I just got the invisible shield on my iPad what do u guys think about it .

lakers213 · Apr 23, 2010

Do u guys think I still need a portfolio type case? Thanks for the input ...

Bremen Cole · Apr 23, 2010

I have the Apple case for mine, and like it. So I would use both..... But I am not you.

iggibar · Apr 23, 2010

Even if you have the invisi-sheild, I would still use the portfolio/any cover for it. The invisi-shield is there to cover against scratches, not dents. The portfolio options can help a little better in that department. I have the invisi-shield on mine too. It's the only product I trust to prevent scratches…mainly because I actually I use to make it and know everything about it

lakers213 · Apr 23, 2010

idrinorbarsaku said:
Even if you have the invisi-sheild, I would still use the portfolio/any cover for it. The invisi-shield is there to cover against scratches, not dents. The portfolio options can help a little better in that department. I have the invisi-shield on mine too. It's the only product I trust to prevent scratches…mainly because I actually I use to make it and know everything about it

wow thanks so im happy that i made the right choice of putting the shield on my ipad

Kash · Apr 23, 2010

I would suggest getting a case to protect the back. The backs of Apple's devices are notorious for getting scratched up. Glass is pretty resilient, so if anything, you need something to protect the back more so than the front.

Collin Bl · Apr 23, 2010

Have had the invis-shield on my iPh almost 2 years - in retrospect a great choice. No signs of wrinkling or peeling.

Drjones · Apr 24, 2010

Will the Apple store install any sort of screen protector for you when you purchase an iPad? I've done a few of them for iPhones and they are a pain in the butt.....I can only imagine that it would be an even bigger headache with such a huge screen.

I am almost definitely going to get a screen protector when I go get my iPad 3G; my iPhone 3G has a few nicks & scratches in the screen, so unless Apple has changed the laws of physics recently and I missed the press release, I'll assume my iPad screen can scratch too and I'm going to protect it.

My iPhone screen is naked & I put a protector of some sort on my girlfriends' iPod touch and I really like the way it makes the screen feel; not necessarily better than the glass, but different and certainly not worse.

It's just nice to not have to worry about it at all.

I am also certainly going to get the case for protection but also because of the way it props up the 'pad and I've read it makes it easier to hold.

iggibar · Apr 26, 2010

Drjones said:
Will the Apple store install any sort of screen protector for you when you purchase an iPad? I've done a few of them for iPhones and they are a pain in the butt.....I can only imagine that it would be an even bigger headache with such a huge screen.

I am almost definitely going to get a screen protector when I go get my iPad 3G; my iPhone 3G has a few nicks & scratches in the screen, so unless Apple has changed the laws of physics recently and I missed the press release, I'll assume my iPad screen can scratch too and I'm going to protect it.

My iPhone screen is naked & I put a protector of some sort on my girlfriends' iPod touch and I really like the way it makes the screen feel; not necessarily better than the glass, but different and certainly not worse.

It's just nice to not have to worry about it at all.

I am also certainly going to get the case for protection but also because of the way it props up the 'pad and I've read it makes it easier to hold.

Simple answer…no, unfortunately. They gave me big fuss over the material that I had on my mbp…they hate that covers for some reason.