ELECOM released two iPhone glass screen protector series in early July, branded Cho Kantan Bari (super easy application) and Oku Dake Bari (just place it)[1]. Both ship with a dedicated tool that handles the tricky part of the job: you set the phone in place and pull a tape, or line the film up with a guide frame, and the protector lands in the right position while dust is lifted away. Each set includes two screen protectors, and coverage runs from the iPhone 15 through the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Cho Kantan Bari: Pull the Tape and You Are Done

Of the two, Cho Kantan Bari is the better equipped package. It combines two high-transparency screen protectors with two camera lens protectors[1].

The procedure works like this. Remove the lid from the bundled tool, place the phone inside, put the lid back on, and lock down the corners. Then hold the lid steady, pull the blue tape in the direction of the arrow, peel off the blue label, and run a finger down the center of the screen[2]. Because the tool removes dust at the same moment it aligns the film, it targets the two problems that ruin most screen protector installs: trapped bubbles and stray particles.

The camera lens protectors get their own applicator, which positions the glass accurately when you simply set it down[1]. Those lens protectors use 10H surface hardness tempered glass with an AR coating and an anti-fingerprint treatment, and the adhesive side uses an acrylic adhesive that allows repositioning.

Beyond the tools, the box contains two dry cleaning cloths and two dust-removal stickers[2]. Degreasing and dust removal are both covered without buying anything extra.

Oku Dake Bari: Align With a Guide Frame

The second series, Oku Dake Bari, is a two-pack of high-transparency screen protectors[1]. It comes with an application tool that frames the film for precise alignment, so a protector that would otherwise slide out of position stays where you want it[4]. There are no camera lens protectors in this set; it focuses on the display alone.

Two cleaning cloths and two dust-removal stickers are included here as well. The split is straightforward: choose Cho Kantan Bari if you also want the camera lenses covered, and Oku Dake Bari if the screen is all you need.

Protection Specs Shared by Both Series

Instead of glue or double-sided tape, the adhesive face carries a silicone coating, so the film self-adheres when placed on the display[2]. If the alignment drifts, you can lift it and try again.

For bubbles, ELECOM uses an air-less treatment with a special adsorption layer that lets trapped air disperse over time. Small bubbles can be pushed toward the edge with a finger, though the company notes that larger ones may not disappear.

The surface is 10H tempered glass to resist scratches. It is worth noting that the figure comes from a pencil hardness test conducted to ELECOM's own standard. The edges use rounded-edge processing to reduce snagging, and a shatter-prevention design keeps glass fragments from scattering if the protector breaks. An anti-fingerprint treatment is common to both series.

One practical caveat: if you use Face ID with the protector installed, you need to register Face ID again after application[2]. Because the display curves at the edges, the film is also cut slightly narrower than the visible screen area. Both series qualify for THINK ECOLOGY, ELECOM's in-house environmental certification.

Supported Models and Street Prices

Cho Kantan Bari covers 7 models: iPhone 15 (PMWA23AFLGGTW2), iPhone 15 Pro Max (PMWA23DFLGGTW2), iPhone 16 (PMWA24AFLGGTW2), iPhone 17e/16e (PMWA26SFLGGTW2), iPhone 17 (PMWA25AFLGGTW2), iPhone 17 Pro (PMWA25CFLGGTW2), and iPhone 17 Pro Max (PMWA25DFLGGTW2)[1].

Oku Dake Bari covers 2 models: PMWA24AFLGG2 for the iPhone 16 and iPhone 15, and PMWA26SFLGG2 for the iPhone 17e and iPhone 16e[1].

All models carry open pricing. At ELECOM's own direct shop, the iPhone 17 version of Cho Kantan Bari (PMWA25AFLGGTW2) sells for 1,880 yen including tax[3], and the iPhone 17e/16e version of Oku Dake Bari (PMWA26SFLGG2) sells for 1,180 yen including tax[4]. Since each box holds two screen protectors, the per-sheet cost stays modest.

Summary

Cho Kantan Bari and Oku Dake Bari are less about pushing glass specifications forward and more about removing the friction from the act of applying a screen protector. A pull-tape tool, a guide frame, cleaning cloths, and dust-removal stickers all address the usual causes of a botched install before they happen. With two protectors per box and support for repositioning, a first attempt that goes wrong is not the end of the story.

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