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My iPad is covered in fingerprints all the time, even though I don’t use it all that heavily. They are visible when brightness is low, as well as when it reflec
by strogonoff 6y ago
My iPad is covered in fingerprints all the time, even though I don’t use it all that heavily. They are visible when brightness is low, as well as when it reflects surrounding light at particular angles.
I was considering getting a paper-like screen protector (which can also make drawing with Pencil more comfortable) but I’m torn on the issue. On one hand, fingerprints are annoying, and thoroughly cleaning the screen is a hassle since not using any protector I have to be mindful of having a rogue speck scratch it permanently. On the other hand, a screen protector negatively affects image reproduction, and a poorly designed one could imaginably leave permanent marks on the underlying screen through its use.
Does anyone have experience using paper-like screen protectors with iPad? Can they leave marks?
- sss111 6y agoI've used paper-like with my iPad, but I had to throw it away because of how many scratches it got, and it also made the colors look washed out.