20 Best Screen Protector For Ipad (2023 Updated)

Paperlike offers a brand new experience to every iPad user. Instead of investing in a new gadget (Remarkable) to improve handwriting and sketching losing all the other iPad features, just invest few euros to make your iPad transform and evolve.

Hurdles are absolutely negligible if the main use of the device is handwriting and drawing. Slight loss of quality in watching movies is nonetheless compensated by reduced reflection. In a nutshell, make yourself a gift and give your writing experience a new upgrade.

The best spent 17€ (One piece) of your life! Another advantage you can enjoy is adding to your basket the new Apple Pencil grip from the same manufacturer; it comes in two sizes (I prefer the smaller one) and, again, transforms your almost perfect tool in the ultimate one.

I’d not be surprised seeing Apple incorporating some of these learnings in its products…they definitely should!.

I’ve been having an awesome time with my iPad thanks to the PaperLike. It has completely changed my drawing experience and I’m loving the feel of every stroke on my drawing apps. It’s just so good! There’s just one tiny thing.

There have been moments where my Apple Pencil gets this intense resistance out of nowhere, as if it hit a groove or a pothole of sorts, and gets stuck for a second. It like a gritty feeling texture. I immediately check my Pencil tip to look for abrasions and thankfully nothing harmful has happened yet.

It happens occasionally and I’ve tried to capture this issue on my phone but I miss it every time. I don’t know if this is a real issue with the product or if it’s just me, but I thought to put it across nevertheless.

Since the recurrence is low, I just ignore it. The experience as a whole has been brilliant. I wholeheartedly recommend this product. It’s a must-have for a smooth drawing experience on the iPad! Thank you to all the amazing designers at PaperLike! Keep up the good work for helping us creatives!😁.

I bought this over a year ago and wanted to do a long term review. I work in research and medical education and started using an iPad with pencil for both. Basically I had need of something that could allow me to annotate drawings and papers for research and to make videos and educational material.

The glass surface, reflectance and fingerprint smudge on the iPad screen make this basically impossible for professional, ongoing work The Paperlike is well made; its lasted a year of robust use (5 days per week; about 2-5 hours use per day).

The surface is as advertised – like paper. The friction is just right and actually makes using the iPad as a note-taking or annotating or drawing tablet a lot more feasible. I am surprised how little the image quality suffers – I bought a cheaper matte screen protector for my MacBook and the difference is really obvious.

The Paperlike is clearly better designed and the image quality is preserved and brightness minimally affected by the layer on the screen. I would highly recommend this for university students who are using the iPad as a note keeping tool which is the usual use case I run into.

And for people who use the tablet and pencil as a Wacom-type device with Sidecar or screen mirroring with their main laptop/PC. If you need to use the iPad as a workhorse drawing tablet of any kind I cannot see how that is possible with the iPad screen as it comes out of the box Finally I the service was professional and everything arrived as requested and rapidly after ordering from this site.

I was not offered this as a test sample etc so have not been compensated or commissioned in any way for this review. Impressed. I would suggest they consider making a good quality matte screen protector for macbooks – I would buy it because the ones available on the market are rubbish by comparison to their excellent product.

And I think there’s a market out there for people who prefer a matte finish to their screens for reflectance and smudge issues.

Pros – Good matte finish – Great feel – Great packaging – Instructions are clear Cons – All but impossible to install – Imperfections in the product – Very expensive for what you get Conclusion: This product is very Apple-like in it’s marketing and experience.

The packaging and instructions were impressive. It seemed very easy to install but please don’t be fooled. I’ve installed countless screen protector and skins (typically D-Brand for everything these days).

This screen protector reminded me of trying to apply an old screen protector from 2010. Bubbles show up everywhere and take 15-20 minutes to get out. Dust particles the size of a single atom can get under the product due to the way they want it installed.

These particles will make the screen useless as you will have to remove the product and try again. Hopefully you don’t mess up the extra one they give you (package comes with 2) because if you do, then you have to spend another $40.

I’m sitting here with an almost perfect screen except for the smallest dust particle that I won’t ever be able to remove. I’m not willing to fork out another $40 to try again so I’ll be stuck with an imperfect solution until I can find a product that actually works.

Buy at your own risk! Be willing to spend extra in order to get the fit you want. If I were to go back in time, I would avoid this product and either go with a cheaper solution (with no downgrade in quality) or I would try to find a product at this price that works as it should.

