I don't. I use a SmartCover. Screen is just too nice to cover it with plastic...![]()
Glad to see everyone feels this way....people are far too anal about iPad films, they just are not necessary on glass....
Nope, personal preference.screen protectors are a must?
Read up (there are tons of existing threads) and see what sounds like it would suit you best. Just as the decision to use one or not is personal preference, which one to use is personal preference as well. What are your needs/wants? Do you want antiglare? Antifingerprint? Privacy? Oleophobic? Crystal? How much loss in image quality are you willing to sacrifice for antifingerprint or matte? Budget?which brand?
Again, not all screen protectors are identical. Depends on the screen protector. Also a subjective matter.screen protectors are an excellent way of completely killing the quality feel of almost any device
Some of the people posting in this thread != everyone. *Again, subjective matter. *Do what works for you.Glad to see everyone feels this way....
Never happened to me != never can happen. Search. People do scratch their screens. Take whatever precautions you're willing to take (or not) but don't assume that your preference is universal and don't assume that your experience alone defines a trend.Agreed 100%. Seems like such a shame to sacrifice the awesome feel of the iPad screen for the slight chance that it might scratch - never had this happen.
Agreed 100%. Seems like such a shame to sacrifice the awesome feel of the iPad screen for the slight chance that it might scratch - never had this happen.
I don't get you people suggesting that screen protectors ruin the feel. Have you had bad experiences, or are you just mindlessly deciding that your choice of action is superior to others?
The only screen protector I've had that didn't feel too good was an anti glare one that also dampened the screen quality too. Apart from that, I spend about £1.50 for an iPad screen protector and about the same for a pack of phone screen ones. They do not damage my experience in any way, and what they do do is give me peace of mind that if something does drop onto the screen or it's accidentally scraped, I don't have to live with a scratch. It preserves the device for both personal preference and makes it almost as desirable as a new item if it comes to resale.
I use a anti glare from media devil and I actually like the feeling better, it is really smooth.I don't feel its necessary because:
- screen protectors ruin the smoothness of the screen (unless there are some that are smooth that I don't know about) as well as some can blunt responsiveness.
- iPad is a different device, its not going to be in your pocket with keys or change its going to be in a case or carried out in the open where nothing is rubbing up against it.
- gorilla glass is pretty resistant to scratching in the first place
I had a screen protector on my Xoom; I hated it, it ruined the smoothness of the screen and made navigation a bit more difficult. So after two weeks I just took it off.
I don't feel its necessary because:
- screen protectors ruin the smoothness of the screen (unless there are some that are smooth that I don't know about) as well as some can blunt responsiveness.
I linked and I forgot which thread about a screen protector I bought from Monoprice and they feel like you're on the glass with no tracking degradation. They are really smooth and only cost $1.67 a piece.