We’ve shown you how to apply a screen protector to your iPad, but perhaps a question you should ask yourself before you even buy a screen protector is whether or not you actually need one in the first ...

The second-generation version of Astropad’s Rock Paper Pencil includes an improved version of the textured iPad screen protector. Theres also a more durable Apple Pencil tip. The combo is designed for ...

What do iPad screen protectors do? Reaching for your iPad and noticing a badly scratched, cracked or damaged screen can be a significant inconvenience. Many people use their iPad every day for both ...

The sixth-generation iPad, released in 2018, boasts a stunning 9.7-inch display that holds up very well several years after its launch. But as more and more kids and young students get their hands on ...

Apple’s newest and largest iPad Pro sports a spectacular mini-LED-powered Liquid Retina XDR display, so you want nothing bad to happen to it as you tote it around town or prop it up on your kitchen ...

We start out with a frosted screen protector for the Apple tablet, a way to protect your iPad’s screen from those gooey jelly doughnut fingers, spilled coffee and assorted mishaps that seem to be ...

We’re going to use what we’re calling the Sellotape method. For this you’ll need a standard off-the-shelf screen protector kit (make sure you buy the right one for your specific model of phone or iPad ...

High-end accessory maker Moshi has released a new screen protector for the iPad. It’s called the iVisor AG, and Moshi is billing it as the only 100 percent bubble-free, reusable, re-washable screen ...

It's not surprising that many of the big names in Apple device protection accessories are getting into the iPad market, even with the release of the device still about six weeks away. Targus, a ...

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I have never seen the point of screen protectors on glass screens: they add bubbles, they never go on straight and they are usually more prone to scratching than the glass they are supposed to protect ...