Review on Benazcap Protector Anti Scratch Definition Generation by Greg Mack

With the recent release of the 6th generation iPad Mini, accessories from well-known third-party manufacturers are almost gone. Trying to find a decent screen protector was a challenge for me, but I'll admit that I only went with this one because there were about 20 reviews (4.5 stars) at the time of purchase. I've never heard of this brand before, sounds like a generic version of Benadryl to be honest, but after applying this screen protector I only have a few minor complaints. Pros: - seems solid enough until I find a screen protector from a more reputable brand - screen is still clean - it arrived on time and in one Cons: The instructions in the box appear to be for a previous generation iPad. The instructions in the installation guide are also quite confusing and difficult to understand. I ended up watching a YouTube video on the Benazacaps account to see how they put a screen protector on the tablet (they didn't even have a screen protector specifically for the iPad mini 6th gen, I got the screen protector myself but viewed with a Samsung tablet the process was the same). ).- This kit does not include an alignment frame, it is not actually a deal breaker.- The screen protector detaches the front magnetic cover with the Apple Smartfolio Case. As a result, he moves a little more freely, but still stays together. However, this worries me greatly and I want to know that this will happen before I do. In general, this is not bad. Application was a problem and I do fret about the weaker front magnet on my Smartfolio case, but at $10 it's really just a temporary cover until the next best thing comes out.