How to take care of your Brand New iPhone?

The most notable physical change of every New iPhone is, of course, the new camera, which features big lenses. These camera lenses are capable of shooting stunning photos, but if you’re anything like us, you might have cringed when you saw how fragile they appear.

How do you protect the camera from dust, scratches, and the normal wear and tear of an iPhone user, especially since all of the lenses must be exposed to work?

There’s never been a better time to learn about iPhone maintenance. So let’s go through some crucial cleaning and protection methods for your priceless iPhone.

Install a high-quality lens protector on the New iPhone

Nothing beats lens covers when it comes to providing the greatest protection for your lenses. These are lenses-covering accessories that go over the iPhone’s lenses to protect them from harm. They’re available for all iPhone models.

Depending on the level of protection you want and the amount of effort you are willing to put in, you have numerous alternatives.

The finest protectors, like this Suptmax set, cover each lens with thin, contact lens-like glass covers. You must be cautious while putting them on, and you may need to change them if the glass becomes too worn over time, but they are inconspicuous and will protect the lenses from scratches.

Other lens protectors resemble faceplates and are worn over the lenses. These are simpler to install and remove for cleaning, but they aren’t compatible with all cases, and some of them might degrade image quality.

Some iPhone covers completely cover the lenses for protection, however, image quality suffers as a result of the distance between the lenses and the plastic (rather than glass) material employed.

Invest in a Lens Cloth pack

What do you use to clean the lens of an iPhone? Microfiber is the preferred material since it is soft enough to minimise scratching while still being simple to clean. A pack is inexpensive and an excellent method to clean not just your iPhone’s lenses, but also the screen (and all of your other gadgets, too)

Clean the iPhone gently when necessary

If you’re interested, Apple has a whole section on it, but in short, the new iPhone models are made with special glass that has a textured matte finish. It’s slip-resistant and makes holding the iPhone a little easier, which comes in handy while taking selfies. However, Apple admits that the rough surface may collect dirt, skin oils, and clothing particles more easily than a flat surface. As a result, if you have a new iPhone model, you may want to begin cleaning it more regularly than previous iPhones.

But how should you clean your phone properly? To begin, avoid cotton swabs and Q-tips. Those are actually rough materials, and you want to use the softest cleaning tools possible to avoid any accidental damage to delicate components. The lens cloths we linked to above make a great starting point.

1. When ready, turn off your iPhone and unplug anything attached, then remove the case.
2. Use a small amount of water and clean the phone with a microfiber cloth.
3. Pay close attention to all ridges, bumps and openings where dirt may linger.
4. If you use a lens protector, clean it thoroughly.
5. If your iPhone has some serious grime on it, maybe an incident with gum or caked-on mud, then it’s all right to use a little soapy water to tackle the more difficult areas as well.

Be Careful where you keep it

Finally, if you aren’t using a lens protector, be careful where you store your iPhone.

Even though the new iPhone is water-resistant, you should keep it away from dirt and rain.

Avoid holding your iPhone such that your fingers are constantly on the lenses, which causes skin flakes and oil to accumulate over time.

You should also aim to keep your iPhone out of your pocket as much as possible for long-term protection — the friction and lint in your pockets are bad for the optics and charging port.

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