The good options often include a money back guarantee.Īlso consider that physical screen protectors can be removed without affecting your iPad warranty. By contrast, cheap “generic” screen protectors of any type, whether glass or film, can cause problems. What are the disadvantages of liquid screen protector Liquid screen protector can be a bit tricky to apply, and if not done correctly, can result in air bubbles. Good quality tempered glass screen protectors from reputable manufacturers, that are designed for your iPad, will have absolutely no impact upon sensitivity of the screen or usability of an Apple Pencil. The alternative is a matt/textured film screen protector - but these have two principal disadvantages.ġ) The textured film reduces clarity and contrastĢ) Accelerated wear of the Pencil tip, necessitating frequent tip replacement. Some users comment that a glass screen protector makes the screen very slippery when using the Apple Pencil. Some screen protectors don’t work particularly well with iPad - some reducing screen sensitivity, in particular with an Apple Pencil. There are other cheaper Screen Protectors from other manufacturers, of varying quality - many of which are available from Amazon.Īs with most products, with Screen Protectors you get what you pay for cheap doesn’t necessarily equate to a good option. Always choose a screen protector from a well known brand - choosing a screen protector that is specifically designed for your iPad model. Or, you know, stop using screen protectors altogether.Zagg and OtterBox are amongst the better manufacturers of tempered glass screen protectors - with good reputation. If you’re tired of whatever screen protector you’ve been using, try pivoting to a different type to see how you like it. We suggest sticking with tempered glass or PET screen protectors. A liquid screen protector won’t save your phone from a disastrous accident, and it’s kind of hard to tell when you need to reapply the stuff. They can prevent some scratches, but that’s about it. Liquid Screen Protectors: Yes, liquid screen protectors are a thing.But it’s thinner than glass and tougher than PET screen protectors, so there’s that. It’s a thin, flexible plastic that feels weird and is challenging to install. Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU): Most plastic screen protectors are made of TPU.They’re difficult to install, and they’re not that tough, but they’re nearly invisible once they’re applied to your screen. This roughness, manufacturers argue, keeps traditional solid screen protectors from adhering perfectly to the screen’s surface.
Here are the four types of screen protectors: But screen protectors come in all sorts of flavors, so we’re going to go through each type of screen protector to make shopping a bit easier for you. If you work in construction, have terrible luck, or want to resell your phone at the end of the year, then a screen protector may be worth using. Okay, but What if I Still Want a Screen Protector? PRESSLAB/
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