Vivo X300 Pro tempered glass

Vivo X300 Pro tempered glass — 9H protection for the 6.8-inch display

The Vivo X300 Pro's 2800 x 1260 px display renders images with high detail — scratches on such a dense matrix are particularly visible. 9H tempered glass creates a protective barrier that takes impacts and scratches instead of the original display.

How tempered glass works

9H glass is a mineral layer subjected to thermal or chemical tempering. 9H hardness on the Mohs scale means resistance to scratching by most everyday objects. Upon strong impact, the glass cracks instead of the screen — absorbing energy and distributing it across the surface.

Curved screen — what to watch for

The Vivo X300 Pro has a curved display, which complicates glass selection. There are two mounting types:

• Full glue — adhesive across the entire surface, glass adheres to the screen without gaps. Better adhesion but trickier installation
• Edge adhesive — easier installation, but small gaps may appear at the edges on curved displays

For the curved Vivo X300 Pro screen, full glue glass is recommended — or alternatively, hybrid glass Vivo x300 Pro, which conforms better to curves thanks to its flexibility.

Compatibility with cases and fingerprint reader

Quality tempered glass shouldn't interfere with your case — check if the manufacturer labels it "case friendly." The in-display fingerprint reader requires glass with proper cutouts or ultrasonic permeability — not every 9H glass is compatible.

Complete your protection with a Vivo X300 Pro case and camera glass Vivo x300 Pro. If the curved screen makes glass installation difficult — consider screen films Vivo x300 Pro that adhere better to edges. Find all accessories in the Vivo X300 Pro category.

Frequently asked questions

Does tempered glass affect display quality?

Glass with over 95% transparency has no noticeable effect on colors or brightness. On a 120 Hz AMOLED screen, the difference is practically invisible.

Does 9H glass protect against screen cracking from drops?

Tempered glass absorbs impact energy — it cracks instead of the screen. It doesn't guarantee protection from edge drops, so pair it with an armored case.