Review on Intellishield InvisibleShield Glass Plus Thor 10 5 Screen FG by Cindy Lloyd

I've always had good success with ZAGG screen protectors - until now. I very carefully applied the (single) in-box ZAGG screen protector to my new iPad Pro 11 (2020) and immediately noticed that although I carefully cleaned the iPad screen of dust and dirt, two dust particles (or some junk ) were present ) under a protective film! Not too bad, but I did notice dust (or dirt) getting on the ZAGG before I put it on the screen. Like I said, it wasn't that bad and I decided to embrace the problem. But two days later I saw that the ZAGG protective film was badly scratched. Not when I applied it to the screen, but at some point after. It scratches a lot! So since I was "making money" I ordered another identical ZAGG screen protector. Again, a bit of dust or whatever got on the sticky side when I applied it (you really don't see that until the iPad is turned off). I decided to take this question again. But of course after a few days the Zagg protective film was scratched. Although the protective film prevented scratches on the display of my iPad, severe scratches on the ZAGG protective film were very annoying. Therefore I cannot recommend this product. I suggest you look for another brand or try a very expensive ZAGG screen protector, but I wouldn't do it. I looked at competing protectors and found one that works much better. See my review of ESR Screen Protector (2-Pack) for iPad Pro 11 2020 and 2018, 9H-Hard HD Clear Tempered Glass Screen Protector for 11-inch iPad Pro [Double Durability] [Scratch Resistant].