Benazcap iPad Pro 12.9 Screen Protector [2021 Upgrade] - 2 Pack, High Definition, 9H Tempered Glass, iPad Pencil Support - for iPad Pro 12.9 3rd/4th Generation (2020/2018) Review

My pencil glides very smoothly on this screen protector. I used it without a protector and found that it leaves small scratches on my new iPad. So I ordered it asap and am so glad I did. It's very clear and looks great.

Thinnest glass I've ever seen, did you think it was plastic? I wouldn't recommend it, the glare and reflections from the fingerprint magnet are ridiculous, I'll get rid of that. Makes the iPad less pleasing to the eye and overall display

I use my iPad for creative work. While the apple pencil feels great on an unprotected screen (and offers a bit more resistance if you like it), I had an issue where my pencil got stuck in the sand on the screen and drawing was difficult and unsatisfying. It was the digital equivalent of drawing on paper only to find a crumb or a grain of sand under the page. This defender fixed everything. Once you get used to the silky flow of the pencil tip on the protective visor, drawing on the iPad becomes

I used both screen protectors in the package. I thought the second had fewer blisters than the first. Both had more blisters than The Lawrence Welk Show. I first thoroughly cleaned the iPad screen and used a sticky dust collector all over the screen. I believe the bubbles were in places where there wasn't even dust. I did the "credit card trick" but only a few bubbles came out. So both screen protectors now protect the inside of my trash can. I work in the IT department and have installed many…

I received the screen protector and installed it on the tablet. All I want to say is that I love it. - Install the frame and cleaning kit according to the clear instructions and it fits my iPad 12.9 inch (2018) perfectly. Then the protective surface doesn't leave any scratches, even if I put the tablet in a bag with other things. Also, there are no bubbles or dust, which is my favorite feature. The protective film is only 0.2 thick, so the protective film has high transparency and high touch…

The instructions could have been worse but I don't know how. I read them several times to make sure I missed something. I mean it's a screen protector; You peel off the sticky backing and stick it on the screen, right? Obviously not. Their website, which claims to show instructions (after the first failed install, which I take the blame for), just took me to the default product purchase page. Moving on: I installed it without their useless installation accessories and with 0 bubbles. Not that…