First off, it really is nearly like writing on actual paper. Which is very cool! I am loving the tactile nature of this Paperlike Screen Protector. Secondly, as for the protection aspect the Paperlike provides (such as you get with those glass screen protectors), it’s nice having this on my iPad just as added peace of mind, cause it’ll at least prevent scratches on the screen.

I’ve always been somewhat concerned about using my Apple Pencil on my iPad screen, even though I know that’s what it’s designed for, and has been thoroughly tested. With Paperlike, I’m much more confident.

Most importantly, right after taking your new Paperlike out of the cardboard protective sleeve it comes in, you *must* watch the “how-to” video describing the step-by-step process of putting the Paperlike onto your iPad properly.

There are two Paperlike screen protectors in the package (handy in case something happens), but it’s better to begin the install knowing what to expect. Now, there was one tiny irksome thing. See, there’s this sticker you’re to use for picking up the lint and dust off your iPad screen in preparation of installing the Paperlike, only I found that it was leaving residue behind, which isn’t desirable.

However, the instructions describing how to put the three sticker tabs on and what to do from there was explained so well, that the Paperlike fits perfectly. Personally, I really love learning about and trying out new technology.

So I was very interested in discovering what the unique surface material of this Paperlike screen protector was all about. Even the name sounds scientific and futuristic – Nanodots. However that technology works, although I can’t see it, I do feel the difference.

Depending on what type of surface texture you prefer, I’m certain there are digital artists, and writers like myself, who would appreciate using their Apple Pencil along with this Paperlike screen protector on their iPad; as an alternative to just the iPad screen itself.

It comes down to a matter of preference, really. The matte surface of this Paperlike screen protector does help to reduce the glare from your iPad screen, while maintaining the iPad’s visual display quality and clarity.

Time will tell if having this Paperlike on my iPad screen will prevent the tip of my Apple Pencil from wearing down as much or as fast. As for my personal experience with the Paperlike, I truly enjoy having it on my iPad.

My Apple Pencil performs admirably when I draw or write. Staying “inside the lines” and coloring accuracy has improved. The unique feeling surface of the Paperlike is a noticeable, yet wonderful, difference which has made using my iPad along with my Apple Pencil, all that more enjoyable.

I’ve always wondered about the Paperlike. I’ve seen a lot of reviews on it and never really had the drive to make the purchase. Thankfully, Best Buy provided one in exchange for the review you’re reading right now…and I’m surprised how this turned out.

I’ve been an iPad user for years, and I’ve never really been an iPad screen protector kind of guy. I do tend to put them on my phones from time to time, but tempered glass screen protectors are far easier to apply than a massive, flimsy piece of plastic.

Still, I gave it a try. For starters, it is IMPERATIVE you watch the video on Paperlike’s website as their process for applying it will help save you some grief. I tried it without and ruined the first of two provided covers.

Second—get as close as you can to a dust free environment. I don’t think those exist, unless you happen to work in a clean room or lab, but those little dust flecks will drive you bonkers if you don’t avoid them.

It’s almost like Paperlike provides two sheets because they assume you’ll screw up the first one. Because I’ve been writing on iPad for so long, I’ve become accustomed to the “slippery” feeling of plastic against glass that the Apple Pencil provides.

It’s annoying but not impossible to get used to. When making pixel-precise changes like in photo editing, or when trying to ‘long press’ with the Pencil, the frictionless experience can be infuriating.

Paperlike fixes all of this. Now, I won’t say it is like writing on paper—it’s most certainly not—but it’s far closer to the experience than only using the iPad and Apple Pencil with no medium between them.

The most “paper like” experience for me is the feeling of the screen protector under your hand; the textured surface really DOES feel like paper which is pretty interesting. It also makes a decent screen protector, and I like the matte finish that it gives the display.

I was a huge fan of matte displays back in the day; you don’t get them so much anymore but I find screen glare to be really distracting. Now that virtually every screen is glossy, I’ve adjusted out of necessity—but this brings back some great memories.

The one thing that a matte, textured surface brings to the iPad is more surface area—and more surface area means more area for dust and dirt to get trapped. The dust hasn’t been so bad, but keeping the Paperlike clean of hand oils takes just a bit more work than a microfiber cloth on smooth glass.

It’s an ok tradeoff I suppose. These come out to $20 PER SHEET, and that’s really a great price considering what you get out of it. If you don’t like matte screens, pass on this—but if you do a lot of note taking or precise drawing, you might get some good use out of it.

