Lenovo / Android tablet maintenance

[sobrado]

Should not be required saying it; to clean the tablet I would first follow the advice on page 70 of the user's guide as reference.  In both LCD displays and tablet's glass screen I would avoid anything but soft, dry, microfiber.

[Bugbatter]

Baby wipes? Really? They don't leave a propylene glycol film or anything like that on the display?

Edit: Oops. I didn't see sobrado's post above this before I posted. Yes, reading the manual usually is best. I am curious about how using the baby wipes works out, though.

[MrPeter1985 Guru]

Mine has no streaks. Could depend on the brand.

[Bugbatter]

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MrPeter1985 wrote:
 Could depend on the brand.

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You're probably right about that. I think some contain aloe, etc.. If I try them, I'll read the label first.

[lead_org Microsoft MVP Contributor]

Clean and Clear toner also works a treat in cleaning these devices. And works brilliantly when cleaning the ThinkPad rubberised surface.

[ExJamJus]

For me is ... pour a lil water on the screen and wipe it down with those free cloth you get from spectacles. xD

[jiv]

Personally, I find it too much trouble to clean the screen so often. Being a touchscreen device with such a glossy screen, it is bound to have marks and such within an hour of cleaning. I solved the problem by getting a matte screen protector and haven't had to clean the screen since.

[Bugbatter]

There are some good suggestions here. Thank you for sharing.

@jiv, a matte screen protector sounds like a very good idea. I will put that on my "To Do" List.

[ExJamJus]

Matte screen is good however I personally prefer clear screen with oleophobic as matte screen decrease the clarity of the screen.