IPad pro 12.9 tgsp ...good or bad idea?

[Ascarafarastane]

I just bought a SPARIN tempered glass for the screen of my iPad pro 12.9, but now that I have purchase it I feel nor so sure about it; I mean, is it useful for my iPad to have a screen protector for safety or it will only reduce the sensibility of the screen and maybe add some glare? What do you think? Thanks =)

 

[Eric5273]

I always felt the way you do about screen protectors. However, recently I installed a Zagg tempered glass on my iPhone 7 and have found absolutely no sensitivity loss. I play some action games on my iPhone, and any loss of sensitivity would be very noticeable for me. If it's a good tempered glass protector, then I don't see any downside of using it. The only annoyance I have found is trying to get the screen protector installed straight. I'm OCD about such things and found it difficult to get it straight, but after 3 tries I got it close enough. I'd imagine that a large screen protector for the iPad Pro would be even more difficult to install than on a small iPhone.

 

[nightlong]

I use a glass screen protector on 12.9 iPad ... no loss of screen quality or sensitivity, easier to clean, works well with Apple Pencil, is a little more reflective, easier to put on than film versions.

 

[Ascarafarastane]

I use a glass screen protector on 12.9 iPad ... no loss of screen quality or sensitivity, easier to clean, works well with Apple Pencil, is a little more reflective, easier to put on than film versions.

I use a glass screen protector on 12.9 iPad ... no loss of screen quality or sensitivity, easier to clean, works well with Apple Pencil, is a little more reflective, easier to put on than film versions.

do you think a product like Bestskinever would be better? I mean, for reflectiveness..

 

[nightlong]

Sorry, can't help, I don't know that product.

I don't like matte protectors, I just position the iPad to avoid severe reflections.