And, it’s not so expensive that replacing them every now and then would be problematic. But take care when you are applying it—one little spec of dust trapped underneath might slowly drive you crazy, knowing that you can’t do anything about it.

I don’t usually take the time or feel the need to write reviews, but in this case I was so pleased with the product and ease of installation. I purchased this for a 9th Generation iPad and wanted to ensure protection of the screen and to diminish the damaging effects of blue light and this does both.

There is no unusual coloring at all, it is crystal clear, in case anyone is worried about the technology used for the blue light filtering system they have on the screen for eye protection. Importantly, this was the easiest screen protector I have ever installed.

It comes with a plastic cover that sits on top of the iPad that just covers the edges of the iPad, so that the part exposed is the exact dimensions needed to straightly and correctly place the screen protector.

Seriously, if I thought it was easy to apply that says a lot. I highly recommend this product. I have no bubbles and it is on perfetly straight. It is pricey, I will admit, but very pleased with the product thus far.

I like this a lot, it’s my second screen protector for as many iPads. When clean it’s almost invisible. But is not finger print or smudge proof. One can see the marks on the screen, I have to make sure that my hands are super clean in order to avoid leaving marks but even then eventually the natural skin oils would end up on the screen.

But it’s ok I can always wipe them off. The image is very clear, when watching a movie I can’t see the difference between having a screen protector or not, colors are not altered, so that’s good too.

They only thing that I don’t like is that Zagg used to include a very very good application tray which made the application mistake proof. This one didn’t come whit one, which made the application a little nerve wrecking because I had to make sure my hands were completely steady during the application so I can perfectly match the camera and home openings, with the tray they used to include was a lot easier, way less complicated.

If the application is a successful and perfect one the screen is excellent.

Probably used this on 7 or 8 devices by now without much of an issue. The shields have cracked on most due to time/use, but only one device screen was damaged (dropped on concrete stairs. so not unexpected).

Sometimes a cracked shield led to us having it replaced, other times we just live with it if it isn’t intrusive. (These cracks are “our fault”, the device experienced trauma. presumably the shields successfully protected the actual screens from damage.

) My only issues: 1) BB sometimes bills us for applying the replacement screen when it is supposed to be free. 2) BB has sometimes had trouble finding a replacement screen then up-charges us for a “newer version”.

that’s a load of you-know-what as the screen has a lifetime guarantee.

I bought this for my new iPad Pro because of the high reviews. 120 days later, (*just outside the 90 Day Warranty) the glass split clear across my screen. Other than that, I had no problem applying it or using it daily with Apple Pencil.

I suspect that it didn’t hold up as a direct result of my pencil usage. I wasn’t expecting it to crack, and I’m bummed that I have to buy a new one now, but don’t think I can rely on reviews…. If you’re not going to use a pencil, I would recommend.

Great screen protector. Nice and thick to and protects well from scratches and breaking the screen. I like that it does not sit to far on top of the screen and is just right with my case. Easy to apply even on a already scratched screen.

Comes with all the wipes and clean wipes to get the screen extra clean to apply. Sticks and smooths out all bubbles really nicely and you can lift the screen some before smoothing if you need more air bubbles out.

Great product! Defiantly recommend to protect your screen.

This one is a winner. I am always out and about with my iPad so I want to make sure that it’s protected but looks great at the same time. It’s hard to find good options that look good and also provide effective protection.

I love how easy this was to put on my iPad Pro and how great it looks. It feels thick and sturdy. I feel confident running around to work in clients with my iPad encased in this slim but rugged protective cover.

Seems expensive compared to other brands but this is by far the best screen protector in the world. The anti-glare really works. Plus, if you dont put it on straight or get some dirt underneath, you can take it off and reposition it.

You can even wash it and put it back on (not that I have needed to). I have tried other screen protectors but I keep coming back to Moshi.

The Moshi IVisor is not cheap, but it is worth the price. I have tried a dozen other screen protectors for my iPhones and iPads, of all materials. No matter what the others claim, none is bubble-free.

The Moshi is one and only product that is. It’s a snap to apply and if need be, can readily be removed for screen cleaning and reapplied. I’ve never actually needed to remove the Moshi for cleaning, because the seal is airtight; I have done it merely to test the claim, which is equally airtight.

