Just wondering if there's a screen protector that's more recommended for when you're going to be doing a lot of reading on your device.
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iPad mini If you're going to read a lot on your iPad, best screen protector?
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My partner and I both have these on our iPad Pro 11.
Celicious Matte Anti-Glare Screen Protector Film Compatible with Apple iPad Pro 11 (2018) [Pack of 2] https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07K3V65WC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_9Y4ODb1WWPQRE
Celicious Matte Anti-Glare Screen Protector Film Compatible with Apple iPad Pro 11 (2018) [Pack of 2] https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07K3V65WC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_9Y4ODb1WWPQRE
PowerSupport. Japanese company.
www.powersupportintl.com
Hands down the best going back 10+ years. If my screen is flat, it gets a PS crystal film, no substitutes.
www.powersupportintl.com
Hands down the best going back 10+ years. If my screen is flat, it gets a PS crystal film, no substitutes.
This is the one I have on my Mini, it's perfect.
while there are some screen protectors for phones that help protect your eyes I’m not sure they come for tablets, at least I haven’t seen them yet. That leaves you with standard options like tempered glass or matte, they come from the very cheap at eBay to the very expensive from famous brands. One thing you should considered is how are you using the iPad, eg; just reading or do you also use it for note taking, journaling and or drawing in which case you should consider a screen protector like ‘Paperlike” this is perhaps the best out there for all pencil kind of use. This comes with a ‘but’ , with this type of screen you’ll loose the pretty sharpness of your screen. Not that much but noticeable... “Paperlike” is a brand but you can find cheaper versions of similar texture but I (by experience) wouldn’t recommend the cheaper ones.
BTW I have no relation with the mentioned brand, just a happy user
The difference of writing with this screen protector than the others or with none at all is huge. Your writing and drawings will be lot more precise...
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while there are some screen protectors for phones that help protect your eyes I’m not sure they come for tablets, at least I haven’t seen them yet. That leaves you with standard options like tempered glass or matte, they come from the very cheap at eBay to the very expensive from famous brands. One thing you should considered is how are you using the iPad, eg; just reading or do you also use it for note taking, journaling and or drawing in which case you should consider a screen protector like ‘Paperlike” this is perhaps the best out there for all pencil kind of use. This comes with a ‘but’ , with this type of screen you’ll loose the pretty sharpness of your screen. Not that much but noticeable... “Paperlike” is a brand but you can find cheaper versions of similar texture but I (by experience) wouldn’t recommend the cheaper ones.
BTW I have no relation with the mentioned brand, just a happy user
The difference of writing with this screen protector than the others or with none at all is huge. Your writing and drawings will be lot more precise...
I have a paper like one on my iPP, and I really like it. No comparison for the writing for sure.