Ipad Pro 2018 11" - Screen Protector Issue

@maxtoon77 & @rbrylawski - Point taken. 75% Pencil effective sensitivity and usefulness (meaning 25% malfunctioning with a lack of Pencil sensitivity) is not acceptable. I also want a screen protector that works exactly like a naked iPad in all instances 100% of the time. The current ZAGG I have on my iPad will come off & be returned, but only after I have gotten news that an improved design replacement is available. Until then I am resolved to suffer thru with no FaceID and only slightly limited touch sensitivity.

I was trying to make the point that my Pencil was working quite often when other's Pencils were totally malfunctioning all the time with the ZAGG Glass+ on, and that my FaceID was 100% broken and never working (even after recalibrating 2x) even when others FaceId was not effected by the ZAGG Glass+.

That's odd, to be honest. If it were me, I'd find a different case which doesn't cause the touch issue.

Perhaps something like this, which I can confirm doesn't cause any touch issues on either of our iPad Pro 11:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KLLDKB9/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hello,

Based on everything that has been written on this board, there are issues with screen protectors interfering with the touch screen, as well as facial recognition. I would return the case. I would like to have a screen protector even though I keep my new iPad Pro 11" in a close case but am waiting until whatever the issue that is currently happening is resolved.

I understand, but this case with its built in screen protector is going to make your iPad touch unresponsive. So you need to find another solution or suffer with unresponsive touch issues. As simply said as can be........the iPad Pro Models do not work well with screen protectors. There are many heavy duty iPad Pro 11 cases you can find on Amazon which do not include screen protectors. Most of them cost far less than the Apple $99 folio case.

Why would you even spend $99 for an Apple case. There are so many cases on the market for a lot less money.

I certainly understand wanting to protect the iPad, as it certainly is not an inexpensive item but if the accessory doesn’t work, it’s protecting an unusable device.

Look on Amazon.

I have a glass protector that I am having problems with touch. I learned that when I start having issues with the same hand and touch the metal side of the iPad the touch works with no problems. This has to be some sort of software issue? I wish Apple would address this

Apple doesn’t sell, nor evidently, recommend a screen protector for newer iPad Pro models. If you are, like just about everyone else, having an issue with one, take it off. You can provide feedback to Apple. If they are going to address this, only Apple knows.

The screens on the new generation iPad Pro are a liquid retina LCD and are different composition from the older Pro models. I'm sure the aftermarket makers of screen protectors are not very happy about the incompatibility issues with the new Pros, but the fact remains screen protectors and the new Pros aren't good friends at all. I don't get many fingerprints on my Pro. I bought the Apple Pencil 2, which I use more like a mouse and I have mine in a hard shell Bluetooth Keyboard case, which I absolutely love.

I certainly agree with you and I think glass or film screen protectors are unnecessary in all but the most extreme environments. The screen is already extremely strong.

But, mine is sort of horrible, like I said, even without anything.

Unfortunately I bought mine about four months ago, maybe a bit less... and returning it doesn't seem to be an option that I am aware of. Would that I could.

I agree with you in many ways. And I would be the first to put a good quality screen protector on my iPad Pro 11 if one was made that didn't cause issues with touch. I don't like matte film types, so they are out. If Zagg ever finds the way to make one that actually works, I'll happily buy one. Till then however, touch is more important to me, so my screen remains naked while in use, protected in a good case, when not in use.

It has been socialized for a while that plastic film-type screen protectors did work. I am waiting for a laminated glass version that works.

Certainly your choice as long as you are withing the 14 day return window. Me personally, I'd rather enjoy my iPad and not worry about a screen protector.