10 Best Switch 2 Screen Protectors You Can Grab

Congrats on getting the Switch 2! Now it’s time to protect that beautiful 7.9″ screen. The display isn’t the most robust, and in fact, scratches or worse a broken screen might just be a matter of time depending on how you play. To nip that in the bud, I’ve rounded up the 10 best Switch 2 screen protectors that’ll save you the unnecessary repair costs and won’t get in the way of your gameplay. Now, without further ado, let’s dive in.

Best Switch 2 Screen Protectors

Product	Best	Type
Aegis Shield	Pro-Grade Glass and Install Kit	Tempered Glass (Gloss)
amFilm Glass (Glossy)	Value	Tempered Glass (Gloss)
Dbrand Prism 2.0	Premium Fit	Tempered Glass (Gloss)
amFilm OneTouch (Glossy)	Easiest Install	Tempered Glass (Gloss)
Belkin ScreenForce (Blue Light)	Blue-Light Filter	Tempered Glass (Gloss, Blue Filter)
HORI Screen Filter	Official Film	Film (Matte Clear)
iVoler 4-Pack	Multi-Pack	Tempered Glass (Clear)
ArmorSuit MilitaryShield	Self-Healing Film	Film (Clear, Self-Healing)
ZAGG Glass+	Lifetime Warranty	Tempered Glass (Gloss)
amFilm Glass (Matte)	Anti-Glare	Tempered Glass (Matte)

1. Genki Aegis Shield (2-Pack, Glossy)

• Type: Industry standard 9H tempered glass (gloss finish)
• Pack: 2 protectors + plastic alignment frame + cloths
• Features: Gamer-focused design, easy-install plastic frame, affordable alternative.
• Price: $19.99
• Product Link: Aegis Shield

Aegis Shield is the ultra-hard, smudge-resistant nanoweave tempered glass protector for the Switch 2. It comes with a drop-in-place applicator, so getting a perfect fit couldn’t be easier.

You align the frame on the Switch, peel, and lay down the glass for a perfect fit. The glass is high-quality 9H tempered glass with an oleophobic coating, so it feels smooth and maintains touch sensitivity, meaning the screen of your console feels natural and responsive. It’s dock friendly too, so you won’t have to worry about whether it fits.

The gaming-focused design helps gamers line it up even with shaky hands. It’s built for handheld players who want their screen to stay scratch-free, fingerprint-light, and just as responsive on day 100 as it was on day one.

2. amFilm Tempered Glass with Glossy Finish

• Type: 9H tempered glass (gloss finish)
• Pack: 3 protectors + plastic alignment tray + installation kit
• Features: Oleophobic coating; ultra-thin; bubble-free guide frame
• Price: $7.59
• Product link: amFilm Tempered Glass

amFilm’s three-pack is a perennial favorite. It bundles three clear glass shields along with an easy-align plastic frame. It’s budget-friendly yet effective. 

With the included tray, you literally slot the glass into place over the screen so you get a perfect, bubble-free installation every time. We like that it uses a glossy finish, as this helps preserve color accuracy and contrast during gameplay.

Because it’s so affordable, around $8 for three, it’s perfect if you’re buying for multiple systems or want backups. Just clean the screen with the included wipes, align with the frame, and press down.

As for glass quality, it’s rated 9H on the hardness scale, which means it can handle keys, coins, even the edge of the dock without scratching.

3. Dbrand Prism 2.0 (2-Pack, Glossy)

• Type: 9H tempered glass (gloss prism design)
• Pack: 2 protectors + custom cases/guides + kit
• Features: Unique “Prism” textured finish, snug edge-fit cases, premium packaging
• Price: $34.95
• Product link: Prism 2.0

Dbrand is best known for its skins, but their Prism 2.0 screen protectors are no joke either. You get two tempered glass shields, each with a fun prismatic pattern on the back glass surface. 

They include rigid plastic cases that slip over the Switch’s outer edges (joy‑con rails removed) – this crate guarantees perfect alignment when you press the protector in. It’s a very slick solution. The glass itself is ultra-clear and has the standard 9H hardness, plus an oleophobic coating. So fingerprints and smudges wipe off easier, meaning you’re not grabbing a cloth after every gaming session.

