Scroll back for the "what's air support" , "Power support", and all the cheeky sarcasm that revolves around the price insinuated here. My posts aren't just there for decoration, it's there for dissemination of information. And yes, the Powersupport Antiglare ain't sold in "high end", "
designer" outlets like Prada or Burberry, it's sold by Machines itself. If you perceive Machines as
designer or high end, then I give up, maybe you need to go to Petaling Street for you preferred "affordable" iPad related store.
I'm not gonna stretch this further, so I'll just say that I hope you're happy with whatever choices you've made with your iPad. and its accessories. I strongly believe my choices aren't made with just "looks" in mind, they are more functional than "looks".
I find it ridiculous for someone to lump the Powersupport as "designer", when it is made available widely at Apple Resellers locally. That ploy is probably to divert the attention to the price of their preferred screen protector, because the "no-name" brand has no justifiable history of recommendation behind it, other than being "cheaper in price". Which what seems to drive the mindset of typical Malaysians these days anyway. Hell, I'd even believe if there's shipments of iPad "jatuh from lori" and sold at half price, Malaysians wont mind paying for that price, because "it's cheap" and not because "it isn't the right thing to do".
Noone is insisting that one should buy a cheaper product over another. You're setting up the whole hoo-ha yourself.
I don't think anyone is insisting that the more expensive screen protector should be labeled as a designer item. We all know that its pricier because of its quality.
I believe that "What you pay, is what you get" holds true to almost everything that people can buy.
From your explanations, it is clear to everyone that you're over-thinking it. Take it easy.