Review on [2 Pack] ProCase Galaxy Tab A 10.1 2019 Screen Protector - Tempered Glass Film Guard for SM-T510 T515 T517, 9H Hardness Protection for 10.1 Inch Galaxy Tab A Tablet by Dan Barrett

The only thing I didn't like were the temporary stickers on the hinges. Well, actually the paper they appeared on. They were actually better than others I've reviewed that came in the tempered glass screen protector installation kits I've used. They seemed to stick so well it was difficult to separate them from the backing paper which actually peeled off and the loop was still stuck to the top! I just bought a brand new Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 128GB literally 1/2 hour before installing it. This is the first screen protector that's a clear piece of tempered glass that I've seen. By this I mean that there are no holes, nicks or other alterations in the laser cut glass panel. Of course all edges are properly rounded and everything was smooth and the finished edges are nicely rounded. I've had others that had sharp edges where holes were cut. I took whatever we needed to fit into our spare shower and turned on the hot water. I probably have 30 or more of these installed on many phones, tablets and even some laptops. If you want a premium installation, do so in a room that has just been muted. As a result, all the dust that is normally in the air falls to the ground. They spray water in car paint booths for the same reason. I usually manage a perfect, dust-free setup. Well I guess I was too excited about my new tablet. I steamed the room so hard I had to wait for the fog to clear. Apparently, out of impatience, I missed a few microscopic dust particles during the last check before I peeled off the film from the sticky side and stuck it on the tablet. They could also be glued to the back of the tear-off sheet. The first thing that strikes me are small imperfections in a perfect setup. Second, a perfectly centered setup is rare. The glass is usually a bit small in terms of external dimensions. They even include literature explaining why this is so