JETech Screen Protector for iPad Pro 12.9 (2015 and 2017 Model), Tempered Glass Film

I've gone through a lot of screen protectors in my time and I've always had a issue applying them (they're always wonky) but this one had a lovely little video to fully help. I did only leave 4 stars because I had to read some of the comments of that video to get an idea of how to avoid the bubbles but apart from that this is a great.

Product fitted perfectly on my sons new iPad, thank you.

I've never had screen protection on my iPad... but I bought this because whatever protective coating it had on its screen to prevent finger smearing... well, that's either worn off over time... or more likely, I've used some form of cleaning solution in the past that has completely removed it. In any case, my iPad screen noticeably smears more now than ever before... so this new glass on top should get it back to where it was and offer protection too.A lot of the reviews on tempered glass screen protection say that they're hard to apply without getting air bubbles (true) and that they can break if - once applied - you try and lift them to get those bubbles out (probably also true). So being aware of this, I followed the instructions and took my time... which a few of the more positive reviewers advised.Well... I definitely got a few air bubbles. Most of the ones near the edges or the camera / button cut outs were easily worked out... but ones in the middle were a headache. I didn't bother using the cardboard 'squeegee' as that was useless... as was all the supplied stickers with the exception of the 'hinge' ones. Instead, I used the supplied cloth, wrapped it around my index finger and used my finger nail to either work bubbles to edges or combine nearby ones together to then push the larger bubble out. I was also able to literally 'spot rub' some of the smaller ones out by constantly rubbing on top of them, I guess I was generating some heat in the glass and this helped absorb the air causing the bubble. The end result was perfect. But... it did take time. And now my screen is resistant to finger marks again.Anyone considering this... I would definitely advise that you take your time... and by that I mean that you allow yourself an hour or so (most of which will be spent getting rid of the bubbles). If you just try and slap this on, you'll be disappointed with the results. Clean the screen thoroughly, make sure you're in as dust-free an environment as possible. Definitely use the hinge stickers to assist with alignment and installation. And when it comes to removing bubbles (which you will get), I recommend not lifting the corners to get them out (as the instructions advise) as you risk breaking the screen. Instead, spend time rubbing them to the edges or rubbing them out on the spot. I got a good result doing this and I'm really pleased with the way it came out.

Fitted perfect

So i was abit hesitant to buy any screen protector for my ipad pro mainly because i knew that the install of it would be a nightmare. However i noticed a hairline scratch on my screen the other day and decided i don't want to ruin the screen anymore. I decided to get a screen protector and chose to get a tempered glass one because i have matte screen protectors over all my gadgets ans although it is great because you get no fingerprints, not reflections. It honestly ruin the screen resolution. I applied screen protectors on large screen devices before (surface book and galaxy note pro 12.2) so i kinda had an idea what to expect. But i gotta say. Up until this screen protector, i hadn't had a perfect install. I can't say the installation was easy. I mostly used the same procedure to install the icarez screen protector but i made my own DIY icarez kit with just wide tape (the one used for electrical work) and aligned the screen first. Taped it on at one side. Created my own handles using tape (didn't use the tiny stickers they provide. I don't know if that would've worked) to lift the screen. lifted the screen. Cleaned the screen carefully with the cloth provided. I had to test my own handles i created before actually removing the back cover to install the screen just to make sure when i lift the screen it doesn't fall and it lands on the screen aligned. Then used the sticker to remove dust particles. It's not easy since dust particles keep falling.. But i tried to be a bit patient with it and be very quick when i actually start putting on the screen protector so no more dust particles fall on the screen. I ended up not having any dust particles under the screen (Thankfully) tried to remove all the bubbles but had three coin sized bubbles that were just stubborn. However since there wasn't any dust particles under those. I searched online and it seems that sometimes some "moisture bubbles" can be a bit tricky but they usually go after awhile. So i decided to not try and take the screen protector off and just leave it and wait. Then next morning. Viola. No bubbles.Cons:-Tricky to install but mainly because of the large screen size.-i would've preferred they provided more products for cleaning the screen other than the cloth. Wet wipes and dry wipes for example. (i was a bit worried that the bubbles i had at the end was because i didn't clean the screen by nothing other than the cloth they provided but since the bubbles disappeared. It's fine)- The ipad pro screen is such a fingerprint magnet. The screen protector limit that slightly. But i can't say it is fingerprint free screen protector. Nothing like an actual matte screen protector for sure.Pros- Price (not expensive in my opinion)-seems to be durable.- Screen still looks amazing after installing. Apple pencil still works fine