PanzerGlass Hoops™ Black Lens Protector Samsung Galaxy S24 FE
No “Oops!” with HoopsTM! The PanzerGlass® HoopsTM camera lens protector shields your camera lenses from scratch-creating bumps, drops on stone-hard floors, and the screeching kiss of keys in your pocket. The slim profile optic rings are equipped with scratch-and shock-resistant glass and a black aluminum frame that protect your lenses as well as looking great. And if you’re worried about image distortion, rest easy: HoopsTM don’t affect the clarity of your lenses or the quality of your photos – they just give you a bit more peace of mind.
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HoopsTM protect and prolong the lifetime of your phone so that one day you can pass it on to someone else who will love it just as much as you do. It’s the new circle of phone life. By extending the lifespan of our devices, we postpone the need to produce new devices. This is one way of working toward a more sustainable future. Another is to use less packaging: In 2024, we reduced the amount of paper in our PanzerGlass® core product packaging design by an average of 66 %*. And of course, we continue to deliver all our products in recyclable FSC™-certified boxes.
The optic rings are designed for easy application and perfect fit. They are equipped with a silicone adhesive along the edges and come with an easy-to-use applicator that makes installation a piece of cake (seriously!). And remember: Once installed, you’ll never again fear your phone falling camera-first. This might not happen, but then again … it might!
*Reduction from 2022-2024 measured by comparing selected products from the PanzerGlass® core range.
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