china_cat84
iPF Noob
applebro said:I went into the Apple store today looking to buy a screen protector but they said that they don't recommend it because the screen protectors get very mixed reviews and may lower the sensitivity on the touch screen. I was set on buying a screen protector but now I'm torn and don't know what to do. What do you think I should do?
It depends. I've tried MANY screen protectors on various apple touch screen products (iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad 2). Some - like the zagg - are really thick and rubbery. They don't make the screen less sensitive but they do take away from the nice feel. If I were you, I'd buy the cheap ones sold on eBay or eForcity. They use the screen's natural static electricity to adhere, so there isn't any residue, they protect just as well as the expensive ones, and you can remove and reapply. If you're going to use a stylus, however, it may not work well over a screen protector. This is why I don't use a screen protector - I love to write on my iPad with the stylus and if there's a protector on it, I have to push harder and it's not as responsive. I keep my iPad in a rooCASE executive case so there really isn't much rush of scratching. It's up to you what you decide to do, just giving my 2 cents!