How to Protect Against iPad Scratches

by iPad Scratch Expert on March 8, 2012

As you probably know, the iPad is a fantastic tool for both business and personal use. The sleek aluminum surface allows for portability and durability, as well as exquisite aesthetics. This aluminum surface also however allows for the possibility of scratches. Luckily there are some very easy ways to prevent these iPad scratch problems.

When Apple first released their entry to the tablet market, they removed all screen protectors from their store and online locations, in a move that was likely meant to symbolize iPad scratch-resistant screen durability and likewise did not need these accessories. While it would be great if that were the case, third parties recognized that many still demanded scratch resistant products and filled the need. Here are a few options to prevent scratches on your tablet:

1.       Full Case

A full case will offer all-around protection against any scratches on all sides of the device. More advanced options like neoprene will even cushion the device against drops and falls, keeping the internals intact during any potential mishaps. In terms of overall protection, a full cover is the best bet.

2.       Partial Cover

For a cheaper alternative, a partial cover will offer solid protection to the back and sides of the iPad. This option works very well if you would rather not have anything between your fingers and the screen. In addition to the partial cover, many will choose to use a simple clear screen protector to defend against minor iPad glass scratches.

(Click the image to see an array of iPad case options)

3.       Silicone Skins

Skins are offered in a multitude of colors, giving lots of freedom for iPad personalization. On top of scratch protection, skins defend against dust accumulation as well. Skins differ from the full case however in that they offer little to no protection from drops and falls.

For quality iPad scratch protection, there are a few buzzwords to look for to ensure quality protection:

  • Durability
  • Drop-resistant
  • Ease of installation
  • Weather-resistant
  • Scratch-resistant

In short, it is very simple to protect from minor iPad scratches and falls. At around 5% the cost of a new tablet, can you really afford not to give your iPad scratch protection?

 

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