Review on 📱 JETech iPad Air 4 & iPad Pro 11" Screen Protector 2-Pack - Face ID Compatible, Tempered Glass Film by Kevin Singh

This is the same screen protector as my phone. I love it on my phone so thought it would be great for our new 4th gen iPad Air. She laid evenly, without bubbles and stuck perfectly. However, this greatly affected the sensitivity and accuracy of the screen. As an artist who primarily uses the iPad for drawing, its performance was unacceptable - the iPad's ability to read the Apple Pen dropped sharply, and the screen protector also introduced severe parallax, meaning the lines I REALLY got jagged and jagged. If you're less familiar with digital art terms, this means that instead of clean curves or flowing lines, there's a well-defined layered look. So jagged lines, stepped curves, uneven pressure sensitivity and difficulty lifting the pen. This generally results in broken lines or no lines at all. If you just want a screen protector so you can read, watch videos, or browse the web on your tablet, that should be fine. But it is not suitable for artistic activities.