Do you use a screen protector on your iPP 12.9?

I put mine in a full slim case and have not bothered with any screen film. In fact none of my 5 ipads have had screen protectors. Just dont be thuggish with it

 

I have. I have found it actually helps with the Pencil. But mainly I like to maintain resale value.

 

I believe this is the one that I used: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0157XKYPK/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

I use http://www.amazon.com/Screen-Protec...&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00 on my 9.7" Pro, but the company makes them for the 12.9" as well. Doesn't hamper pencil usage whatsoever.

 

I do not use a screen protector on my iPad Pro and have been using it extensively with the Apple Pencil since late December. For what it's worth, my screen is still in perfect condition. If your lifestyle permits getting by without one, I'd recommend it, but good luck, either way.

 

I also use a screen protector. I put them on all the iPhones and iPads I've had including my 12.9. I've not seen any problems with using the Apple Pencil.

FWIW I also put my iPhones and iPads in cases as well. This may upset the nudists among us but it's the way I am.

 

No screen protector here. I used to always use one but found them to be unnecessary. But I have to admit, I'm considering getting one for my 12.9 iPP because as impossible as it seems, it shows fingerprints even MORE than my iPad Air 2 did. A feat which I previously thought was impossible.

 

I picked up this anti-glare screen protector when it was on sale for $15. I have had anti-glare screen protectors on every iPhone and iPad because I can't stand random reflections distracting me from the content in the screen. Obviously, the 12.9 inch screen picks up a lot of reflections and you can't always adjust your position to compensate. It's not until I take off the protector that I notice the extra bit of quality that a naked screen has.
The scratch prevention is a nice side benefit but I'm not too worried about that since I always have the Smart Cover on.

 

I have a zagg and like it, sort of. Without it the screen is more like writing on paper, there is a bit resistance. With screen protector (I had three, one cheap, one Bodyguardz and now the Zagg) the Zagg is the best IMHO. The ultra smooth writing experience does take some time to get used to, but it's now natural and feeling really good.

2 reasons for using a screen protector;
First, I write a lot, about 10-12 hours a week of writing.
Second reasn is that quarts is still hard enough to to scratch a display easily. So a grain of sand between my keyboard and screen and a small walk and you've got a good scratchy spot on your display.
And it might help with the resell value, but that is a minor thing as I intend to use it for years to come.

 

you spent a lot of money on Apple Care yet you still want to put a screen protector on it?

 

Yes, why not? I did so too. AC+, Case, ASK, screen protector.... Then a pencil and a 256LTE and my bank account was empty
I bumped it into a stone corner the other day and the cheap glass screen protector cracked. If I would have wanted to get AC+ I need to travel an hour by train, walk 15 minutes, wait an hour or more and travel back to get the screen repaired. And I would need to pay €79 fee to get it repaired travel would have costed about €35. So a screen protector isn't such a bad investment.

 

I have never seen a protector that didn't reduce image quality

 

I'm using a Moshi IVisor AG. You do lose a tiny smidge of crispness with text on the screen, but that's anti-glare protectors for you. I'm really loving it. I can use it in full sun, and the good thing about the Ivisor is you never get bubbles.

 

I can't see the difference when using a good tempered glass protector?!

 

I use a glass SP on my 12.9". It was a pain to install; I broke two of them before getting one right.

Most matte/anti-glare screen protectors do so.

True, with glass.

 

Get clear screen protectors. They don't reduce image quality.

 

Yes Clear screen protectors means high quality screen protectors will not reduce image quality.

 

After about ~1 week of tempered glass, already itching to peel it off...

 

What's wrong with it? Haven't tried glass screen protectors myself, so am curious as to what could go wrong with them.

 

Not 'wrong,' per se. It really is just slightly fuzzier image quality (enough that you'd notice) and I have 2 pieces of dust trapped that annoy me when I run across then. I'll probably keep it until it actually gets damaged in some way.

 

That's interesting, as never had that problem with regular clèar screen protectors. What's the advantage of glass, then?

 

Let's clarify that it's fuzzier, not fuzzy. Still looks pretty good, just... I know it could be better! Realistically though, it's the little dust flecks that bug me (especially when I'm taking notes).