Premium Etech Crystal Clear Screen Protector Film for iPad Mini with Retina Display - 3-Pack Review

Five stars for excellent customer service. My first attempt at a protector resulted in a lot of blisters and for some reason (I only got one protector on my first order). Thanks to excellent customer service, I received a quick response to my query and a replacement as I also noticed that the tread tabs were stuck to the plastic and I needed a Goo-Gone to remove the adhesive. Two more tries and I still have a few blisters, but I'm pretty sure it's down to my own skill at applying the protection

Despite the fact that there are 3 films in the pack, it doesn't make the tablet feel secure. Maybe I should have read the item description better. I do not know. My guess is that it protects against some degree of rough use with nails. But a screen protector won't protect your phone from being dropped or hitting something directly because it's a film; The screen is not tempered glass. I saw great reviews and a good price so I grabbed it. I placed it on my 7 year old daughter's iPad Mini and…

This Etech screen protector was SO difficult to apply. lack of clear instructions. After unsuccessful attempts I contacted support and was told to number the product 1,2,3 for easier use. I still can't understand. There were three parts in the kit with EVERYTHING written 1 on one side and 2 on the other. A bubble-free installation was also IMPOSSIBLE. I've bought MaxBoost a few times for my iPhone and thought I'd try this (Etech) slightly cheaper screen protector for my new iPad. It's not worth

Even after watching some YouTube videos for advice (because the product comes without instructions), I rate the installation of this screen protector a 0 out of 3. At least they give you 3 (for the price) because you're going to need them. The first was smeared with my fingers because of the tab that was supposed to release the lid from the sticky side. Not. The tab came loose in my hand and all I could do was try to separate the protective film with my fingers. BLOW ONE. On the second, the tab

They don't really impress me. They are difficult to apply and leave a lot of blisters that cannot be removed. I understand now but when I ordered them a long time ago I had to contact the seller. Some people might have more patience and be better at putting them on than me, but I've really tried and failed every time. I have to wear them to my daughters all the time because they either peel off in the corners and they just wear out over time.

These screens are exactly what I was looking for but I found them almost impossible to install without dust. It's a pretty simple process and I've watched a few videos and followed the instructions to the letter, but I still have a few specks of dust that I can't get rid of. Every time I lift the screen to remove something, more seems to come in. It's convenient, but nowhere near as good as what Verizon staff installed on my phone - they have a roller engine that seems to be doing its job well.

We received two iPad minis for Christmas. After thoroughly cleaning the new iPad screen before installing the first one, we got bubbles all over the screen, so we took it off and threw it away. We tried again, thinking maybe it wasn't as clean as we thought, cleaned the screen very carefully and made sure it was dry and the same thing happened. It looks like the screen protector is designed to collect dust (probably static electricity) on the screen protector even when you put it on. I gave up…

I took a chance to try them. For less than $5, if they were junk I wouldn't be missing much. Boy was I wrong! First, they are very thin compared to the most expensive (non-glass) screen protectors. I don't think it's really bad, I just don't think they will have the same lifespan as others if you use this in an industrial setting. They are perfect for use at home or in the car. Protective pads come in a 3-pack, each with a small duster. I wouldn't recommend it, better take duct tape and a good…

These screens are exactly what I was looking for, but I found them almost impossible to install without dust particles. It's a pretty simple process and I've watched a few videos and followed the instructions to the letter, but I still have a few specks of dust that I can't get rid of. Every time I lift the screen to remove something, more seems to come in. It's convenient, but nowhere near as good as what was installed on my phone by Verizon staff - they have a roller machine that seems to be…