"Usually, I'm very careful with my tech, and before I even begin to use something, I'll ensure that it has a case, screen protector, and even camera lens protectors applied if necessary (see our guide to the best Nintendo Switch 2 accessories for our top picks). As a clumsy person, I've learned over the years not to trust myself with shiny new toys unless they're guarded, but I had to make an exception for my Switch 2 as Amazon delivery didn't arrive in time."
"This meant that, unfortunately, my Switch 2 has developed a few very minor marks on the screen during our trip abroad. After a bit of research, I took a sigh of relief to learn that Nintendo apparently ships out the Switch 2 with a pre-applied protective film layer on it, although the company advises not to take this off, even if you're planning on replacing it with a new one."
A Nintendo Switch 2 arrived as a surprise gift for a flight to Ibiza but went into use without a pre-applied protector being intentionally removed. The device acquired a few minor marks during travel. Research revealed that Nintendo ships the Switch 2 with a pre-applied protective film and recommends not removing it. A JSAUX screen protector was installed over the factory film, leaving visible but superficial marks that appear confined to the film rather than the screen itself. The next question is whether removing the factory film is truly safe and whether scratches would disappear if the film were removed.
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