BISEN iPad 📱 10.2 (9th Generation) Case Review

Heavy Duty Tempered Glass Screen Protector. I'm a glass engineer so I used a special tool to test this tempered glass screen cover. The hardness of this screen protector is 9H. This makes it even harder and stronger than stones. Now my iPad screen is 100% fully protected and I don't have to worry about my iPad screen breaking anymore.

This is a great PRIVATE screen protector that always does a great job. First I put it on my iPad's screen and it sticks perfectly with no bubbles which means it's easy to install. In terms of protection it's great work even I've tried so many times from a different angle and people don't seem to see exactly what I'm actually doing. There are no disappointments with this product. Very important.

At first glance I was under the impression that this would basically result in anyone sitting next to me seeing a solid black screen, but instead it just gets a little fuzzy. It annoyed me a bit, but not so much that I didn't like the product itself. The product came well packaged with all the parts needed to properly apply the screen protector to my iPad screen. It fits perfectly, requires little to no adjustment, happy buyer!

Lots of bubbles (dust obviously doesn't cause them, just bubbles), absolutely NO anti-fingerprint protection, just an average level of side privacy. And it only works in portrait mode! Nothing in landscape format. I didn't even know it was possible. It's too early to assess durability, but I bought it for protection as well as privacy. One without the other is still a big failure. Total disappointment and waste of money. Can I get a refund if I tear it off and send it back?

I used to buy a Bisen screen for my phone and didn't like it at all. It seemed brittle to us and tore after a short time. Since then I've found another screen from a different brand and it's much better, stronger, protected me from falls and that's exactly what I have on my phone now. So I was hesitant to buy this one from Bisen for the new iPad, but the options for the 7th gen iPad were limited. Surprisingly it seems better, the tempered glass seems quite thin/thick unlike the iPhone which…

For those complaining that it's not "private enough": The screen is intended for portrait/portrait use. Of course, when viewing in landscape/landscape mode, you can see the entire screen. If either of you has a brightness above 45%, you are most likely exposing your screen. It was easy to install, just remove it from the bottom/next to the home button area instead of the top tab and slowly press down lightly while removing the plastic, there are no bubbles at all and no tools are needed . Just…