MagGlass Tempered Glass Screen Protector Review

Pros: I originally bought this because I wanted a screen protector that looked like paper but was made of glass for protection and not flimsy plastic. Although it doesn't feel like paper, it definitely offers much better resistance and feel compared to drawing directly on the screen. I really think that's a great balance. For the record, I use my iPad primarily for photo editing, so I don't draw on it very often. I also think the matte finish looks really great. Cons: Not much, but there were…

I've tried several of these matte screen protectors for my iPad, they all worked the same, so to be honest I'd just go with the cheaper version that's also sold on Amazon If you're at the If you don't want a little more resistance using an apple pencil, I would use this one. The "glass" is fragile, I don't think it will offer any protection. easy. I use it for school and painting, so I was hoping for something truly anti-fingerprint, but none of the screens I've tried offer that. It's…

UPDATE: June 13, 2020 After about a month the protective film took hold and I no longer have the problem I had then I applied first. . My only complaint is that it took me so long to get used to the full touchscreen functionality. For this reason I am adding a star because NOW it is much more comfortable to use and I would recommend it to the patient. Everything about the screen protector is great EXCEPT the fact that sometimes it doesn't register my touches. I found I was pushing very hard and

Excellent screen protector, easy to apply and excellent anti-glare/matting. My only complaint is that it doesn't feel like you're writing on paper or any softer material. The pencil still feels too smooth and slippery and there is no resistance. The price is also a bit high in my opinion. That being said I broke my first screen upon installation and the warranty program and customer support provided me with a new screen 2 days later. They were quick and polite and I would definitely deal with…