IPad 2 screen protector Zagg

[Blackbelt]

Zagg claims that their screen film is made of military grade materials. well my IP4 and IPAD are not military gears. I would suggest that ZAGG make the same strong film with less installation difficulties, no chemicals being sprayed on the screen, no wet , bumpy look, and no orange peel effect. There are better and less expensive options are available.

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[scalci]

I have Zagg's on my Iphone 4 and Ipad2, and love it. Very easy to install, no bubbels etc....

[Kaps77]

Reply to Munchkin52, this is terrible about the Ghost Armor kiosk that you went to. I got mine from a company owned site at the Southcenter Mall in Tukwila, WA. They charge $35 to install a screen only shield in 15 minutes and they only sell one kind of shield. It is the best!!! I bet you went to a franchise site and they have their "own" pricing.

Kaps

[Kaps77]

I got my Ghost Armor protection for three reasons:
1) We have a grand-daughter who loves to touch things. Protection from sticky fingers, etc.
2) The glass display is a magnet for fingerprints and smudges. My protection film reduces these by about 90% and is easy to clean.
3) The glass display is almost a mirror with very high reflectivity. This film almost eliminates this entirely.

Obviously it won't protect my iPad from being dropped or from something being dropped on it. For that I got a Marware Eco-Vue folio case, which is also great.

Does this answer your "why" get film protection question?

Kaps

[designer66]

I have had 2 different Zagg invisible shields on my IP4 and hated it. The first one bubbled up around my defender case with defender's screen protector removed ( yes I left the unit off for 24 hrs) and I also had the same experience with the second screen protector. The film felt thick, ugly with the same orange peel look. BB installed both of them for me and I returned them.
I have had my iPad for over 7 months in a hand made leather case with no screen protector. I will never use Zagg again.

I feel the same way you do. I don't want a piece of "not so cheap film" over the glass. When I buy furniture I don't cover it in plastic before I sit on it.