If you want a truly hassle-free, bubble-free screen protector, this is it. I own four, two of which are several years old and still spotless and unscratched.

This is the third Moshi screen I have purchased. I tried the cheaper ones and could not apply them without bubbles, nor get them on perfectly straight. Both of my previous Ipads still have these screens on them.

The Moshi screen for my Ipad Pro 10. 5″ is excellent. Went on very easily, with no bubbles. The anti-glare allows me to use my Ipad in any light, even in the car with the sun shining brightly. The screen on my new Ipad Pro was showing every fingerprint, and I was constantly having to clean the screen.

The Moshi screen barely shows fingerprints, and they are easily removed with just a quick swipe of the provided cloth.

Ive used Belkins screen protectors for my iPhone and never had any issues with them, so decided to get one for the iPad Pro. As usual, the screen protector comes attached to a plastic tray which is used to align it with your iPad, an easy way to install it compared to other cheaper alternatives.

You also get a cleaning cloth and a dust remover included in the box. Once youve placed the iPad in the plastic tray, screen up of course, you give it a clean with the cloth trying to remove all marks and dust.

If there is any dust left then use the included dust remover. The trick is to be incredibly careful not to let any dust fall on the screen after youve made it spotless, this causes air bubbles and why lots of people have problems.

After that, its a simple process of removing the backing to the screen protector and folding over and into place making sure that its perfectly aligned. Couldnt be simpler. You may need to give it a good rub all over and in certain places with the cleaning cloth to ensure that it sticks all over and to push out any pockets of air.

Two things do let it down slightly. The first is the cutout at the top of the screen protector for the Face ID camera array, its a tad unsightly and just looks a bit odd. Im assuming that this is needed as the cameras and other gizmos wont work through the glass to scan your face.

The second is the gap around the outside edge of the iPad. Its only slight and some screen protectors dont all go to the edge of the device to make it compatible with cases, which is probably the case here.

I dont plan on using a case so will have to live with it for now. Another thing to mention is the cost, at over 40 this isnt cheap That said, after youve spent a small fortune on the iPad itself why cheap out and buy a screen protector for a few quid that youll undoubtedly have issues with.

Whenever Ive used Belkin screen protectors theyve lasted the life of the phone, you buy once and it lasts a long time. So is the case here, the 40 odd is an investment in protecting one of your most expensive possessions and not something to cheap out on.

I cant recommend this product simply down to the cost. Its belkin which means it will be good quality. They are a market leader after all. But at time of writing this screen protector is 42 with 8 off.

There are thousands of options on the market for screen protectors and belkins premium price mean this is just not competitive. For half the price you can get something almost identical, likely made in the same production facility and will give you the same protection.

As far as the product is concerned it was simple to install, clean, stick, wipe. No real issues with air bubbles and it reseated slightly with ease. It has no bearing at all on the touch screen and you wouldnt even think it was there.

But realistically you would expect superior product for this price. Personally i would stick to lifeproof rather than choose this. But for what it is as a product it is good.

The phone version of the Belkin ScreenForce TemperedGlass Screen Protection for iPad Pro 12. 9 saved my phone a few weeks ago. I was loading my car to go to the tip and dropped it face down onto a pebbly road.

I was overjoyed the screen protector took the hit. So the change to add one to my iPad was something to jump at. Having ordered a phone kit and fitted it recently I was familiar with the process and it is the same process just scaled up for the biggest of the iPads.

The first step is opening the tray that guides the fitting to put your iPad. This is step one of the 5 steps in the instructions I went a bit rogue as I have had my iPad for coming up to a year now. I deep cleaned the screen starting with a liquid cleaner then a Zeiss screen wipe before starting with the sticker.

In the box there is a microfibre cloth and a residue free sticker to get the dust off I needed to be rid of fingerprints. It took two passes to get the screen protector over the screen without any air pockets.

The instructions recommendation of peeling back the sticker as you go didnt work very well for me. Repeating it with pressure on the edges glass let me cover all the screen with one small air pocket remaining and its invisible when the screen is on.

Everything still works with the screen protector my pencil and Touch ID. Though the touch ids notch isnt protect just like it isnt on the phones. The glass itself is very thin and bar the bubble with the screen off you dont notice it.

For the pencil the lack of texture remains so nothing has changed there I was definitely influenced to try this as a result of dropping my phone. Im not as likely to drop my iPad face down onto a road as my phone but it does spend a lot of time with me on the road as its easier to carry than my laptop so that extra protection is worth the piece of mind of being out of touch on the road.

