Review on 📱 Tech Armor Anti-Glare Film Screen Protector for Apple iPad Pro 12.9-inch (2015 and 2017) [2-Pack] - Prevents Glare and Fingerprints by Lonnie Batch

I purchased this product after reading reviews that said the Apple Pencil's screen texture looks like it's written on paper. While I'd say it's more like writing with chalk on a thin board (just texture, no squeaking noises or anything), I'm quite happy with the way it writes. However, this is the only thing I'm happy with. The biggest issue with this screen is that the camera cutout is so small, despite the camera being on the bezel and the surrounding area not needing protection or a writing surface. - that it's almost impossible to align the screen so perfectly that the edge of the plastic doesn't cross the camera, unless you're an expert or you're unlucky. I'm no expert, but I've only installed screens on my devices with an HP iPAQ since 2006 and have never had to fully eject a screen, probably since 2006. To do this I had to throw out the first screen because even when I turned it upside down to check posed, the holes were just so misaligned that it was literally impossible to put the screen on without partially covering either the camera or the home button. Finally, the Q&A said that this screen is UAG compatible. Cases. This may be the case for some, but the screen is thick enough that it can't be used with UAG Metropolis cases. The corners are so tight that they push back the corners of the foil. As it's just the bevels it doesn't really bother using it but it looks awful and I'm sure it will seriously shorten the life of this screen. What annoys me the most is that I can't even get a refund for this because how exactly am I supposed to pack and ship the sticky plastic pieces?