Review on 📱 amFilm iPad Screen Protector HD Clear 2-Pack - Compatible with iPad 4/3/2 and iPad with Retina Display, Not for iPad Air/iPad 5 by Chad Michels

This is a great screen protector. With this film, iPad screen images are crystal clear. I don't feel like there is a protective film on the screen when using the iPad. (I also have a leather iPad case, so I can't see the outside edges of the film.) It takes a while to get the film onto the iPad screen, but I did it on the first try and in about 5 minutes . I have followed the previous suggestions. I thoroughly cleaned the iPad's screen with the cleaning cloth that came with it, and then gradually peeled the plastic backing off the film, holding only the outer edges of the screen protector. I started at the bottom of the iPad and lined up the larger hole with the button on the iPad. Once this was centered, I slowly adhered the film to the screen, slowly lowering the film, processing just a small area at a time. When one section was complete, I pulled more on the plastic cover to expose more of the film's sticky side, then slowly lowered that side down to give the film a good grip on the screen. Getting to the top of the iPad, I found that it was easier to peel the plastic cover off the sticky side (again, just piecemeal) and then place the protective sheet on a corner first, then continue to pull the cover and lay then the movie on the screen until the movie reaches another corner. If I had large air bubbles when laying the liner, I would lift only a small portion of the liner to remove the bubble as soon as the bubble formed and re-lay the liner. down the screen. For tiny air bubbles, I used the plastic card that came in the packaging to push the bubble out. I didn't put the whole film on and then try to get the air bubbles out - I removed the air bubbles as they appeared and then put the rest of the film on. I was lucky for tiny bits of dirt that I missed when I first cleaned the screen, as they stuck to the iPad's screen and didn't stick to the adhesive backing. I used a card to try and remove the dirt and then a cloth to wipe down the screen. I had to do it with one hand because the other hand was holding the film.