📱 Premium LK Tempered Glass Screen Protectors for iPad Mini 1/2/3 - 2 Pack, 9H Hardness, Crystal Clear, Case Friendly + Review

Good luck this thing actually sticking properly with no air bubbles. The 7+ minute video they have to show you how to install forces you to apply stickers to keep the protection in place, but the whole process is so confused that you don't line it up properly off, even if you can't pull it off without messing it up. Waste of money, let's see if Revane accepts it in return.

A decent product when it works properly. I put it on an iPad mini 2 so there wasn't a specific video for my device but I found out after watching their other videos. When installing everything should work, but the bottom corner did not stay down. Luckily I ordered a set so I had a fallback. If it didn't work I would give this product 1 star. However, I would like to keep one as a spare.

The protector is easy to use and install. There are no blisters underneath, although I had a tiny one when I first put it on. As long as you follow the instructions, it comes right out. The only downside is that you have to go to YouTube to view the installation guide, which is not included with the product (which is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5). My 2 year old uses their iPads almost every day and has dropped them many times, but these screen protectors have kept them safe. I will buy…

I applied it to two Ipad Mini 2, the first one was quite easy, there was a small bubble to get rid of. The second iPad was fast and light. According to the video to get rid of the bubbles it says to lift the screen off the corners when I tried it was very stiff and sounded like it was about to break so I figured the little bubble wasn't worth it to crack protective film. My only gripe was that my kit didn't come with a blister squeegee, so I used some business cards and they did the trick. I…

Despite the packaging, one of the films arrived quite severely torn. So the value of the dollar goes down because I paid for two but got a usable one. The guide frame was a good idea, but it never matched the screen protector with the home button and camera on the front of the iPad. Dust stuck to the adhesive from fiddling and I couldn't get a perfectly even stick, which would otherwise be possible. Finally: It's plastic, not glass. Calling it "tempered glass" is clearly false advertising. Will