Review on 📱 ESR iPad Pro 12.9 2021 & 2020 & 2018 Screen Protector | 9H Tempered Glass | HD Clear | Scratch-Resistant by James Womble

When I received my new iPad Pro 12.9” I immediately followed the instructions on that product to apply a screen protector. The iPad's screen was brand new and barely dusted. The product comes with a napkin. This should help you clear the screen. In fact, there's more lint and debris left on the screen than when we started. To get the last few dust specs, the product comes with a piece of tape that you have to tap on the screen to remove stray dust. This tape actually left very visible straight lines of tape on my screen; Now this set had two products that made my screen look worse than when I started. I've switched to my own microfiber cloth and alcohol-free screen cleaner. I cleaned up all the mess caused by the cleaning supplies in this kit. I went to put the screen protector and found something terrible. There was a protective film on one side as that side is a bit grippy/sticky to stick to your iPad. I removed it properly but thought there was also a sticky backing on the front because it was very difficult to see. This wasn't the second part of the film; it was a thin layer of dust. This product clearly sat in the factory for too long collecting dust before it was packaged for sale. I mentioned that the back of this screen protector is a bit sticky. Dust from the front of the screen protector got on my hands and moved to the back of the screen protector, keeping the dust on my iPad's screen. Enough. This product was not clean and every part of it created more garbage than originally there. If I were to buy another one of these, thoroughly clean the screen protector myself and not use any of the 'cleaning supplies' that come with the kit, then this screen protector might come in handy. However, this is not the best product for my iPad.