What are the best screen protectors made and sold for the Apple iPad?

One of the best screen protectors made and sold for Apple iPad is the Incipio Anti-Glare Protectors(2 pack) sold at incipio. Com at a retail price of $24.99. This product is specially designed for the the iPad's 9.7" screen.

The product is sold with screen cleaning cloth and an applicator card. Either of the two may be utilized to eliminate the silky reflection of the iPad screen and also minimize, if not prevent finger prints. This product is can also be washed, can be remove and re-applied.

This products easily eliminates the reflection of light, protects your iPad from inexcusable scratches, and dirt thereby enjoying the full capability of your iPad. It can be used for both the iPad Wi-Fi and iPad w/ Wi-Fi + 3G.

I’ve had my iPad for a couple of months now and if I were you, I wouldn’t bother with a screen protector. There are a couple of reasons for this. First of all, Apple took all of the screen protectors that they used to sell off their website.It was never mentioned why but many think that Apple feels that their iPad screen is built tough enough to avoid scratches, which I have to agree.

After all, the iPad won’t be carried around like an iPhone or iPod would and therefore less chance of scratches. I personally think that a screen protector is a waste of money. The protectors are terribly hard to put on an iPad.

They make it very difficult to get it on straight and who wants their iPad to look bad. Not me.It is also very difficult to avoid bubbles on the screen and some come up after a couple of weeks of it being on the iPad. The iPad with their "oleophobic" screen is pretty darn resistant to scratches.

However, if you are determined to buy a screen protector, then I suggest you go to Best Buy or other reputable electronics dealer. Purchase the screen protector from them and ask them to apply the protector for you. You probably will have a better chance at being happy with the outcome.

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I’ve had my iPad for a couple of months now and if I were you, I wouldn’t bother with a screen protector. There are a couple of reasons for this. First of all, Apple took all of the screen protectors that they used to sell off their website.

It was never mentioned why but many think that Apple feels that their iPad screen is built tough enough to avoid scratches, which I have to agree. After all, the iPad won’t be carried around like an iPhone or iPod would and therefore less chance of scratches. I personally think that a screen protector is a waste of money.

The protectors are terribly hard to put on an iPad. They make it very difficult to get it on straight and who wants their iPad to look bad. It is also very difficult to avoid bubbles on the screen and some come up after a couple of weeks of it being on the iPad.

The iPad with their "oleophobic" screen is pretty darn resistant to scratches. However, if you are determined to buy a screen protector, then I suggest you go to Best Buy or other reputable electronics dealer. Purchase the screen protector from them and ask them to apply the protector for you.

You probably will have a better chance at being happy with the outcome. I’ve had my iPad for a couple of months now and if I were you, I wouldn’t bother with a screen protector. There are a couple of reasons for this.

First of all, Apple took all of the screen protectors that they used to sell off their website. It was never mentioned why but many think that Apple feels that their iPad screen is built tough enough to avoid scratches, which I have to agree. After all, the iPad won’t be carried around like an iPhone or iPod would and therefore less chance of scratches.

I personally think that a screen protector is a waste of money. The protectors are terribly hard to put on an iPad. They make it very difficult to get it on straight and who wants their iPad to look bad.

It is also very difficult to avoid bubbles on the screen and some come up after a couple of weeks of it being on the iPad. The iPad with their "oleophobic" screen is pretty darn resistant to scratches. However, if you are determined to buy a screen protector, then I suggest you go to Best Buy or other reputable electronics dealer.

Purchase the screen protector from them and ask them to apply the protector for you. You probably will have a better chance at being happy with the outcome.

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