This question is to all M4 iPad Owners with the Nano Texture Display, do you guys still get as many FingerPrints and Smudges on the Screen as you get with a Non Nano Texture Display Model?
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iPad Pro FingerPrints and Smudges on the Nano Texture Display iPad Pro ?
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I do not. I also use my Apple Pencil and a stylus so that I also limit finger touching on the iPad.
Fingerprints are slightly reduced and less visible but still happen just depends on your skin/oil.
Honestly, the Apple cloth texture is better for getting them off vs microfiber but it’s still possible to use other items. Problem is getting the nano texture wet or damp can be a real nuisance so avoid that for sure.Nano does not mean less finger prints, just less glossy
just remember only clean with the special Nano fiber Apple cloth.
I have the nano texture and I spend much less time dealing with fingerprints than I did on glossy displays I had on past iPads. I now tend to is the nano texture iPad in environments that weren’t really possible before- I.e outside in bright sunshine, and in that scenario it will show any finger prints quite visibly. but the supplied cloth is excellent and I find cleaning the screen to be much more efficient and effective than on glossy iPads. I wouldn’t go back to a glossy display on an iPad now.