looks great in the box but turns into a fingerprint magnet within a day, or one whose edges lift and crack a month before you’ve had the phone. It might wash out in direct sunlight, or the installation might be sideways and you’d be left with a bubble you can’t blink out. These are not edge cases. These are the things that make people abandon screen protectors altogether.
Benks has been manufacturing phone accessories since 2008, and their latest Benks screen protector lineup is a direct answer to those frustrations. As CEO Tony Liu said, constant innovation is one of the brand’s core values, and the goal is to develop products that reflect how people actually use their phones. The result is three different series, each targeting a different type of user.
Ultra Shield: everyday protection done right
ultra shield Designed for users who want reliable daily coverage at an accessible price. It comes with an anti-shatter base layer for impact protection and a dual layer oleophobic coating to reduce fingerprint buildup. Thin black borders keep the entire screen visible, and it’s available in HD and privacy options. Installation is simple. It handles everyday wear and minor drops without asking much from the wearer.
This is a solid Benex screen protector for those who want straightforward protection without complicating things.
GlassWarrior: Sleek, seamless, and easy to live with
Next, we have glasswarrior Which is designed for users who care most about how the screen protector feels day to day. The screen protector has 3D curved edges that create a comfortable fit without any strain while swiping. As a result, the display remains close to what the original screen looks and feels like. Benx updated the installation tool for this series to a roller applicator. It is more beginner-friendly and reduces the chances of bubbles to a great extent. AR (Anti-Reflective) option available for better outdoor visibility.
If your main frustration with screen protectors is fit, feel, or installation, the GlassWarrior is designed with that in mind.
Omniwarrior: built to take hits
omnipresent warrior It’s the centerpiece of Benks’ new lineup and their most drop-focused Benks screen protector yet. It’s built around triple-reinforced shatter-resistant edges. The company has also opted to use lithium-aluminium-silicate glass for high pressure resistance, aiming to create a screen protector that can hold up to daily drops, pocket pressure, outdoor activity and travel without the need for frequent replacement. It comes in HD and AR options.
Both the GlassWarrior and OmniWarrior use the latest technology from Benks. For example, the advanced anti-fingerprint coating has been updated from AR100 to AR200. The new Shin-Etsu Oil 2.0 nano-coating is hydrophobic and oil resistant. It is also much better at keeping stains and spots away with repeated use.
The big upgrade is OLED circular polarization technology. Standard screen protectors allow linearly polarized light to pass through. This can contribute to eye fatigue over time. The Benx converts it into spherically distributed light, reducing directional stress and reducing the rainbow effect. Polarized makes the screen easier to read in various lighting conditions, including sunglasses. This is something that most screen protectors completely ignore.
Last but not least, there is anti-reflection support. Both new series reduce reflectivity to just 0.8%. This helps keep the screen clean outdoors and reduce backlight interference indoors.
proven by global standards
These are not just internal claims. The GlassWarrior and OmniWarrior have TUV Rhineland certification as anti-reflection accessories. This means it ensures reduced glare and clear viewing in bright conditions. SGS test reports support the durability, material quality and overall performance. Honestly, this third-party verification is important. We’re sure you’ve heard “military-grade” used loosely and often without any evidence.
All three series and iPhones and Samsung, including the new iPhone 17 and Galaxy S26 families. Additionally, if you’re pairing one of these with a Samsung case, Benx also has a full Kevlar lineup for the Galaxy S26 Ultra worth checking out. The complete collection is here benks.com.
