On this page, we are testing 3 different options to protect the camera of the new iPhone 16 Pro. We have two full coverage options and one variant that only protects the lenses. Together, we’ll find out which one is the best!
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iPhone 16 Pro & 16 Pro Max | Which Camera Protector is the Best?
Under each product, you’ll find the pros and cons, along with a link to Amazon where I bought the items myself.
Full Coverage with the UniqueMe Camera Protector for the iPhone 16 Pro
Price: $11.99 for 3 pieces ($4 per piece)
Pros
✓ Easy to install
✓ Everything is covered except the microphone
✓ Cheap
Cons
✗ Flash may be impaired in low light
✗ Depending on the situation, LiDAR can also be affected
✗ Noticeable design
✗ Not compatible with all cases
✗ Lenses may protrude from the case
Conclusion
The protection offered by this camera protector is very good, leaving out only the microphone. However, you might encounter problems with the flash in the dark or with the LiDAR sensor. Additionally, the protector doesn’t look very stylish.
ROXX iPhone 16 Pro Camera Protector, only covering the lenses
Price: $18.90 for 2 pieces ($9.45 per piece)
Pros
✓ Japanese 9H tempered glass -> Harder, clearer, more shatterproof, and scratch-resistant
✓ Easy installation
✓ Almost invisible due to the border being the same color as the titanium
✓ Flash and LiDAR still working
✓ Compatible with all cases
✓ Removal tool included
Cons
✗ Lenses may protrude from the case
Conclusion
With its perfect color match and high-quality material, this camera protector is practically invisible, giving it an original look.
Full Coverage Camera Protector in iPhone 16 Pro Color
Price: $16.99 for 1 piece
Pros
✓ Easy installation
✓ Same color as the iPhone
✓ Flash and LiDAR are not blocked
✓ Flash and LiDAR still working
Cons
✗ Dust and dirt collect in the holes
✗ Expensive
✗ Noticeable design
✗ Not compatible with all cases
✗ Lenses may protrude from the case
Conclusion
This camera protector looks better than the first one and does not block the flash or LiDAR. The main downside is that dust and dirt collect in the holes over time, and the only way to clean them is by removing the protector, requiring you to buy a new one for $17.