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Question: Does this product cause any sort of distortion or rainbows or anything like that on a retina display when viewing the screen at extreme angles?
Document: i had no doubt that the shield would be a fantastic product but was concerned about the application - with cause. My husband watched the video, read the comments on Amazon, and still cussed like a sailor putting this on my iPad 4. However, the final product is very nice and i don't think i've lost anything in terms of the retina display. overall, at this point (3 days into using it) I am very pleased.
By the third day, there was no trace of bubbles or dust.The screen seems as responsive as it was with the 3M protector, and there's no distortion on the Retina display. Really, the only thing that was hard about the process, was getting my daughter to understand that she had to go a without her iPad for a couple of days. If you're more patient than my four year-old, this is a great product.
All the bubbles squeegied out cleanly. Now after a couple of days, you can hardly tell there is anything on the screen. I do not think it has degraded the brightlness or crispness of the Retina display at all.I also have an ArmorSuit screen protector on my Kindle. I love it.I would definitely buy this product again.
I was very pleased with this product for my very first iPad. Like the other reviews said, I applied the spray generously on the film and on my hands. Unlike other protective shields that make the device look like it has some sort of film on it, this one doesn't do that at all. My iPad doesn't look like it has anything on it...which is one of the things I like about this product.
I received this product today for my new iPad 4 with retina display. I did everything the directions told me to do, and IMMEDIATELY removed it. I've purchased many screen protectors in my day and I've never been so disappointed and disgusted with one such as this. There were air bubbles EVERYWHERE and it even looked like their was SOAP on the adhesive side. WHAT?! Military grade, huh? Far from! Worst $15 spent ever. I've requested my return on this product just 5 hours after receiving it.
The end result is great. The presence of the ArmorShield has no effect on the look or feel of my Retina iPad. I am using this product with an Otter Box Defender series case. I removed the plastic screen protector that was included with the Otter Box because that cheap plastic sheet did have a profoundly bad effect on my iPad viewing experience. Long story short - follow the directions carefully and then wait a few days. The results will be worth the wait. Great product, especially for the price.
I do like this screen protector and it does help with the finger swipes (no more on the iPad itself). It keeps the Retina display in tact, but the glossy look is still there. I would recommend this screen protect if you need one! !
It doesn't make it any more difficult to swipe or complete other actions, and it adds a slightly softer and more controlled feel. This screen protector does not diminish the retina display at all. Picture looks great and I feel like the screen is well-protected. Highly recommend.
Count me among the initial complainers. My screen looked like hell and was covered in bubbles several days later. Don't despair! All it takes is patience. A week later those pesky bubbles have magically disappeared. I have an iPad mini with retina display, and not one bit of the device's jaw-dropping clarity was lost. I'm a believer.
This screen protector is a mess to put on. It is just like the Zagg with the spray solution and all that mess. It's pretty hard to get it lined up. Outside of the drama of installing it, there is one positive (the reason it's worth 2 stars instead of one) is that is does not affect the retina display on the new iPad. After the required drying period, the surface is still a little soft and gummy, kind of like the Zagg.
Answer: My son has the iPad 2. No retina display but I haven't noticed anything like you are describing, .