Premium (4 Pack) Supershieldz High Definition Clear Screen Protector for iPad Pro 9.7 inch and iPad 9.7 inch (2018 and 2017) Review

Absolutely terrible product. You'll use each of the four to get bubble-free coverage. Impossible. I've tried everything except taking it to Apple to have the screen installed. I followed the step-by-step installation guide and got more blisters than any other screen protector I've installed. I will never buy this brand again. I wish I could return this item, but I've looked through all four in desperation. Save yourself the hassle and buy something better.

This is perfect for my iPad 6th gen 2018! Feels great on screen. Super easy to use! Just line it up on the screen, apply, squeeze out a few small air bubbles and you're done! I started by pushing back the protective layer an inch, which you peel off first, and aligning it with the bottom of the screen to line up perfectly with the home button/bottom of the screen. Then all you have to do is press that exposed part against the screen, hold it there and then peel back the remaining bottom layer…

I've been using them for years and still didn't want to give a review. There's a reason they come in 4 packs. They are terrible to install. They are so bad that if the screen breaks, I'd rather leave them without an iPad and just buy a new iPad. There's just no way to easily install them without a lot of hassle, time, and trial and error. After so much trial and error there is so much junk underneath that it can't be installed and has to be thrown out, pulled a new one out of the box, cleaned…

Luckily there are 4. The first two are clearly for experimentation (aligning and figuring out the technique to remove all the air bubbles). The thin "card" for squeezing out air bubbles is really just a very thin piece of cardboard. Get your own credit card to pop bubbles. Also, do not use a credit card directly on the protective film, it will leave scratches. Place a credit card on a piece of tissue paper (one is included in the package), then squeeze out the bubbles. Eventually, no matter how

Unassembled Tread #1: Noticed blisters which I was unable to remove with dirt stains under the tread. All my fault, oops! Installed #2: The next day I noticed a HUGE scratch in the corner and thought it was a crack on the screen so I peeled back the screen protector and found it was a scratch, the screen was intact. Installed #3, the next day I noticed a scratch. what the hell? So there goes #4 (the last one) and voila. scratched again! Remember I have a magnetic case and this thing is closed…

I have a screen protector for my phone from this brand and I love it so I decided to buy it for my iPad too. Unfortunately I had some issues with the packaging but the screen protectors themselves are great. The number labels on the protective film are upside down, so the instructions say to place the film on the tablet. I knew it was film so I ignored the labels but I can definitely see people getting confused when trying to stick film on as a screen protector. A squeegee is a glorified piece…

Photo 1: I thought I'd never seen so many bubbles in my life! Understand I glued the foil wrong side up 🤦🏻‍♀️Use: Glue one side when removing the first layer. Also, use tape to accidentally remove dust from the screen. Glossy Pros: Less stylus wear, brighter colors/screen (didn't have to turn the brightness all the way down, which saves battery life) Glossy Cons: Fingerprints galore, some glare (but wait, change the angle), not good for Your eye, when you work on the iPad all day (which I…