I Tried a Matte Screen Protector on my M4 iPad Pro...

[@Ahsangill19]

Typing this on my new iPad Pro I’m going with a matte screen protector to draw on it as well as to prevent the screen from scratching up.

[@GrimBiscuit]

Great video! I’d def agree. While the matte screen protector is good for writing notes, it completely ruins the clarity and depth of the screen. Not worth it on the pro but def wouldn’t mind on an air or mini.

[@thetechtive9078]

Completely agree

[@truthteller2711]

Hey I loved your video! Quick question do u know whether glass or plastic matte protectors compromise the screen quality more? Or any recommendations on the best anti glare screen protector that compromises the screen quality the LEAST? The majority of KZbinrs who talk about this talk from the angle of ‘paper feel’ but I’m just interested in reducing glares and keeping the screen quality. Thanks!

[@thetechtive9078]

Hey! I personally havent tried any film or glass proectors for the iPad aside from the one in this video. Traditionally, film protectors would typically reduce screen quality more than glass protectors. However, if you're looking for a protector to reduce glare, you'll be looking at matte protectors (like the one in this video). Although film protectors used to be inferior in terms of preserving screen quality, they have come a long way. I'm sure nowadays, there are film protectors that are very similar to glass. However, all matte protectors will reduce quality, regardless of film or glass. I suggest sticking with glass for the ease of installation. I would also imagine that of the two types--glass or film--glass will likely be the one to reduce quality less.

[@SpaceShrimp]

I'll be curious to see how the Pencil lines wobble at slow speeds ;) it's usually.. unusable .

[@thetechtive9078]

Thanks for bringing my attention to that!