The best Samsung Galaxy screen protectors, for every model.

Galaxy S25 Ultra — Samsung Official or Whitestone Dome Glass

The Galaxy S25 Ultra at £1,249 is Samsung's flagship and the trickiest Galaxy to protect properly. The display curves gently along the long edges, the under-display fingerprint sensor is acutely sensitive to glass thickness, and the S Pen needs unimpeded contact. Conventional flat tempered glass lifts on the curves within weeks. Cheap unbranded curved-screen glass blocks the fingerprint sensor about one in three reads. There are two valid solutions.

Samsung's official screen protector is the safest mainstream choice. It's calibrated to the exact curved geometry, sized correctly for the fingerprint sensor, and ships in Samsung's own packaging via Amazon UK. Around £25-30 single-pack. It sits flat eighteen months later and the fingerprint sensor reads first time, every time. The downside is that it only ships single — no spare.

Whitestone Dome Glass is the connoisseur's choice. A UV-curing liquid optical adhesive flows under the glass, fills every microscopic gap with the curved display, and cures in about three minutes under the UV lamp included in the kit. The result is true edge-to-edge bonding that no conventional protector matches. The trade-off: installation is fiddly and one-shot — if dust gets trapped, you've cured it in place and you start again. For an S25 Ultra at £1,249, the extra care pays back. Around £35-45.

Galaxy S25 & S25+ — Samsung Official or Spigen GlasTR EZ Fit

The standard Galaxy S25 (£799) and S25+ (£999) have flat displays — meaningfully simpler to protect than the Ultra. Conventional tempered glass works perfectly. Samsung's own protector is the safest premium pick, particularly for the under-display fingerprint sensor reliability. Spigen GlasTR EZ Fit is the value pick at around £12-15 for a two-pack, with the alignment frame that makes installation foolproof in under a minute. Both verified compatible with the fingerprint sensor.

If you cycle through Spigens regularly because they catch corner impacts, ESR Armorite is a worthwhile step up. ESR uses a lithium-aluminosilicate substrate — the same glass family Corning Gorilla Glass uses — that resists corner chipping markedly better than standard 9H tempered. Around £10 for a three-pack on Amazon UK.

Galaxy S24, S24+, S24 Ultra (2024)

The S24 series remains hugely popular through carrier upgrade cycles — many EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three contracts that started in 2024 are still mid-term, and S24 inventory remains widely stocked. Same approach as the S25 series: Samsung's official protector for the S24 Ultra's curved display, Spigen EZ Fit two-pack or Samsung official for the standard S24 and S24+. Prices have softened slightly compared to S25 equivalents — Spigen EZ Fit for S24 is around £10 for a two-pack now, Samsung official S24 around £22-25.

A small note: the S24 Ultra and S25 Ultra use different protectors despite similar curve geometry — the Dynamic Island-style cutouts and camera positions differ. Always check the listing matches your exact model year.

Galaxy Z Fold 6 — outer cover screen and inner display

The Z Fold 6 at £1,799 is the most expensive phone Samsung sells in the UK and it has two screens that need different treatment. The outer cover screen (6.3-inch, flat) takes ordinary tempered glass — Spigen GlasTR Slim for Z Fold 6 is the right pick at around £18, sized precisely for the cover display. The inner folding display (7.6-inch when open) cannot take aftermarket tempered glass; the polymer hinges and folding mechanism would shatter it. Samsung ships the inner display with a factory-applied film that's designed to be periodically replaced via Samsung authorised service centres.

If you want extra inner-display protection beyond the factory film, Whitestone makes a flexible TPU inner-screen film specifically for the Z Fold 6 — it adheres to the existing factory film and adds matte anti-glare properties. It's not for impact protection (impossible on a folding screen) but does extend scratch resistance.

Galaxy Z Flip 6 — outer cover and main display

The Z Flip 6 at £1,049 has the same dual-screen story as the Fold, scaled smaller. The outer cover screen (3.4-inch) takes ordinary tempered glass — Spigen GlasTR Slim for Z Flip 6 is the pick, around £15 single-pack. The inner main display (6.7-inch) again has a factory film that's not replaceable with aftermarket glass; it can be refreshed at Samsung authorised service.

For the cover screen specifically, Samsung sells its own official protector for the Z Flip 6 cover, available through Amazon UK at around £18. We rate Spigen marginally above it on installation experience (the alignment frame is exceptional on such a small surface) and Samsung's marginally above on tolerance for the cover's interactive features.

Galaxy A55 5G — Spigen GlasTR EZ Fit

The Galaxy A55 5G at £439 is one of the UK's best-selling Android phones — it dominates carrier promotions at EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three, and is the default Android upgrade for tens of thousands of UK consumers each year. The A55 has a flat 6.6-inch Super AMOLED display and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor (not under-display), which dramatically simplifies protector choice. Any quality tempered glass works.

Spigen GlasTR EZ Fit for Galaxy A55 is our top pick at around £11 for a two-pack — alignment frame, 9H tempered glass, oleophobic coating, case-friendly recessed edges. ESR's three-pack is the budget alternative at around £9. amFilm's three-pack is the bargain-floor option at around £7. For an A55, any of these is fine — pick on price.

Galaxy A35 5G — Spigen GlasTR EZ Fit or amFilm 3-Pack

The Galaxy A35 5G at £339 sits one tier below the A55 but shares much of the same approach — flat Super AMOLED display, side fingerprint sensor, simple protector choice. Same picks: Spigen GlasTR EZ Fit two-pack at £10-12 for premium-tier installation experience, or amFilm 3-pack at around £7-9 for maximum value. We tend to recommend amFilm for the A35 specifically because it's a phone where value matters — households with A35s often have multiple, and the multi-pack economics work out.

A common pairing in UK households is an A35 for the teenager, an A55 for the parent, and a hand-me-down A53 for the grandparent. amFilm's 3-pack covers all three in one Prime delivery.

Older Galaxy models — S23, S22, A54, A53, Note series

Older Galaxy phones remain widely used in the UK — through carrier hand-down cycles, second-hand markets like CeX and MusicMagpie, and household upgrade patterns. Protectors are still produced for most models going back four or five years. The economics tilt firmly toward multi-pack value at this age: amFilm 3-pack tempered glass for Galaxy S23 at around £8 is the right call, not premium Belkin or Samsung official. ESR and JETech maintain similar inventory at similar prices for the S22, A54, A53, and earlier.

For the older Note series and folding Z Fold 4/5/Flip 4/5, dedicated SKUs still exist on Amazon UK — search the exact model and look for brands you recognise.