3M Natural View Screen Protector for iPad 9.7

However, the edge of the screen (all the way around) doesn't stay stuck to the edge. As they are lifted, they remain slightly elevated. This is horrible! There were a few that were bad for me.

Vance Valdez

| Jul 29, 2021

As a static cling screen protector, this product has all the issues inherent in that type of product. Nonetheless, it has its own flaws as well. There is a mistake on the sheet Sized to fit the screen of the Apple iPad, leaving exposed edges. This presents a poor appearance and a soiled appearance. Furthermore, the tactile feel is not as pleasant as the last screen cover that I had (it's not for sale anymore). The package only contains one unit, which is the worst part. It takes two or three tries to get a successful bubble-shaped product, so those familiar with the type would expect that. You can install it for free. Last but not least, the edges of the product do not adhere well. Definitely not worth the money.

Azrael Cochran

| Aug 25, 2020

The product was supposed to keep the pilot's eyes from glare, but it doesn't do so.

Paul Duke

| Jul 04, 2021

Considering how easy it is to place this rating and how clear and good the quality are, I chose this one. My favorite out of all of them.

Melvin McFarland

| May 27, 2021

There is no use for this product. The product bubbles and attracts every piece of lint in a room, which makes installation virtually impossible. Despite the fact that it has to be installed in a clean room, I'm unsure about its ability to work. It was both pieces of material that I threw I failed to learn from my mistake.

Rodrigo Ward

| Apr 27, 2021

There were a lot of bubbles on the screen when I attempted to put this product on. When I tried to get it to work, it never seemed to work. It finally gave up on me. Anyway, thanks for your kind words.

Reginald Stanley

| Nov 30, 2020

RECENT UPDATES The software had to be removed and Speck had to be used instead. There is just way too much dust accumulating. Even inside my office, where I didn't work outdoors, we were covered in dust to the point that I could see my fingerprints. *** * * It took me a while to try 3M's attempt at an easy screen protector because I had already used Speck and Otterbox screen protectors. Installing screen protectors is extremely difficult if you have a renegade speck of dust on your device. I won't know what it is for that reason. I had a very good first try, except that this was the first screen protector that really protected the edges, unlike the others I'd tried Protect the edges of your document. It, therefore, follows that there is no forgiveness for not having edges that are straight and flush. You will have a difficult time getting the iPad protector on when you are under pressure to put it on before a speck of dust finds its way onto your iPad. Only by a few millimeters was my first attempt skewed, but it was still enough for me to toss it altogether. The problem recurred after I tried retrying It has been over an hour since I used the same protector, but I still had dust on Once in the Apple case, you can't see the edges at all. The second try was more straight on, but not perfect. I managed to get the screen protector on with one speck of dust on the viewing surface at the end of the second try. For the review version of the product, I received a microfiber cloth with it (not sure if the retail version includes one too). My own findings were that the iKlear spray and cloth were superior to that of 3M. I tried the protector out for a couple of days and will summarize the pro and con after using it The pros are Please read
The overall message is very clear
> Thus far, the best thing about this protector is that it appears to be very smudge-resistant. Although it resists smudges, I have actually tried getting severe smudges on it! It's impossible for me to determine any smudges in normal use, but in abuse I find it difficult to distinguish them. I like this protector better than any of the others I've Please read
I found this protector to be much more durable than the previous two, which suffered frequent scuffs and scratches. Please read
Damage is covered by a lifetime warranty.

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In exchange for the smudge resistance, there is a bit more of a gel-like texture to the protector Compared to the others, this one has a better feel. Unlike the other protectors, this one tends to dangle a bit more than the others, and the responsiveness is slightly diminished. I don't consider this issue to be serious enough to mean I can't participate in the campaign. Please read
A certain amount of crispness has been compromised in the text. For me, it has a noticeable effect. My eyes are having a harder time reading smaller text (for example, the font size for CNN's front page, The Daily, and the app names on the main screen are If I'm being very fair, I will try to find another person with an iPad with a different screen protector and compare it, but I don't recall noticing a similar loss of crispness. Please read
My old standby comes in a small package and doesn't smudge very well, but it really hangs on to dust. Microfiber cloth, and even a 3M micro-fibre cloth No dust can be picked up from the screen with a cloth. Basically, it pushes around and forms an ever-growing pile. The reason for this is that it has anti-aging properties. Does the protector have a smudge feature? My iPad is in an Apple case, so I do not have to worry about dust getting on To remove the case, I need to lift it up. Blowing on the dust doesn't work. As a result, dust is slowly accumulating around the edges of my screen where it meets the Apple case, which is what I haven't figured out yet. Summary of results Although it is a bit harder to install due to the edge, it offers good smudge protection It has some edge protection, a bit of a sticky feel, some loss of crispness, and loves to hold onto A coin toss if you ask me The product is covered by a lifetime warranty, and the smudge issue has mostly been resolved. There are two compromises to deal with (crispness loss and dust accumulation). If I can resolve the dust problem, then I would be inclined to However, it is difficult to bear to take the iPad out of its case once or twice a day to clean it. The dust on it is extremely clearly visible (see picture in.

Robin CHARLTON

| Mar 19, 2021

A set of 3M Natural View Screen Protectors for the iPad was recently sent to me by way of the Amazon Vine review program, and I was eager to see what they could do for me. I was hoping that the screen overlays would help reduce the smudging on my iPad screen, as it doesn't take much for it to get smudged. I was more concerned about the dust specks and such that inevitably end up sandwiched between the screen and the protector, despite the fact that they do help with that issue. It is easy to use, and 3M does a good job with the packaging and instructions, as good as any I have seen with In an effort to eliminate air bubbles through the screen, the packaging also serves as a cardboard squeegee. To remove lint, I used a lint-free cloth A free cloth was enclosed in my package (probably not included in the retail package) to remove existing smudges and dust, but it doesn't matter how aggressively you rub. There's always some minute dust particles left behind. After applying the overlay, I used the cardboard edge to push the bubbles to the edge of the plastic and mostly out of it. It is only then that you see the dust you missed and there is not much that you can do about those small specks on the screen. It is also possible that some bubbles and edges will seal fine, while others won't make full contact regardless of how you seal them. Having closed my eyes for a moment, I popped on a movie to see if I'd be bothered by the details. As I watched the video, I found myself paying attention to the screen spots, but this time I was able to overlook a few smudges. It would have been better for me to go without the protector at that point and live with the There's at least one thing I can do about them. Having small children might mean that the 3M Natural View Screen Protector would have been left on my iPad if I had them use it. That would certainly be welcomed in that situation, since it provides a level of protection. I don't feel it is worth it to live with the imperfections in the screen since I pretty much use it exclusively and keep it in a case 98 percent of the time. Please read

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Jedidiah Jennings

| Jan 26, 2021