Well, here we have another extremely well made product but Belkin and this time i have a screen protector that actually works with the iPadI have had ESR, Techgear and other non branded tempered glass siren protectors and they have all suffered the same issue Touch response issues Went through too many and then gave up on looking for the one even though i love my gadgets protection more than my kids Na kidding but its close so this was a grin and bear situation.

Then i was invited to Stationery Packs VINE to review and a 3 weeks later I found this on the system for reviewhappy daysSo, its well packed, looks lush and comes with all accessories needed to complete the install other than cleaning wipes.

No big issue as cleaning isnt hard. Everything is stamped with the brand logo which is cool. Instructions included on the a4 sized pull out and the template is also a cool touch but needs your input to make it perfectI did have 34 attempts at getting it right as you can just slide it to the top and drop like some phone ones.

You need to put effort in to it. Still not perfect due to a few small bubbles but the real point is Touch is perfect and feels no different at all. Finally Screen is protected from the pack of kids i ownThanks Stationery Packs an BelkinRecommended with all of my heart.

Arrives with all you need to successfully fit the screen protector. Very easy to fit using the kit provided. Acts like the original screen in use. The Apple pencil 2 works as expected using say Procreate.

I had the iPad Pro before the latest 2018 one. Sadly I dropped the charger and it hit the screen shattering it on one side. The cost of repair was very expensive. Maybe this screenforce would hve saved the main screen.

There is also the issue of the 2018 being a bit bendy. Personally I have not had an issue but this screenforce might add a little rigidity. Best is a good stiff case like the Logitech with keyboard. Overall its a nice piece of glass screen protector but it is very expensive for what it is.

Shop around there are many here on Stationery Packs.

Love the screen protector. I looked at many other brands and settled on this one because it was easily removable and reusable. It works great with my apple pencil.

Removed it as it is opaque and not clear so you totally lose the high definition screen resolution. A shame because it is a good product otherwise and I wish they did a clear version for the iPad Pro 11.

Is the best screen protector for ipad i have seen, It is very easy to install and is bubbles free.

I was given two different products to test for the same function on the same day: 3m’s natural view screen protector and belkin’s screen protector for the kindle fire. As both my wife and myself received a fire for christmas, i had an opportunity to test the products side by each.

The 3m product went on her’s and the belkin went on mine. We applied each as instructed and it was a hands down runaway win for the belkin product. Belkin bested 3m on three major counts:1) though neither ever became “bubble free”, belkin’s bubbles reside near the very edge while 3m’s was a fight to get bubbles out of the middle.

The main reason why is that belkin included an edger that slowly pushed the bubbles to the edge when applying while 3m’s did not. 2) though i have no way a measuring such a small plane, it sure feels like the belkin cover it thicker.

It had no sliding issues, a problem the 3m product demontrated when applying, and it seems more fingerprint resistant. 3) the belkin product came with a nice cleaning cloth, which was very handy when we elected to remove the filmy looking 3m product from my wife’s kindle fire.

I still have the belkin product in place on mine, but her’s was just a pain to use and didn’t last 14 days before it had to go. I didn’t give very high marks to either product in the long run because it remains definite if you really need them at all.

True, my protected screen requires less wipe downs, but that is a 15 second effort. The gorrilla glass of the kindle fire seems very strong to me, and the slick protectors will not protect the device from water – they only cover the screen – so in the end i would say – if you have to use your fire in a greasy situation with a lot of finger transfered prints and yucky stuff, get the belkin.

Other, don’t bother at all.

A bumper delivery of twelve packs will set me up for years. I am a stationery enthusiast anyway and am a big fan of post it notes. Usually on the door at eye level, to inform entrants of my location.

I also use them when making notes at bedtime, by the phone,for making lists of jobs to be done, plans and aims. When reading a recipe, planning an event they are invaluable. These traditional yellow postits are the well know rectangular ones, 5 by 3 in old money.

Each sealed pack contains 100 pages. The stick seems as good as usual and the highviz paper colour and quality is as expected, thick enough to use felt pens, and sticky enough to flutter around in the breeze a bit.

I am delighted to have these to hand.

