Re fingerprints: I got an iPad Pro last year, no screen protector or anything, and I do not notice any fingerprints on it after nearly daily use since last June or so when I bought it.

My iPad is covered in fingerprints all the time, even though I don’t use it all that heavily. They are visible when brightness is low, as well as when it reflects surrounding light at particular angles.

I was considering getting a paper-like screen protector (which can also make drawing with Pencil more comfortable) but I’m torn on the issue. On one hand, fingerprints are annoying, and thoroughly cleaning the screen is a hassle since not using any protector I have to be mindful of having a rogue speck scratch it permanently. On the other hand, a screen protector negatively affects image reproduction, and a poorly designed one could imaginably leave permanent marks on the underlying screen through its use.

Does anyone have experience using paper-like screen protectors with iPad? Can they leave marks?

I'm glad someone brought this up. I always feel like I'm just stupid or missing something important when people start talking about the iPad Pro as a laptop replacement. As far as I can tell, it looks like it would be a huge pain in the ass to use anywhere other than on a stable flat surface.

And yeah, having to constantly clean a screen that big would drive me crazy. I'd much rather work in an environment where there's no expectation on the part of app developers that I have a touchscreen.

I like to have a touchscreen.

The engines are still Safari Webkit, not Chromium/Gecko.

Its not the real Chrome or Firefox. The iPad version is not even close to the real thing on MacOS or Win10.

Understood, didn't realise they were all the same