This cross-sectional study explores if there has been an increase in screen time among adolescents in the US as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The sample included 5412 adolescents typically aged 12 and 13 years and they self-reported the data. Screen use included texting, single-player gaming, social media, video chatting, browsing the internet, and watching or streaming movies, videos, or television shows. The results showed that adolescents reported a mean screen use of 7.70 hours per day, most of them spent on streaming videos, movies, or television shows (2.42 hours per day), multiple-player gaming (1.44 hours per day), and single-player gaming (1.17 hours per day). These numbers were higher than the average screen use during pre-pandemic estimates (3.8 hours per day). Even though some screen use could have been a way to deal with stress, higher coping behaviors and social support among the sample were associated with those with lower screen usage.