How can a supplier of self repairing screen protectors for mobile screens still mix up!

Is the end of screen protector suppliers coming? Smartphones have become an indispensable part of our daily lives in modern society. With the continuous advancement of technology, the performance and functions of mobile phones are also constantly improving and improving. However, for many users, one of the most headache inducing issues is the fragility of the phone screen. To solve this problem, people have invented various types of screen protectors to prevent the phone screen from being scratched or broken. But what if one day the phone screen can self repair? What impact will this have on the existing screen protector market? Recently, there have been reports that some technology companies are developing a new technology that can enable mobile phone screens to have the ability to self repair. This means that when your phone accidentally falls off or is accidentally scratched, cracks or scratches on the screen will automatically heal within a certain period of time, restoring it to its original smooth surface. The principle of this technology is to use special materials and chemical reactions to achieve self-healing effects, which can undergo molecular level recombination under specific temperature, pressure, or other conditions. Imagine a future scenario like this: when you accidentally spill coffee on your phone, the screen of your phone, which was originally thought to be doomed, miraculously returns to its original state; Or maybe you slipped your hand and broke your phone, but woke up the next morning to find that the screen was intact as before. This is undoubtedly a huge blessing for consumers, but for those companies that produce and sell screen protectors, it may mean a significant reduction in market share or even a survival crisis. The first ones affected are traditional plastic and glass protective films. Due to their main selling point of providing additional scratch protection and reducing wear, once the phone screen can self repair damage, the necessity of purchasing such products will be greatly reduced. Secondly, high-end tempered glass protective films may also face challenges. Although they are harder and more durable, if the phone itself has self-healing ability, it seems unnecessary to add an additional layer of protection. Of course, the development of new technologies does not mean that old products will disappear immediately. After all, the popularization of new things takes time, and the needs of different consumers also vary greatly. Some people may still be willing to pay for better insurance coverage, especially in certain special environments (such as outdoor workers). In addition, even if the mobile screen achieves self repair function, its cost and price will still affect market acceptance. Therefore, in the future, there may be multiple solutions coexisting. The emergence of self-healing technology for mobile phone screens will have a huge impact on the existing screen protector industry. Suppliers must actively respond to this change, either by seeking new market demands through innovation or adjusting their business strategies to adapt to future development trends. For consumers, they are expected to enjoy a safer and more durable mobile device experience.