Review on JETech Protector 12 9 Inch Generation Compatible Tablet Accessories by Paul Ruberto

I installed screen protectors on my iPad Pro 1st gen and my friend's iPad Air using Tech Armor screen protectors. I definitely liked how much easier it was to install the JETech screen protector as it comes with a couple of tab stickers that can be attached to the glass screen protector for installation so you don't have to use masking tape (which collects dust on the may have edges). depending on where you saved the tape). They also include some dust removal stickers, a cardboard scraper with microfiber on the edge, a small microfiber cloth and damp lint to clean the screen before installation. I especially liked that JETech uploaded a YouTube video showing how to put on their screen protector. Although I already knew how to do it, I only watched the video for a quick reference. Like any other non-matte screen protector, it gives your screen a mirror-like shine. I attached some photos alongside my iPad Pro 3rd gen with a JETech screen protector (left) and a friend's iPad Pro 1st gen without a screen protector (right). Both show some flare in situations where I put them on, but the iPad without the screen protector has a stronger shine, while mine has a flare that more closely resembles the color of what it's reflecting. As for the inscription on the protective film. There is some resistance difference with my apple pencil. The pencil tip glides across the screen a little more easily, as if you've just polished and waxed your iPad. I wouldn't say it's a big deal as you'll get used to it, but I prefer the stylus to feel like it's on an unprotected screen. Finally, the screen protector definitely attracts far less grease than the iPad screen itself. When wiping the screen with a microfiber cloth, I don't have to be careful that nothing sticks to my towel that could scratch the screen. I was able to quickly and vigorously remove any trace of stain without worry.