That said, it’s a little pricey, at about $35. But if you value precision, premium unboxing and a no-guess install, it’s a solid choice. 

4. amFilm OneTouch (2-Pack, Glossy)

• Type: 9H tempered glass (gloss finish)
• Pack: 2 protectors + OneTouch installation frame + kit
• Features: OneTouch snap-on frame, ultra-clear, anti-fingerprint coating
• Price: $9.99
• Product Link: amFilm OneTouch

This kit includes two glass sheets and a snap-on “OneTouch” frame for quick alignment. You simply attach the frame to the console and peel off the protector backing, then press gently until it seats perfectly.

The whole process takes seconds with virtually zero bubble risk. Under the hood, these screens are just as tough and clear as the 3-pack above: glossy, high-transparency glass with an oleophobic layer to cut glare from smudges. 

It’s basically the same quality glass, just with an easier DIY setup. This version is usually around $7–10 for two sheets. For most of us, that’s worth it to avoid the usual “dust under the film” headache. In practice, even a klutz can line these up well thanks to the OneTouch frame.

5. Belkin ScreenForce (Blue-Light Filter)

• Type: 9H tempered glass (gloss finish, blue-light filter)
• Pack: 1 protector + Easy Align frame + cleaning cloth
• Features: Eyesafe® blue-light reduction, 9H hardness, anti-fingerprint coating, recycled materials.
• Price: $29.99
• Product Link: Belkin ScreenForce

Belkin’s ScreenForce line goes the extra mile for your eyes. Not only does this tempered glass protector block scratches (3× stronger than an unprotected screen,) but it also filters out blue light with Eyesafe® tech. 

You still get crystal-clear gameplay, but harsh blue hues are tamed. It’s 0.33 mm thin, with 9H hardness, and a fingerprint-resistant coating to keep things clean. The package includes Belkin’s “Easy Align” frame and sticky corner-tabs, so installation is straightforward.

It’s made with recycled glass and plastic, which is a nice bonus. If your eyes get tired during long sessions, the blue light filter makes longer sessions a bit easier on your eyes. The screen still looks clear, just a bit warmer. If you want something that takes the edge off without messing with clarity, this is the one to get.

6. HORI Anti-Glare Screen Filter 

• Type: Optical-grade plastic film (crystal-clear matte)
• Pack: 1 film sheet + easy-apply tabs (no extra frame needed)
• Features: Official Nintendo license, easy “position and pull” installation, anti-smudge hardcoat
• Price: $19.79
• Product link: HORI Screen Protective Filter

If you’re after a Nintendo-licensed screen protector, Hori has you covered with their Screen Protective Filter. It’s a thin polymer film, not glass, made in Japan from high-quality material, designed specifically for Switch 2. 

The great news is it’s super easy to apply: you align it to the screen and then literally pull two tabs to stretch it tight, eliminating dust and bubbles.

That 3-step method means even a novice installer can get it down clean. The filter is crystal-clear and treated with an oil-resistant hardcoat, so fingerprints wipe off easily. 

That said, it won’t stop a hammer blow as it’s made of film, but it will protect against scratches and smudges for everyday play. 

7. iVoler 4-Pack (HD Glass)

• Type: 9H tempered glass (gloss clear)
• Pack: 4 protectors + alignment frame + wet/dry wipes + guide
• Features: Ultra-thin 0.3 mm design, 99.9% transparency, oleophobic, budget-friendly
• Price: $15
• Product link: iVoler 4-pack for Switch 2

The iVoler 4-pack is for those gamers who already know they’re going to mess up the first install and maybe the second. It’s cheap, it works, and you get four shots at getting it right. No guilt, no panic, just backups on standby. 

You get four glass sheets plus a plastic alignment frame and the usual installation kit of wipes and a user guide. Each sheet is only 0.3 mm thick, so you barely notice it’s there. Clarity is excellent with 99.9% transparency, and there’s an oleophobic coating to repel fingerprints. 

