FlexGlass Privacy - Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max Screen Protector - Privacy

Tech21 UK

£39.99

For unmatched protection and on-the-go privacy, choose FlexGlass Ultra Privacy for iPhone 17 Pro Max. With high-performance materials that are 10x stronger than double-tempered glass, it protects your screen from cracks, scratches, and wear. A two-way privacy filter blocks unwanted viewing angles—ideal for commuting or working in public. Designed with edge-to-edge precision and ultra-responsiveness, it feels invisible under your fingertips. Application is quick and easy with a built-in tray, and the oleophobic finish keeps smudges and fingerprints off your screen.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TECH 21 UK LIMITED, number 05630013. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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