hey team đź‘‹
question for you all. i work for a dog grooming company and we have a plan to outfit each of our bathing stations with tablets.
does anyone have particular experience with different types of screen protectors and how responsive/non-responsive they make touch when there are water droplets on their surface?
the tablets will be on gooseneck stands off to the side of the tub so they won't get "wet" but when dogs shake, water droplets will likely get on the surface of the tablet and I want to make sure we pick best option to make sure touch screen responsiveness is still accurate.
if no one has any experience with this, I'll be sure to report back after we do some testing
question for you all. i work for a dog grooming company and we have a plan to outfit each of our bathing stations with tablets.
does anyone have particular experience with different types of screen protectors and how responsive/non-responsive they make touch when there are water droplets on their surface?
- tempered glass
- matte glass
- polyethylene terephthalate screen
- hydrogel
- matte hydrogel
- ceramic
- liquid glass
- etc
the tablets will be on gooseneck stands off to the side of the tub so they won't get "wet" but when dogs shake, water droplets will likely get on the surface of the tablet and I want to make sure we pick best option to make sure touch screen responsiveness is still accurate.
if no one has any experience with this, I'll be sure to report back after we do some testing