The iPhone 4S is equipped with a 1GHz dual-core processor that is very fast and easy to use. It is not the 8-megapixel camera that is equipped with the Xbox and Flash, it’s a better iPhone 4 than it was originally a great picture! The camera is excellent in terms of photography because the operating system provides an exclusive set of applications that helps to modify the image and improve its quality significantly, in addition to the quality of video recording (1080p).

It is not in a front-end VGA camera for video conversations. One of the most important needs in the iPhone 4S is the new operating system iOS 5, which offers many improvements, including modifying the system of alerts.

IPhone 4s The iMessage system is similar to the BBM system, which can be used to connect all Apple devices that have iOS 5 system. Of course, the most surprising people in the iPhone 4 is the Siri, a system that exploits the audio fingerprint through which a reaction User with iPhone 4S, and Siri as a personal assistant for the user.

The system is excellent if used in English, but of course it has problems with the Arab, because the support of the Arabic language does not exist on the program of Siri. Of course, Apple’s software store has a huge array of applications that distinguish iPhone from all other smart phones.

Wasn’t sure if it was going to work. I love my defender case but hate the plastic screen that always gets scratched. Very carefully, I took the plastic screen off my defender case. There was a little residue left on the case but that hasn’t seem to affect anything.

The glass screen protector installed with ease. I snapped the defender case on and it works like a charm. I’ve been using this glass screen protector with my defender case now for 6 months and still no problems with the anti-microbial glass screen protector or with my defender case.

I just got my new iPads, for my husband and myself, and made and went to an appointment at my nearest Verizon store, they put them on and they looked good, but when I got home there was a bubble on mine on the right hand side that I can’t move out and the corners on that same edge are not down tight either.

My husband’s also has a bubble in the same are, but his corners are good. These are our third iPads in our history and the only ones to have screen protectors installed by professionals and have bubbles in them.

I am not happy. I plan to go back to the Verizon store soon and see if they can fix them. I certainly don’t want to see this bubble for the next six years or so.

Nice idea, was looking forward to it but applying to iPad surface is a real pain and removing the air pockets is impossible. I bought 2 for 2 new iPads. After the frustration with one, which i finally left off, I’d didn’t bother opening the second one.

I now have 2 which I consider useless. I don’t recommend these or any that are this large. Only had luck with ones fo iPhone 11.

Decent protection. I like how the magnetic cover blocks the whole back side of the IPad. The only thing I don’t like about the back cover is the edges of the cover are not flush with the ipad so some type of movements catch the cover and it gets pulled off or pulled out of position.

The fit of the keyboard it perfect. I did not have to make any adjustments to mine. Very snug and secure. The keyboard is great although this is my first mobile keyboard so I don’t have anything to compare it to.

Function and reliability is amazing so far.

Great cover for my iPad! This is a second one for me, not because my first has a problem, rather because I don’t want to be without one. Excellent protection, nice feel, and long battery life. Not hassling with clips or things to install.

Totally changes the game for the iPad.

The keyboard works flawlessly with my iPad Pro. With this keyboard, I am more productive while using my device on the go which was the reason I got my iPad years ago. The screen protector and exterior case fits perfectly.

I’ll start by saying I’ve used BodyGuardz for a long time and have been very pleased with them. However, the Pure 2 Glass for my iPod Pro was unsatisfactory. the cut out for the facial recognition camera covered the camera, so the facial rec did not work.

I feel the company should have mentioned this on the website. On the other hand, the company did agree to take the glass back for a refund. I did have to pay the postage to return it. As far as durability and general use, I can’t comment because I only had it installed for about a week (part of that time was trying various things suggested by Customer Service).

But, as I’ve said I was very happy with the prior products I owned from Bodyguardz.

Although I have changed my BodyGuardz screen protector on my iPhone twice with no problem at all, I did not have the same result when changing my iPad protector. The instructions on removing the adhesive backing were not clear.

End result is two large bubbles in the middle of my screen that I was unable to work out, and did not resolve themself overnight. Also cost me $5. 30 postage to return the damaged protector plus the $20 postage to get the replacement.

I don’t think this screen protector was meant for the 2nd generation IPad Pro 11. There were two tabs on each side of the protector. It wasn’t perforated so I bent it back and forth to try and remove it, but it ripped part of the protector.

I could order another one with the guarantee, but I will have the same problem. Disappointing. The packaging doesn’t say it’s for the 2nd generation so I think the product description is misleading.

