These are some common questions about TV screen protectors…

- What sort of damage do TV screen protectors protect against? They protect against hyperactive pets that like pawing at the screen, toddlers who like drawing on things, kids who throw things, clumsy adults, and other types of accidental contact. It should be noted that if took out a warranty, it is probable that this warranty does not cover you against damage caused in the aforementioned ways.

- What is a TV screen protector made of? They are made using a special type of acrylic (optical grade. Optical grade acrylic is actually pretty impressive stuff, as it is scratch resistant and anti-reflective. This material was developed by NASA and is also used in the automobile industry. The stuff is strong and reliable. It provides more than enough protection.

- Who makes these products? There are 3 a few major providers or brands of TV screen protectors. The only major difference between each one are slight variations in the way the Velcro straps attach to the acrylic TV screen protector and, in some instances, the thickness of the TV screen protector itself. Remember, the thinner the acrylic, the more flex there will be. If an object strikes a thinner screen protector, there is a good chance the screen protector itself will flex and strike the surface of the TV with enough force to damage it.

- How does the TV screen protector attach to the TV? Currently, allAll TV screen protectors on the market use a simple method utilizing Velcro straps to attach to your television. Once placed on your TV, there are rubber or felt tabs; these “bumpers” act as shock absorbers and take the brunt of the force when the screen cover is jarred. They are very effective and work to absorb the shock or force when something hits the screen.

- Are TV protectors really worth the money? You have to make a decision, knowing your own household better than anyone, if it is worth the risk. Thousands of TV screens get broken every month.