Originally Posted by King.Khoja

I suggest ghost armor, I work near a ghost armor store and always thought it was a waste but for some reason decided to spend $30 and try it.. best thing i could do for the ipad. I have the black tpu case and now I dont have to worry about the screen getting scratched. I personally recommend getting a screen protector, itll be a better investment in the long run.

Thanks for the tip, some stuff is hard to get here in the UK, But I have a secret weapon. A close mate has access to the USAF NAAFI I will ask him if ghost armour is available

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Bumped this thread into the accessories section.

I have one from walmart n hate it lol but It saved the pad,my daughter went by my coffee n some spilled on the screen...nothing went near the pad or real screen,just an example.I hastley put it on,I need a new one or reapply loll

As I consider the iPad's glass to be pretty resilient against scratches (after noting a couple of family members who have iPhones that they don't use screen protectors on & they have had no problems with scratches; imagine that), & I utilize the smart cover that Apple sells, I don't plan to use a screen protector. As for my iPhone, I do use a protector on it (Casemate).

it will protect
your screen from scratches always a good idea

I had just added one purely for peace of mind. Even though I am ultra careful I just want to know that it's got an extra layer of protection.

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It's my own preference but I've never used a screen protector on any device. I tried one once a long time ago with my Palm phone and it was terrible. The iPad2s glass is very sturdy and since it's always in my Prius Electronics slim case I don't have any worries about scratching it. I also wonder if attaching something semi-permanently to any touch screen panel lessons it's life. Purely speculative on my part.

I don't have a protector in anything of mine that doesn't use a stylus pen . My 3 year old plays games on my phone and ipad and I'm not the least bit concerned. The glass they use is pretty durable against scratches

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I got an antireflective on amazon for about $9.00 and it works great, sorry i can't remember the brand. Also got a regular one for $8.00 also holding up like a champ. Both were dry application type.

I suggest the low cost ones for 5 USD. They are great in quality and clarity.