Does the "shatter proof" screen still "need" a screen protector?

I wouldn't say that this is stronger than gorilla glass. Shatter resistance doesn't make it harder - it's plastic, so won't shatter like glass will. Gorilla glass is both harder (more scratch resistant) and more fragile (it fractures far more easily), which sounds contradictory.

From what I have read, the lens will scratch more readily than a traditional glass smartphone. I know I'd put on a screen protector, but I always do anyway. While it's true that Motorola sells replacement lenses that you can replace yourself, they also cost $30 and you can find screen protectors that are much cheaper than that.

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Does the "shatter proof" screen still "need" a screen protector?