Smooth glass
A reviewer found the screen protector smooth like the original glass without affecting touch sensitivity.
Al Mankhool
Bare is a mobile-device protection shop in Al Mankhool, rebranded from Mobile Outfitters. Customers come for carefully fitted screen protectors, phone skins and fuller protection options such as 360 coverage, with reviews also mentioning protection for laptops and watches.
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A reviewer found the screen protector smooth like the original glass without affecting touch sensitivity.
One customer said the screen protector bought for two phones lasted five years.
Reviews describe replacement work as efficient, aligned and bubble-free when handled carefully.
Some customers report fast, tidy installations and replacements.
Customers have used the protection products on phones, laptops and watches, not just phone screens.
Check alignment. Before leaving, check the camera opening, edges and bubbles; one iPhone cover obstructed the front camera.
Confirm warranty. Ask which replacement policy applies under Bare before paying, especially if your original purchase was under Mobile Outfitters.
Check stock. If you need a warranty replacement before travelling, confirm the exact product is available first.
Allow follow-up. For a disputed replacement, request the policy and escalation route clearly rather than relying only on a promised callback.
Compare options. Ask about an interim protector and any extra charge if your preferred maximum-protection product is unavailable.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
Customers mention replacement screen-guard visits for 360 complete protection.
Fusion full body protection is described as covering the phone beyond the screen, including a body bumper in one review.
Mobile skins are mentioned in reviews, including complaints about replacement terms when a skin began peeling.
The reviews also mention careful coating work for an Apple Watch, with attention to air bubbles.
At the BurJuman branch, one customer received a cover that obstructed the iPhone 13 Pro Max front camera.
A recent installation reportedly had bubbles and was off-centre, requiring a reprint and finishing work.
Several reviews say lifetime replacement terms changed after the Mobile Outfitters rebrand, including a request to pay 50%.
A customer reported a peeling skin was out of stock for over three weeks with no confirmed restock date.
One replacement dispute involved a promised supervisor callback that had still not arrived three hours later.
The Bottom Line
Bare is a phone-protection shop in Al Mankhool and the former Mobile Outfitters operation. You can have a screen protector fitted or replaced, choose a mobile skin, or ask about more extensive options such as 360 complete protection and Fusion full body protection. Reviews also mention coverage for laptops and Apple Watches.
The strongest feedback is about the product finish when installation goes well. Customers describe glass that feels like the original screen without harming touch sensitivity, and one says a protector on two phones lasted five years. Several reviews praise quick, tidy work and careful, bubble-free alignment.
The quality is not automatic, though: one iPhone 13 Pro Max received the wrong cover and its front camera was obstructed, while another installation had bubbles and was off-centre. The main caution is the warranty transition from Mobile Outfitters to Bare. Reviews disagree about whether lifetime replacement still applies; some customers received replacements without question, while others were asked to pay 50% or found replacement stock unavailable.
Confirm the current terms and product availability before relying on a future replacement, and inspect the camera opening and edges before leaving.