Review on 🔒 High-Quality Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Surface Pro 7/6/5th Gen/4 - Compatible with S Pen, Scratch Resistant by Sean Fabacher

Unfortunately, I'm one of those reviewers with bad news. I tried this screen protector on my Surface Pro 4 and as much as I love the feel, it adhered perfectly to the screen with no issues and I also felt 100% better when I pressed the screen harder with the stylus ( I'm a digital one cartoonist and bought this tablet for this purpose and didn't like it when the 'liquids' on the screen moved when I was tapping with the pressure sensitivity stylus). Unfortunately, this affected the sensitivity of the touchscreen for my fingers, where it worked in some places and not in others. Well, I haven't spoken to them directly about this, simply because I don't want to go to great lengths to return the screen to get another one and try again. I used to sell cell phones and have been installing screen protectors myself for as long as I can remember. Following the instructions as closely as possible, the screen worked without any problems. BUT I couldn't live with the poor finger touch, although it still worked moderately well with my stylus. I'm giving this 3 stars because it looks great, fits great and has a glassy feel, which I personally like considering I've been using Wacom tablets with glass screens for as long as I can remember, and it really protects the screen right out of the box in front of the pen, which is a big win. But I need that tact to work. :0/::Update:: I don't know how many days have passed since I posted the first part of this review, but since then I've researched a lot about other screen covers and it turned out to be a specific problem with the Surface Pro 4 So I decided to give the screen protector a try again. I had it on my desk with a bunch of rags collecting dust and I decided to clean it with soap and water before attempting to reinstall it. I put it under water sticky side up, used a small amount of dish soap and hand spread it evenly, rinsed, rubbed with my hand to make sure all residue was removed, then shook off as much water as possible as possible. and after letting it air dry for about 10 minutes, I gently removed any excess drips with a paper towel, letting it soak up the water bubbles but being careful not to touch the screen as much as possible. I then used masking tape to remove dust from the screen and re-tape the glass. Somehow it works. works perfectly. I don't understand why but it works great and I just spent 6 hours painting it last night. So I'll keep using it and will keep you guys updated, but I'd say if you don't break it, don't throw it away. Can work after deal is closed. Upgraded to 4 stars for the time being.