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LensGuard Lens Protector for iPhone 17

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$23.99
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Description
  • Meet the camera lens protector for iPhone 17 that works lens by lens: individual rings precision-cut to each lens contour, blending in so completely they disappear — in hand and in photos. A fully true-to-lens design: zero color shift, no extra weight.
  • Every ring carries a double-sided anti-reflective AR coating for a clear, anti-fog view with no glare or reflection — unlocking the camera's full potential and keeping color true. What the lens sees through the ring is exactly what it would see bare.
  • Proven protection, lens by lens: aerospace-grade 9H+ glass built to MIL-STD-810H military standards survives drops from up to 12 feet and resists up to 25,000 scratches — sparing each lens the pocket scratches and bag friction that lead to costly repairs, while staying case friendly alongside cases and MagSafe accessories.
  • The advanced 3M Pro adhesive will not fall off, will not harm your lens, and peels off clean with no residue. TORRAS has earned the trust of over 160 million customers worldwide and backs every set with a 365-day free replacement guarantee and 24/7 customer support.

Scratch-Proof Lens Protection

TORRAS anti-scratch material creates an unbreakable shield, keeping your lens safe from everyday damage.

Camera lens with and without a TORRAS protector comparediPhone camera array with TORRAS lens protector coverage marked

Anti-Fingerprint

A specialized coating repels fingerprints and oil, keeping your lens pristine for the perfect shot.

Pressing a TORRAS lens ring onto an iPhone cameraPressing a TORRAS lens protector onto an iPhone camera

Ultra-Thin, Seamless Fit

The ultra-thin profile ensures flawless alignment, no bulk, and no interference.

Side view showing how flush the TORRAS lens protector sitsSide profile comparing lens height with a TORRAS protector fitted

How to Install

Step one: sliding a phone into the TORRAS waterproof pouch
Step one: peeling the backing from a TORRAS lens protector
Step two: sealing a phone inside the TORRAS waterproof pouch
Step two: pressing the lens protector onto the phone camera
Step three: locking the clasp on the TORRAS waterproof pouch
Step three: pressing the lens rings firmly onto the camera
The details

Full specifications.

Compatibility
iPhone 17
FAQ

Questions, answered.

No — it's a 1:1 invisible fit that's true-to-lens, so it never shows in photos or video. Every ring carries a double-sided anti-reflective AR coating, so what the lens sees through the ring is what it would see bare: zero color shift, no added weight.

It's aerospace-grade 9H+ glass built to MIL-STD-810H military standards — it survives drops from up to 12 feet and resists up to 25,000 scratches. Keys, sand and pocket grit hit the guard, not your lens.

Yes — the ultra-thin profile adds no bulk and no interference, so it stays case friendly alongside cases and MagSafe accessories.

No — the rings go on lens by lens with guided placement, so each one lines up cleanly with no shaky freehand. The 3M Pro adhesive holds without harming the lens and peels off clean with no residue.

It's precision-cut for the iPhone 17's dual-camera array — two rings, one per rear lens, each shaped to that lens's contour. Pick your model on the page.

No — an anti-fog PET layer keeps the view clear, and a specialised anti-fingerprint coating repels fingerprints and oil so the rings stay pristine for the shot.

You're covered by a 365-day free replacement guarantee with 24/7 customer support. If anything goes wrong during install — bubbles, misfit or peeling — reach out and we'll make it right.

Yes they're worth it, and a good one won't lower quality. LensGuard's individual rings disappear into the camera module and carry a dual AR coating, so photos look untouched, while 9H+ MIL-STD-810H glass survives drops from up to 12 feet. Raised lenses chip easily in a pocket or bag — a set of rings beats a costly camera repair.