I’ve used glass screen protectors before and had no problem. This one, though, is so thin and flimsy that I had to double check that it was glass. It felt like a piece of plastic. After peeling the film off that protects the adhesive side and putting on the little stickers to hold onto it, It kept bending so it was hard to place it on the ipad.

I was holding it at the bottom it just bent over and cracked. So I got the second one out of the box, (bought a pack of three) it also cracked. Finally I had to use the last one. I had trouble putting it in place and got some dust stuck to the underside.

Tried to clean it off. It became a sticky mess and got more dust on it before I could place it. So I finally got it on my screen and it has bubbles in it. I’m using it till I get a different brand. I would not recommend this screen protector.

Love it! The only reason I didnt give it a 5 star was when it arrived is because 1 of the 2 screens was cracked in the corner. It was very clear and obvious this damage happened in the delivery process and not the company as the package was also damaged.

The one I am using is awesome! It applied quick and easy with no annoying air bubbles, fingerprints, or negative issues of any kind. It is impossible to notice there is even a screen protector on my iPad.

I never have any issues with the touch screen working either. it works precisely and accurately as it would without a protector on it. I am very satisfied with my purchase and also loved the low price! Thank you!! (P.

S. I have addressed the damage due to the delivery process as needed and I do KNOW it was in fact the cause of the damage and not the sellers fault).

Sadly They came through damaged but not from shipping. They would have been ok I feel if both sides of the glass had proper protection on them as is normal for these items but these came with only one side protected hence the marks and lines on the glass.

The box looked like it was previously opened but I cannot say for sure. Was odd how it was sealed I thought. I would not recomend this particular item. The very manufacturers box they came in indicated both sides should have had protection on them.

Part 1 and 2 it specifically says on instructions on box. They had only Number 1 side protected and yes the other side had the marks. The wipes were also very small and very dry more ike wipes for a small phone not I pad , but they were given to clean I Pad screen to prepare it for install and not to be used on the new glass, I could not get marks off either of the glass for they were imbedded in the product.

I purchased similar product from different store and they came fully protected, with wet good sized wipes with no damage and both work great.

This is the best glass and blue light protection I’ve ever purchased. Other glass protection has cracked after just a few days of use with a case. It’s the perfect thickness and size for use with a case, and the blue light protection is very noticeable.

My eyes are no longer tired after long sessions on my iPad, and I’m not having to decrease the brightness like before. Definitely worth every cent.

The protector is smooth to touch and covers nearly all of the front glass with a cut out for the camera. The matte texture makes the apple pencil feel less slippery, and there isnt much colour distortion compared to matte film screen protectors.

However, like other tempered-glass screen protectors, the apple pencil starts to wobble on slow-medium speed diagonal strokes. This can be worked around by using medium-fast drawing strokes. Also, the brightness of the screen seems somewhat reduced, but it is still plenty bright for my use cases.

You may also want to consider a magnetic screen protector, which I recently found out about, it can be removed and reapplied easily. Good product idea for those who want to temporarily add texture to the screen for writing.

This screen protector is of good quality and I am not afraid if it may break. It arrived in a solid case with bubble wrap which prevents the chance of it being broken or bent to fit inside the letterbox.

The appliance of it was easy and was easy to remove the bubbles (which is expected) when the screen was sticking on. The glue is strong which is what you need. It has been my best decision to purchase the anti-glare feature because I have not felt a strain on my eyes, I can comfortably do my essays on the iPad (which takes over 8 hours a day).

I am not having headaches (which would stop me from being able to do my work) I do not need to wear my glasses because the glare has been removed. I used to find that the text would blur sometimes before the screen protector even with the screen brightness on low but that has stopped since the screen protector.

There is also no issues when doing a digital drawing. This product is amazing and the best screen protector I have purchased. I do recommend it.

I was drawn to the idea of having a matte screen protector on the iPad Pro because the oils on my fingers interrupt smooth swiping motions on the super large display. This is easily the best matte glass protector I’ve purchased for a large tablet, with a really smooth and simple, bubble-free installation.

The one issue I would say that I have with it, is that after a while of use, if not cleaned, strange translucent lines appear throughout the product, and they’re not swipe-marks. All in all though, great value and super protective of the display from corner to corner!.

I am very pleased that this does what it says. Specifically blocks out most of the blue light coming off a tablet. After suffering insomnia for years and wondering if it was the blue light I stopped using the tablet within an hour or two before going to bed.

