Review on 📱 SPARIN [3 Pack] Tempered Glass Screen Protector for iPad Air 4 / iPad Pro 11", 10.9 inch with Alignment Frame by Hayden Hart

Once you apply the screen protector, any dust or dirt will remain between the screen protector and the screen and cannot be removed without making the situation worse. This product (SPARIN [3 Pack] Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11 (2020 & 2018), Tempered Glass Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11 (2nd & 1st Generation), [Alignment Frame] Face ID and compatible with Apple Pencil) attracts dust and dirt like a magnet, BEFORE it hits the screen, it must protect. The problem is static electricity. I followed letter by letter and watched the product video several times before trying to use this product on my iPad Pro 11 (2020). My iPad's screen was indeed free of dust and dirt, but when I started peeling off a layer of this protective film as shown in the video, it was obvious that there was a lot of dust and other debris on the screen. Screen Protector Adhesive. So strong and so noticeable that I removed the first protective film and then tried twice more with the two extra ones that come in the box. I did everything according to the written instructions and the video, but there was no hope. Two photos are attached to this review, each showing a separate protective film in the box. As you can easily see, there are many bubbles between the layer of waste and the adhesive film. What you don't see is that some of these bubbles are due to dust in the air; Dust attracted to the adhesive side due to static electricity. These photos clearly show that when I saw problems - every time I tried to apply a new clean coat of protection (there are three of these in a nice box) - I decided it would be a waste of time to proceed with the installation. Finally I gave up. I would only recommend this product to the least picky people and even then I would tell them what to expect. I previously tried the (expensive!) ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass Plus - a tempered glass screen. Protector, with slightly better results, but those results weren't good enough for me. After trying this SPARIN product and ZAGG product, I tried the ESR product: ---- (ESR (2 Pack) Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11 2020 and 2018, 9H-Hard HD Clear Tempered Glass Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11-Inch [ Double Strength] [Scratch Resistant] ), and it was perfect on the first (and only) try. Unlike the SPARIN product, the ESR product had almost no static electrical attraction. It's 2 packs but I didn't see the point of using a second protector in the box. I do not own or make any money from selling ESR stocks, so my approval is sincere. When I find a great product, I think the manufacturers should be rated highly. So I would not spend money on this product --SPARIN: ----(SPARIN [3 Pack] Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11 (2020 and 2018), Tempered Glass Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11 (2nd/1st Gen), [Alignment Frame] Compatible with Face ID and Apple Pencil) or ZAGG Product: ---- (ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass Plus - Tempered Glass Screen Protector for Apple iPad Pro 11 inch – transparent). Try the ESR (2-pack) screen protector.