amFilm Glass Screen Protector for iPad Air 3, iPad Pro 10.5" (2017), Apple Pencil Compatible, Tempered Glass, 2 Pack

Very easy to install. So far after almost one year it's still going strong and has protected my screen very well

I have bought from Techmatte for probably 5 years it seems. I have had their screens for Iphone models 4, 5, 6+ and iPad models Air and Pro 10.5. These protectors have been in plastic film and glass. The latest glass versions such as the 10.5 are excellent and work just as adverstised. In the past I used the plastic versions and like them better since they do not break easily on installation and will not break when dropped. Installation of the plastic screen is more tricky and they seem to be more suscepitable to dust entrapement. It appears that the glass version will actually hide the dust in the glue but that is just a guess. This specific product was easy to install and since I had two I just jumped in and did it the first time without all the preparation such as steaming bathroom, etc. Here is what I did and recommend: - If you have very dry air and detect static anywhere in your house then do this project in a recently steamed bathroom to kill off dust and static. - turn off all air handling systems such as A/C or heat, ceiling fans and get in an area with NO AIR MOVEMENT. - find a hard surface to work on like a desk and make sure you have strong light. Wipe off the entire work area to get rid of dust. - read instructions and watch video before starting. - wash your hands, wear the most lint free clothing you have. Dry hands with paper towel. - clean your screen with dish detergent and water but only on a 1” area of paper towel. Dry screen with paper towel and look at an angle for dust. Blow off whatever dust you see. - wipe screen with alchohol wipe provided. Go from one edge to the other and off the phone. - wipe the damp screen with the microfiber cloth supplier in circular motion and check for no dust looking at a angle of reflection. - peel off step one but do this away from the phone and do it slowly to make sure you do not have static buildup attracting dust. - looking straight down carefully align the home button and speaker holes. I have found that some times just centering the screen and using the sides for equal clearence works best. Now gently touch the glass to the screen and let the attachment flow...you will actually see it flow like water from point of contact to edge. I would not touch or press until you see most bubbles are out. If you have some then gently work with the squeege out from the center to the edge. Once you have it all in hand then you can press harder. Do not attempt to lift and reset as you will only find you get dust and loss of adhesion. I think this is why you get two in this package! - If you see any dust then put the device in a warm place or in the sun until it warms then try to squeege it out. If you have no success then just wait a few days as it may just go away as the glue flows around the dust.

Completely honest... I expected this to be difficult to apply or have some type of minor malfunction/mishap in it considering the price. It seemed like a steal... two screens, two wet wipes/dry wipes, dust wipe, dust stickers, a card for any bubbles, easy to follow directions, along with a lifetime warranty? You know what they say, if it's too good to be true, it usually is. When I finished applying the protector... I was shocked. It took less than ten minutes using a very, very steady hand after reading directions (which were simple. Peel the adhesive protector off, flip it over, grip by the sides, very very slowly lower, get rid of the bubbles, peel off the other side... wa-la). It provided immaculate edge-to-edge protection, I actually thought I peeled off the entire protector when I took off the second layer. My iPad Air was still brand new in the box, so it made cleaning and installation simple. However, make sure ALL of your tools are unboxed. Dust will settle on the brand new screen, even if you think dust isn't anywhere in the air, on you, around you, etc. I unpacked something beside it and dust settled all over and I had to wipe it down again. No big deal. The first layer is the adhesive. The sides have tabs so you can hold it to position it very steadily. You lower it down, let the screen stick, press down the center then the sides... use the card (I wrapped mine in the little cloth they give, cardboard seemed a bit harsh) to remove any bubbles, then peel off the tab which removed the cover that was on top of the actual tempered glass so that when you are picking it up/down, removing bubbles, it isn't scratched by anything (example: the card). When I peeled off the second layer after making sure there were no bubbles, I honestly thought I peeled off the glass. You could hardly see a difference between the screen and the tempered glass, except on the edges. The edge-to-edge coverage was amazing, it fit my iPad Air 3 perfectly. Touch is fine. Sleep to wake is fine. The only true test will be time: how long it holds up, how durable it actually is, etc. The edge coverage was a concern but it still fit a clear cover for the backside of the iPad and the Apple SmartCover for the front with absolutely no issues. If you thoroughly read the directions and are very careful applying it, you'll have no issues. As long as it holds up for the next 8 months to a year without peeling, bubbles, or need to use the second one so early, this brand will be all I use going forward for my devices. We will have to see.