It worked so bought this shield so I could use it right up to going to sleep. It worked because I’ve slept well throughout the night ever since. Installation was pretty simple. I followed the directions to a t and successfully installed the shield.

BUT I still have 2 smaller bubbles I can’t get out. There were a few big ones that disappeared when I continued to press on them so all that’s left are these small bubbles. For the most part these are not visible when using the iPad so I’m not too upset about them.

There is some minor glare, or reflection from light but if that’s what it takes to get the blue light protection, then good with me. It’s not a big enough problem to worry about imo.

I am trusting the science behind this as I am hoping to use this for eBooks as well as general use and note taking – so my review concentrates on other aspects:1) Fairly easy to fit but take great care cleaning the screen first and removing all dust.

2) The alignment template is just OK – not the greatest fit on my iPad Mini 6 but does the job. 3) Be aware that the screen protector gives a very shiny finish which is not as aesthetically pleasing as the screen would be without the protector on.

I have used a lot of protectors over the years and most are quite neutral in their finish. This one is really mirror like though especially when the iPad is powered off. I’m sure I will get used to it.

4) Everything looks good in dark mode but not so good when dark mode is not selected. In light mode things look a bit washed out and whites look cream. The protective shield then seems to “float” above the actual screen which personally I do not like.

I have bubbles that I can’t get rid of. Have used screen protectors before and I am very careful putting them on. Used the applicator but I think it is still a very tiny bit off and when I put the ipad back in it’s clip-in folder I get even more bubbles along the edge.

Really upset by this as it was so expensive and it is on a brand new ipad. Don’t know what to do but I can’t get rid of one big bubble at the bottom and a small one developing around the home button and then the ones in each corner when I put the ipad back.

Wish I’d got a normal screen protector and really can’t recommend this one.

Even though this cost $10 more than a cheaper option, I chose it for it’s reviews and am so happy I did. This is easy to apply, I also watched the relevant youtube video application, as noted within the application instructions.

It was no fuss and no stress with the application tray. Highly recommend due to ease of application, have yet to use it long enough to rate the tempered glass protector.

Got this screen protector for my Ipad 8th gen. Got it for almost half price. The shipping was quick. The screen protector is of great quality and installing the screen protector on my ipad was super easy.

I tried sticking other screen protectors which always resulted in bubbles on my screen.

Pros: Covers most of the screen, fits perfectly with the application tray provided which makes the job easy. Will protect the iPad for a long time now, i hope. Cons: Edges have formed bubbles, wouldn’t go.

I purchased a screen protector and cupholder mount recently for my new iPad and had problems with both. Installation instructions for both were inadequate. The screen protector was difficult to apply because it wanted to stick all at once; as a result about an inch of the one corner did not adhere.

I called Caseco and, as requested, emailed them a picture to which they replied that the cause was that I had misaligned the protector. I did not argue the point since they agreed to send me another one at no cost.

Since the first one has not lost anymore adherence I decided to leave the original one on unless it shows more of a problem (I also wanted to potentially avoid even more of a problem with the 2nd one).

I used the cupholder mount for about week. I kept having trouble with securing the holder in the car’s cupholder and with the bracket holding the iPad tightly. Since I have several vehicles, I had to remove and adjust/reinstall the cupholder frequently.

In the vehicle with gear shift on the console, the cupholder mount was difficult to access to tighten; as a result my hand put slight upward pressure on the mount and it came apart. It appeared as if it would just snap back together but it would not hold tightly so I called Caseco again, sent email with picture and they told me that it was broke due to abuse.

I tried to tell the guy otherwise but he wouldn’t let me explain what happened. I demanded they honor their satisfaction guarantee with a refund; he told me they would not refund my money but would send me a replacement.

I did not receive email confirmation and had to call multiple times before it was shipped and it arrived few days later. When I tried to call Caseco regarding both products, it went to voice mail multiple times, I left messages but did not receive any callbacks.

After multiple tries I got lucky and I think was answered by the same guy every time, who was very rude, interrupting me and blaming me, the customer, for problems with their products. I do not recommend Caseco due to poor product quality and customer service, though they tell a great story on their website.

I gave 2 stars instead of just 1 due to the fact that they were willing to send free replacements in both cases. Thank you.

Easy to install. Good price. Light weight. My eyes haven’t bothered me since I stated using it!

Love this brand. Been buying for the last few years at least. Easy to install and durable, unless you are a teenager or rough on your products, then you may change them more frequently,