Best iPad screen protector: no scratch for you!
Everyone agrees that the best part of the iPad is the gorgeous 9.7 inch screen, LED backlit using an IPS panel. Naturally everyone who buys an iPad tries to protect the screen. there are quite a few ways to do so, using an iPad carrying case for example , but by far the best way is to use an iPad screen protector, which is basically an invisible layer that’s applied over the screen and protects it against scratches and smudges. Of course a screen protector is not invincible, as it gets damaged from time time to time, but because the scratch is on the protector, not the screen, you can always exchange it for a brand new one. That’s why a lot of screen protector kits for iPad come in more than one item usually.
This post tries to show you the best iPad screen protectors that you can purchase online. Some are simple (and inexpensive) film layers with an adhesive part that’s being applied over the screen of your iPad. Some are more expensive and offer better protection, plus there are also models who cover also the back of your iPad, protecting also the aluminum case. The choice, as always, belongs to you, as you are the only one knowing the purpose and the budget you have at your disposal. so here are my top picks for iPad screen protectors:
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Zagg Invisible Shield for iPad, full body – 39.99$
This is the best of the best, as they say, featuring a full cover for your precious iPad, one that doesn’t add to the overall bulk of the device and is invisible to an untrained eye, if applied correctly. If 40 bucks seem too much for you there’s always the option of getting just a cover for your back or front of the iPad.
Zagg Invisible Shield
Not sure this is the right choice? Take a look below at a short video showing the Zagg Invisible Shield for iPad protecting the screen against key scratches and even a dremel! That’s amazing:
Belkin F8N365tt Screen Overlay for iPad – 19.35$
This is a slightly cheaper iPad screen protector, but one made from durable urethane film. As Belkin says, the Screen Overlay is meant to protect your iPad against scratches and minor cosmetic damage from everyday use, so don’t go Terminator on the screen: the protector won’t resist abuse, like the Zagg Shield. Once worn, the Belkin F8N365tt can be easily replaced, as no adhesive residue is left upon tearing apart.
Belkin F8N365tt Screen Overlay for iPad
Speck ShieldView Anti-Glare Protective Screen Films, 2-Pack – 19.92$
If you’re the clumsy type (as me) you’ll love the Speck ShieldView set, featuring 2 film items, so you can exchange them once they become scratched (that will happen, have no fear). You’ll be glad to find out that the matte finish anti-glare coating will further improve visibility and clarity. because adhesive residue is always a concern, Speck says the non-adhesive film is easy to apply and remove without any cleaning needed. The size is specially cut to leave buttons uncovered. As a bonus a microfiber cleaning cloth is provided in the package.
Speck ShieldView Anti-Glare Protective Screen Films
Griffin Screen Care Kit for iPad – 14.05$
This is another interesting screen protector for iPad choice, as it’s backed up by the Griffin Technology name, one of the dedicated iPad accessories manufacturer. Basically we have a low-glare matte-finish static peel screen protector, so during your daily screen usage will see less glare, partially eliminating reflections, useful especially in direct sunlight. a cleaning cloth is provided for cleaning the protector from smudges and dirt.
Griffin Screen Care Kit for iPad
Incipio Clear Screen Protector 2PK – 19.99$
Even if this item hasn’t been released yet (but can be pre-ordered), it’s still a very good alternative for an iPad screen protector because it’s hand washable, removable, and ready for multiple applications. a special chemical treatment ensures the Clear Screen Protector 2PK repels dust and reduces glare plus absorbs light impacts and helps prevent scratches. As design, you won’t feel it’s there, being custom fitted to the iPad dimensions, with special openings for iPad controls.
Incipio Clear Screen Protector 2PK
Why not buy a cheaper iPad screen protector?
Of course there are a lot of cheaper alternatives than the ones above, but why save 10 bucks over the price of the iPad and its accessories when you can’t be sure your screen won’t be protected. you know that cheaper doesn’t mean better and paying 3 bucks for a three pack screen protector kit means you can’t be sure what you’re getting. At least the models presented above are build by big names you can trust and are tested especially to ensure nothing bad happens to that gorgeous screen.
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