In practice, these are no different from other generic glass. They just come in a bigger pack for about $15 total. They even bundle a snap-on frame so you can align each of the four tries perfectly. Quality is solid for the price, and if you’re likely to screw up your first few attempts, getting multiple tries for a fiver each is reassuring.

8. ArmorSuit2 MilitaryShield with Self-Healing Film

• Type: High-grade polymer film (gloss clear, self-healing)
• Pack: 3 protectors + alignment tool + squeegee + cloth + instructions
• Features: Aerospace-strength film, self-healing minor scratches, moisture/barrier coating, lifetime warranty
• Price: $9.95
• Product Link: ArmorSuit 2

ArmorSuit’s military shield kit for Switch 2 is a two-pack of plastic film protectors made from the same material used on military aircraft. So yes, it’s engineered to be extremely tough. Unlike regular film, this screen protector actually self-heals tiny scratches over time. That means the little scuffs you’d normally pick up just... disappear, which keeps the screen looking cleaner in the long run.

There’s also an anti-moisture coating to deal with sweat and oils. If you play in handheld mode for hours, anti-moisture coating really helps keep the screen from getting cloudy or gunked up. On top of all this, the package feels well thought out, too.You get two full-coverage films, a snap-on alignment tool, a squeegee, a cleaning cloth, solution spray, and a set of clear instructions.

What makes it different from glass is that it flexes and stretches a bit, so it won’t crack under pressure. And if you’re the kind of gamer who throws their Switch 2 into a bag with everything else, this film won’t crack or chip under pressure. It’s built to take a hit and keep going. And if something does go wrong, there’s a lifetime warranty to back it up. 

9. ZAGG Glass+ (1-Pack)

• Type: 9H tempered glass (gloss finish)
• Pack: 1 protector + patented Easy-Apply tray & tabs + microfiber cloth
• Features: 3× strength vs. unprotected, scratch+smudge resistant, 100% recycled frame, limited lifetime warranty
• Price: $24.99
• Product Link: Zagg Glass+ Nintendo Switch 2

ZAGG’s Glass+ is a well-known name in screen protection, and it finally has a version made for the Switch 2. You get a single piece of tempered glass along with ZAGG’s signature application tray and corner tabs. The glass is tough and is treated to resist scratches and smudges. 

The feel is silky smooth and nearly indistinguishable from the original screen. ZAGG’s piece-of-mind bonus is lifetime warranty. If your Glass+ ever chips or wears out, they will replace it for as long as you own the console.

As for installation, just snap the Easy Apply tray onto the device and guide the glass perfectly into place with no guesswork. Yes, it’s a bit pricey, but you’re paying for premium materials and lifelong coverage. If you value top-tier build quality and want a no-hassle guarantee, Glass+ is a great choice.

10. 2-Pack amFilm Tempered Glass with Matte Finish

• Type: 9H tempered glass (matte finish)
• Pack: 2 protectors + alignment frame + kit
• Features: Anti-glare matte surface, easy-install frame, 9H hardness
• Price: $15.99
• Product Link: amFilm Tempered Glass with Matte Finish

This is the same durable tempered glass as before, but with a textured matte coating. It diffuses reflections from lights, which makes daytime or outdoor play easier on the eyes. Installation is a breeze: it includes a simple plastic guide frame (much like the glossy version’s) so you align it perfectly.

Just note the trade-off with a matte finish is that it slightly softens colors and can narrow viewing angles, so everything looks a tiny bit fogged. That said, many gamers prefer the reduced mirror-effect, especially for intense single-player sessions. 

If glare from lamps or TV reflections bug you, you’ll love this matte finish screen protector. At about $10 for two sheets, it’s not far off the price of the glossy set. So if you can tolerate a faintly softer image, this protector will reward you with far fewer glare headaches than a glossy one.

Final Thoughts

Your Switch 2’s screen doesn’t need to take a beating every time you leave the house. If you care about clarity and sharp visuals, go with a glossy glass protector. If you play outdoors or under bright lights, matte is the way to go. If you tend to fumble installations or just want something forgiving, look for one with an alignment frame or go with film. The right pick depends on how you play, where you play, and how much effort you’re willing to put in — but skipping protection altogether is the only real mistake, especially given the Switch 2’s fragile screen.