Review on 📱 Tempered Glass Film - JETech iPad Pro 12.9-Inch Screen Protector (1st/2nd Generation, 2015/2017 Model) by Carlos Block

I got lucky. I started with the relatively complicated installation procedure and then gave up just before sticking the screen protector on. This means I was able to achieve an accurate, bubble-free fit WITHOUT using hinge stickers; I just felt they weren't precise enough to give a good fit. The only downside to my setup, however, is that the top tilts slightly to the right, although the front camera is still fully exposed, which just interests me. I ended up with half a dozen blisters; However, I was able to remove them by squeezing and sliding them to the edges of the display. In fact, the only time I did NOT have bubbles pop was during my most recent install on my iPhone XR - lucky me again. I've experienced bubbles in every other screen protector application. The only time I was NOT able to remove the bubbles was on my HTC One M7, but it was an angle and probably a defect (which I could live with for two years). Glare: This thing has way more glare. Than without, BUT only with good lighting. Due to the high temperatures, I have currently painted the colors and it looks great. Stains/fingerprints: MUCH less. My favorite aspect of this protector: The fit is perfect. I've had protectors that didn't reach the end of the bezel (just the screen) and ones that didn't touch the home button or camera, but this is perfect even with my imperfect setup! Touch: I've never had a protector that interferes with touch. Maybe it's an issue with some brands, but it's like not having a profile at all. I have NOT tried an Apple Pencil with it, but I have and plan to. I will update this review IF the stylus DOES NOT work well.