I’ve had the 13” M4 iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard since it came out.
I’ve noticed that the rubber gasket around the keys of the keyboard that’s meant to protect the screen from touching the keyboard when the case is closed is actually causing damage to the screen. There is a horizontal line that curves at the edges, same shape as the rubber gasket surrounding the keyboard keys, that is permanently on the screen now.
If I clean the screen with a microfibre cloth (including the apple polishing cloth), the line is no longer visible. But as soon as fingerprints get on the screen, the line returns. I think it’s the anti fingerprint coating that is worn off and not really a deep scratch.
I’ve tried using lens cleaner too - with a clean screen, the line is invisible. But the line returns as soon as fingerprints are on the screen.
Seems like a design flaw if the iPad M4 Magic Keyboard.




I’ve noticed that the rubber gasket around the keys of the keyboard that’s meant to protect the screen from touching the keyboard when the case is closed is actually causing damage to the screen. There is a horizontal line that curves at the edges, same shape as the rubber gasket surrounding the keyboard keys, that is permanently on the screen now.
If I clean the screen with a microfibre cloth (including the apple polishing cloth), the line is no longer visible. But as soon as fingerprints get on the screen, the line returns. I think it’s the anti fingerprint coating that is worn off and not really a deep scratch.
I’ve tried using lens cleaner too - with a clean screen, the line is invisible. But the line returns as soon as fingerprints are on the screen.
Seems like a design flaw if the iPad M4 Magic Keyboard.



