No touch sensitivity issues with the Skinomi Glass for iPad Pro 11

[RedlegsFan]

I received and installed the Skinomi Glass iPad Pro 11 screen protector today and can say I have not experienced one touch sensitivity issue. I have scrolled web pages, selected text, etc and haven’t experienced one issue. Anyone else use this product for the 11? How is it for you?

 

[RedlegsFan]

OK I did experience a little issue ONLY when the iPad is laying flat on a desk and I am scrolling with a finger. But how often do I have this thing flat on a desk? Never really. And it wasn’t that bad. But other than that, it’s working as it should.

 

[Mr.C]

An issue is an issue however small it may be and is not acceptable. There should be no issues. I take it when you posted your first comment you hadn’t done a proper test then.

 

[Never mind]

Your review OP will not convince me of buying one of these. Use it for a little while then come back here and do another review.

 

[FrozenDarkness]

One skinomi issue is that the glass is not anti reflective.

 

[Pepe4life]

OK I did experience a little issue ONLY when the iPad is laying flat on a desk and I am scrolling with a finger. But how often do I have this thing flat on a desk? Never really. And it wasn’t that bad. But other than that, it’s working as it should.

That’s literally the issue everyone is talking about, yet you make a misleading post about this glass not having issues. /facepalm

 

[bpeeps]

That’s literally the issue everyone is talking about, yet you make a misleading post about this glass not having issues. /facepalm

Yep that’s the problem the majority of the screen protectors have, my guess is OP thought touch sensitivity was a probably.

 

[davey0]

I just installed mine yesterday and I am having a lot of sensitivity issues. It's a pain trying to type in a long password. I'm not sure what to do.

 

[RedlegsFan]

Yeah I did jump the gun a bit.. it's not terrible, however, there are touch sensitivity issues being experienced. All in all though, I installed it perfectly and would rather leave it on and not have to worry about scratches. It doesn't affect it enough to make it unusable.

 

[davey0]

I sent them an email and just received a response (they have great customer support):



"Upon seeing this inconvenience reported repeatedly in such a short amount of time, we proceeded to re test the iPad with the glass installed. We have come to the conclusion that this issue is with the device itself, not the glass. Across the board, manufacturers and consumers are having this similar issue with compatibility and usage of both items.

We did not find a root problem to the issue, yet when laying the device with the glass installed on a surface or holding with one hand and trying to utilize the device with the other, sensitivity and tactile function failed. Although one way that both seem to work properly is by slowing down along and adding pressure when touching, we know that it can become a hassle for a device as advanced as this one.

We know that not everyone is having this issue, and the ones that are having the issue do not seem to be having it the same as others. In which case makes it harder to point the main cause of such situation.

We did the same testing with the Skinomi TechSkin (sister product of the glass) and found no issues with tactile function, nor sensitivity. In which case do note that this would be a great option to go with in terms to protecting your device.

Skinomi offers a 100% Lifetime warranty on all of its products. We would be more than glad to send you a replacement of the TechSkin if you would be interested, under this warranty."

 

[debroei]

Just installed anJettech glass protector...
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