I HATE screen protectors

[Gremlin]

I don't use screen protectors as a rule but I will be getting one for my iPad. Not to protect the screen against scratches but to minimize the glare. Apple is in love with reflective screens but the glare is driving me nuts.

 

[Kargurin]

I don't use screen protectors as a rule but I will be getting one for my iPad. Not to protect the screen against scratches but to minimize the glare. Apple is in love with reflective screens but the glare is driving me nuts.

This.

 

[Sonny Burnett]

There are people that swear by them - and that market exists. I'm not trying to pee on that market - only open a discussion.

Stop being personal folks!!!

Do you mean swear at them?

 

[crawdad62]

I know one thing about them. They're outrageously priced for what you receive.

I ordered and received the Speakeasy Nude and it came with a protector. I haven't received the iPad yet so I figure I'll put it on right for the start when I pull of the protective film that the iPad ships with.

I had one on my iPhone and it was okay. But when the edges started to pull back a bit I took it off. I'm sure that'll be the case with this one too.

 

[lowlife]

As a rule I hate screen protectors but would consider one if it felt and looked like the original screen. I like the super slick feel of glass.

 

[Phantom]

My Invisible Shield Is Working Great. You Just Have To Be Patient When You Apply It To The iPad. Just Start Applying It At The Bottom And Make Sure The Screen Is Lightly Sprayed. Then Work Your Way Up. Now I Rarely Have A Fingerprint Problem On The Screen.

 

[dabears]

They are over price and they make screen look like crap.

 

[Katilea]

Does anyone know if it makes the screen less sensitive if you have a screen protector on?

For example on my Blackberry Storm especially around edges you really have to press down on a button (qwerty landscape) to get it to work with screen protector that was included with the Otterbox case.

 

[lifevicarious]

The bubbles go away after a few days. They will not be there forever. I have the same screen protector from Marware (they threw it in because it took forever for them to ship the case). It works great and the two small bubbles there were there initially are gone now (5 days later).

 

[henry2]

i like the bare screens along with i keep the screen clean ..

 

[ktran]

I got an invisi shield on my Ipad. No bubbles, and no more scratches.

 

[IpadOne]

I got an invisi shield on my Ipad. No bubbles, and no more scratches.

Cool my one too and i don’t have any film on it and i am happy like that

 

[shokwaves]

I put on the Zagg Ivisible Shield, full body, I feel more at ease when I set it down. Just know that everything scratches unless you have a diamond, glass can easily scratch with a sharp point, accidents happen and after nearly $1,000 invested on this device and extra $25 bucks is well worth spending. It now feel more grippy, making it easier to handle. No bubbles or a single dust particle. I made sure I put the shield on as I peeled the original clear cover off.

 

[FirstApple]

I got mine in apple store here in china. The guy is very professional on putting the film. You will not notice that there is a screen protector on my screen. I also bought leather case just fits exactly on iPad.

 

[yvrgal]

Good lord - I so hate screen protectors. Several years ago I swore them off forever. So I got my 3G iPad and bought the Square Trade warranty with the screen replacement policy.

Today I received my MareWare Eco-Vue case. Really nice - I'm a little concerned about the tab that holds the unit in - but it appears to be a solid good looking unit. I am also surprised a bit in that I was concerned the bulkiness would turn me off - and I actually prefer the feel more than the Apple case - it feels more stable / secure.

I digress - the unit also came with a screen protector. So - I just spent 10 minutes trying to get this thing on. Cleaned the screen dusted with a microfiber - got my credit cards, etc.

My mistake - I forgot I needed to install the protector in a clean room used for assembling nuclear triggers. I ended up with about a dozen small bubbles spread out all over the damned thing - which I probably could have worked most out - but alas - a piece of dust the size of a micron (probably moon dust) remains - looking like I need to call the windshield chip-fill people to fix my damaged screen protector.

Enough of this crap - goodbye screen protector - hello screen!

I use Power Support Anti Glare on my iPhone and it looks like it's not even on there. I already received the Power Support Anti Glare for my iPad. That's the first thing that will go on my iPad before I even power it on.