i bought this because i cracked my screen by the home button and wanted something to avoid touching broken glass all the time. this product is awesome, especially for the price - it comes with two screen protectors, doubles of the cleaning supplies, and very detailed instructions. it was super easy to install and fit my ipad pro practically perfectly, but i did end up with two air bubbles. the only downside to this product is that if you use your ipad to draw, this project has zero friction to it, which makes using the apple pencil impossible. i couldn't make a single line without the pencil wobbling all over the place. i ended up taking it off because since i use my ipad mainly as a drawing tablet, it ended up being impractical for me. however, if you're not an artist, this screen protector is excellent

I gave up on screen protectors a long time ago. They peel, get bubbles below them and feel wrong. I got this for my iPad and it's just great. It is tempered glass. It comes out looking like a flimsy sheet of plastic. It doesn't feel like plastic and while it feels different then your device screen, it does feel like glass -- because it is glass. Any scratches you pick up and can't live with can be remedied by a new sheet. It's supposed to protect against drops, though I'm not sure how much protection it provides. Videos I've seen show them dropping steel balls on it and the protector cracks in a spider web pattern, just like real glass. They removed it and the original screen is safe and sound. Only a few companies in Japan make this glass so all of the vendors that sell these buy large sheets and cut them to spec, so no matter what you get it's going to be pretty much the same. What sets the vendors apart is how they cut them. Avoid the ones that have partial cutouts (don't use circles for the home button). I really like this amFilm I bought on Amazon. Fakespot says their reviews are genuine. I messed up my installation (I didn't follow the instructions) and contacted the company. They responded immediately and asked me to give them my order number and a picture of the problem. They are sending me a replacement free of charge, even though it was my fault. Many vendors only give you one protector. This one gives you two. This protector also has a feature that others that I've tried don't have; it comes with "installation wings", which are little tabs on each end of the protector. When you remove the film backing covering the sticky "face down" side of the protector, these wings give you a way of holding and positioning the protector before pressing it to the device. It makes a BIG difference in terms of lining it up the cutouts and corners of the device. Without it you have little way of positioning the protector and you are much more likely to not stick it right the first time and increase the risk of getting dust and/or fingerprints on the device or bottom part of the protector. This is perhaps the #1 reason you should pick a protector that has these wings. I suppose you could create your own by using some tape and putting it on the top, but these are clear so are easy to see. When installing these, do it in the bathroom after you take a shower. The steam helps zap dust particles so you won't get dust between the phone's screen and the tempered glass. When cleaning your screen, take your time. Clean it several times with a damp cloth or eyeglass cleaner. Then use the alcohol swabs that comes with this then dry it with the dry cloth they also provide. The instructions don't mention the following tip, but this is probably more useful than working in a steam filled room. Take a strip of regular packing tape (not the type you have to wet) and pull the two ends together so the sticky part is facing down, and gently blot your screen all over to remove any dust particles that might be on the surface. It gets rid of any dust particles that might be leftover after cleaning. Take your time and cover every single square inch. Do it at least twice. When applying the protector, use the "wings" on the applicator to line up the cutouts for the home button and camera. Make sure you also have the four corners exactly in place. Once you've placed it onto the device, take a finger and swipe across the middle of the device, lengthwise. It will magically push the air out towards the ends. Then use a credit card to push out any remaining air bubbles. My only beef with this kit is the little card they give you to squeegee out the air bubbles is too flimsy. Then remove the top sheet and you're done. If you have any remaining air bubbles, squeegee those out as well. Don't worry if you still have some bubbles near the edges. I had a few but they disappeared overnight.

Fit perfectly and was easy to put on my iPad.

So NOT SPONSORED First off this is not sponsored and second of all I don't understand why a lot of people have had problems with the screen protector it's really nice I actually have the same Brands screen protector on my phone my iPhone 6s so I know that it's reliable brand for my phone I had screen protectors in a pack and I had one of the screen protectors on my phone for an entire year and then I changed it this lastb month because I was always dropping, my phone or something like that and I got the screen protector for the iPad Pro yesterday which was February 9/18, anyway so it was a really easy to install just like my phone the only thing that you should worry about what I did to make sure you use the little card to get all of the bubbles out from under the screen protector otherwise installation ssssoooo so easy and it just glided right onto the screen I didn't have any problems with the screen on the iPad itself and and it pretty much looks just like the screen itself it was shiny and it was clear moreover it's a pack of 2 whereas a lot of other Screen protector brands only have 1 and I didn't really see anything under it looks just like the actual screen you also should worry about aligning it correctly I always end up having it over the home button a little too much but that's not really a problem so yeah since I have it on my phone and my iPad I really do like the brand and compared to other screen protector Brands this has to be the best one that I found for me I don't know about you but I hope You find it as easy and protective as me...!

It’s in great condition. Easy to navigate. Bluetooth connected with ease. Would shop here again.