This iPad screen protector really doesn't get any waviness
I was using a paper-like film, but it hurt my eyes, so I switched to a regular tempered glass one. The one I bought this time barely shows pen marks and has no waviness. I won't reveal the brand since it'd seem like an ad lol. If enough people are looking for it, I'll share it in the comments.
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Got a source? You'd need to at least post a photo for me to believe it.
Isn't it obvious that tempered glass doesn't get waves? The waves come from paper-texture films... Well, that's a bit...
iPad screen protectors really vary so much from case to case... I switched three times and eventually just use the bare screen. The moment I put one on, it feels like I'm losing out on both glare and touch feel.
The fact that it doesn’t leave pen marks is the real key here, and that’s pretty amazing. Usually, when you scribble on glass, the oil smudges and leaves marks.
Pen marks appear because of oil on your hands, so if you wash your hands, they mostly won't remain. Ripples can also show up if you don't remove the air properly during installation, so it's hard to just conclude it's a film issue.
What's the point of posting if you won't reveal the brand? lol You said you'd tell us if enough people were looking for it.
I also used a paper-like screen protector and switched because my eyes hurt so much—I really regretted it. The writing feel is nice, but the screen looks blurry. After switching to regular tempered glass, everything was crystal clear.
Isn’t that old news? These days tempered glass is all coated, so it doesn’t really leave marks, does it? It’s not a brand issue—it just seems like all products these days are like that.
Fair. Ah, but please share the brand—it's not an ad, I really need it ㅠㅠ