I'm looking to use this on the inside of iPads to blow dust off of the LCD while putting on new glass. Will this be too powerful and damage anything?
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It is a strong little item. I've used it on many a pc and it has done no damage. I cannot attest to the iPad.
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Hi Cousteau - I used it for hair driers and make up mirrors. Also charged iPad and iPhone with it. Hth, Ron
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HI I bought the brush for my wife and she has a screen protector on her iPad and she has had no issues - she uses the brush all the time.
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The previous 2 posters did not answer your question. Scott P. is wrong. This is not a digitizer, this is an lcd (actually led) screen. This product as described and pictured appears to only be the lcd screen itself which is inside the ipad case. Assuming your screen is still visible and usable, but the very outside layer is cracked, this is not what you need. search instead for "front panel."
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While I do not have that particular device, the glass screen of those portable devices is much the same as flat panel televisions and computer screens, and I would venture to say that yes, it would work very well on that type of screen. It is a gentle, yet effective cleaner. Make sure to moisten the microfiber cloth with the cleaner, and apply it that way to the screen. Do not spray the solution directly onto the screen, as excess product could enter sensitive switches, buttons, etc.
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I've done a bunch of iPad screen replacements with it--it is perfect. With a bigger heat gun it is easy to overheat and burn the LCD. I think it would be perfect for your cell phone.
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Absolutely not. I spritzed BOTH the Zagg shield itself AND the surface of my iPad Air very liberally. Once the Zagg goes on and is centered properly, you simply squeegee the fluid from the center and push it away from the home button and camera and all is good. Any residual moisture you can't get with the squeegee will evaporate from under the Zagg and leave a perfectly invisible shield. Don't be afraid to get the screen of your iPad wet. I have used this method on 3 different iPads and 4 different iPhones without any issues.
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Hi. No, it does not scratch the glass on ipad. But be careful with this stylus, a spring is fragile. If you drop it to floor you can easily broke the spring.
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I can only speak from experience but this does a great job and leaves no streaks at all. It is the #1 screen cleaner in Australia. As for the smoking, I don't know. I have used this on iPad and iPhone as well. No problems at all. Hope this helps.
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Yes. But I feel better about spraying the cleaner on the cloth and then wiping clean my iPad. By the way, the cloth is one of the best I've ever used. I ordered a 2nd cloth (3M 9027 High Performance Cloth).
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I don't know why you need more powerful charger for iPad as this will perfectly do the job. if you think this is not enough, try this "PowerGen White 4.2-Amp (20 Watt) Dual USB Wall Charger Designed for Apple iPad & iPhone". I believe this is more powerful and definitely will suit your needs.
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Yep. That's why I got it, for iPad and laptop touchscreen. Works well, and most of the time you can just clear the smudges with the nifty cleaning cloth they include with the spray.
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The iPad doesn't have a hard drive, so should be no issue causing damage to stuff stored on iPad. I have not had any issues with it causing problems with the screen. The magnet is on the back side, so it isn't on the screen.
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I believe it will ruin a standard protector if it is applied to it. It is meant to be applied to device only. It works well regardless of whether you are in the sun or not. I have purchased PowerSupport for 4 iPads and 4 iPhones.
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Yes. I have protective screens (2 different brands of screens) on both an iPhone and an iPad, and we've had absolutely no problems.
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I can only guess that it would work fine. It worked well to shine the screen on my Ipad but I have very oily fingers so it didn't last long. I would think it would work well for a led monitor or tv screen.
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I'd be worried about 1) heat and 2) dust, neither of which are good for electronics. If you can control those two factors I don't see why not. If not, there may be more rugged units on the market.