I've seen people recommend it in other videos. I'm not sure how much it actually helps as I've done a few in a regular room and ended up not having any issues. But I know there's a lot less fabrics and dust in general in the bathroom and with the added humidity it may be a better environment. The downside is I'm trying to apply it on my lap while sitting on the tub as opposed to being able to do it at a desk or table in a different room.
Do you see a dot like pattern in the screen protector specially using light mode app such as safari when you look closer to the display. My esr screen protector is having a dot like appearance which can be seen specially in white colour app like amazon, safari etc. Did you ever notice it? It really affects my viewing.
@@user-cj6ry6gr3m Yes I do. It's very subtle but noticible on a light background. I don't recall having that issue with other cheaper screen protector brands I've used in the past. I also think it slightly reduces the sharpness of this display (which is unfortunate since one of the main reasons to get this iPad is the new OLED display) but I would prefer to have a protected screen over a slightly clearer but unprotected one. However I would be open to switching to another screen protector if there's one for this iPad that has the easy applicator and doesn't add any distortion or noticible filter onto the factory display.
Still, it does making a point of stating “Bubble free application” on the box. This is far from true. There were some I couldn’t remove, and as you say, the more a corner is lifted to remove dust and such, creates other issues. In the end, I threw both of these protectors away as they just spoiled the screen. The tray is a good idea, but I do wonder if anyone gets a really good result from this particular protector…
Better this or spiegen? And keep black pure in the scream or something grey? Thanks you
Bro you thought the same way I did about the bathroom thing
I've seen people recommend it in other videos. I'm not sure how much it actually helps as I've done a few in a regular room and ended up not having any issues. But I know there's a lot less fabrics and dust in general in the bathroom and with the added humidity it may be a better environment. The downside is I'm trying to apply it on my lap while sitting on the tub as opposed to being able to do it at a desk or table in a different room.
Do you see a dot like pattern in the screen protector specially using light mode app such as safari when you look closer to the display. My esr screen protector is having a dot like appearance which can be seen specially in white colour app like amazon, safari etc. Did you ever notice it?
It really affects my viewing.
@@user-cj6ry6gr3m Yes I do. It's very subtle but noticible on a light background. I don't recall having that issue with other cheaper screen protector brands I've used in the past. I also think it slightly reduces the sharpness of this display (which is unfortunate since one of the main reasons to get this iPad is the new OLED display) but I would prefer to have a protected screen over a slightly clearer but unprotected one. However I would be open to switching to another screen protector if there's one for this iPad that has the easy applicator and doesn't add any distortion or noticible filter onto the factory display.
Still, it does making a point of stating “Bubble free application” on the box. This is far from true. There were some I couldn’t remove, and as you say, the more a corner is lifted to remove dust and such, creates other issues. In the end, I threw both of these protectors away as they just spoiled the screen. The tray is a good idea, but I do wonder if anyone gets a really good result from this particular protector…