SPARIN Screen Protector Compatible with iPad 6th Generation 9.7 Inch/ iPad 5th Generation, Tempered Glass Compatible with iPad Air 2/ iPad Pro 9.7

UPDATE: My original review has been updated with two stars. I posted a 3-minute video a few days after I posted a 3-minute video. I received a direct email from a company representative apologizing for the problem and offering a free replacement after I left a one-star review complaining about an apparent quality control issue (particulate matter stuck to the underside of the protector *inside* the protective sheet). I had a lot going on. I didn't respond to the first email, so a few days later I got a second one with the same offer. I replied, confirmed my shipping address, and a new package appeared on my front porch a few days later. I let it warm up to room temperature overnight before removing the defective protector and replacing it after a thorough inspection and cleaning of the iPad's screen with the installation kit. There were no adhesion issues, only a few bubbles (all of which were easily removed in a matter of seconds), and only one minor flaw that could only be seen with a magnifying glass and a thorough search. (To repeat, the company contacted me with an apology. ) I am very pleased with the replacement product and pleasantly surprised by the excellent customer service. no-strings attached I didn't have time to contact them, so I attached a replacement. ) For the time being, I'll purchase from them whenever I need something. br>br>Another thing to keep in mind: There are stick-ons, as I mentioned in my first review. on tabs to make a "hinge" that will help you position the screen protector before you put it on. I didn't use them this time because it was easier to place the screen protector the old-fashioned way. a more traditional method If you purchase this product, I recommend practicing fitting the protector with the hinges (PRIOR to removing the film covering the adhesive!) to see if it is easier to place it correctly with or without them - I'm confident that buyers' preferences will vary. ORIGINAL REVIEW: BR>BR>ORIGINAL REVIEW: BR>BR>ORIGINAL REVIEW: BR>ORIGINAL REVIEW I've used tempered glass screen protectors on a variety of devices, and I had high hopes after reading the reviews for this one. I was blown away by the quality of the work. It's all wrapped up: a semi- rigid heavy cardboard "book" style folder with a separate "installation kit" inside, as well as the screen protector itself in a protective sleeve and an internal frame that holds everything in place safe and secure Unlike several other similar (smaller) protectors I've used from other brands, the installation kit was complete and - hooray! It was true that the "wet" wipe was wet. (Handle the installation kit with care; A small section of the instruction booklet was torn off by mistake. ) The first thing I noticed were more detailed/complex instructions than I had anticipated, as well as a note directing me to a YouTube video. The video appeared exactly where it should have, but I immediately noticed that it skipped over one step in the printed instructions (use the dry wipe after the wet wipe but before the microfiber cloth) and failed to show or mention the stiff card (the size of a credit card) intended to help move bubbles out from under the screen protector as the final installation step. br>br>One of the most useful features of the installation kit was the "hinge" stickers, which allowed you to pre-install the hinges. Swing the protector out of the way to clean the iPad screen thoroughly, then swing it back into place for installation already in the correct position. At least, that is the theory. Because the stickers still allow a little more side-to-side movement, I had to be very careful when placing the protector. more side wiggle than is probably necessary Things started to go wrong once the screen protector was installed and began to adhere to the iPad screen. br>br>I buffed the iPad with a clean microfiber cloth until it shined before using the installation kit. I then buffed the iPad with the installation kit's microfiber cloth, followed by the included "dust absorber" (a big sticker you lightly tap all over the screen to pull off any dust particles that were somehow missed in all of the preceding steps). I checked the iPad for dust, fingerprints, and any other kind of marking at every step, inspecting it from various angles in direct sunlight. lighting that is not direct (When it comes to screen protectors, I can be a little OCD. ) ) I examined the screen protector from various angles once more and noticed a few small spots on the protective film that I assumed were dirt. I then peeled the protective film from the back of the screen protector, swung it down onto the iPad, and pressed a few bubbles out.

. only to come across 7- 8 bits of some sort of particulate matter causing permanent bubbles all over the screen (not to mention the entire upper left 1/8 of the screen protector not sticking as well as the rest of it). I peeled the protector back off, cleaned the area again, and reapplied the protector, only to find the same particles in the same places. I then reapplied the screen protector a second time, using the "dust absorber" directly on the sticky side, and was rewarded with only a few small bubbles that I was able to manipulate out. br>br>As of now, the upper left 1/8 of the screen protector appears to be sitting on the iPad screen rather than adhering to it (one star off), and I'm annoyed that I had to clean particulate matter off the supposedly clean iPad screen. The screen protector's *sticky* side is protected (the second star is taken away). It appears to be holding up for the time being. I'm still clean, but I'll have to think twice before buying another of the same brand.

Jones Diaz

| Sep 08, 2021

This kit came with a lot of extras to ensure that everything fits properly. I didn't have any trouble putting it on, and I didn't need any of the extras. My problem is that I have a lot of pets, so pet hair in the air is a huge issue for me. So, before I attempted this, I had to do some research. I cleaned and transformed my tiniest bathroom into a true "clean room. " I turned off the exhaust fan and the central heat to ensure that nothing was flying around. I dressed in a full clean room suit, removing my shoes and covering my hair. I WAS JUST KIDDING, BUT I DID CHANGE MY CLOTHES TO MAKE THEM FUR-FREE. free! Then I got down to business: I used their clean and dry wipes to clean the screen, then followed the directions to apply the screen protector. THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP IS TO LINE IT UP! You only have one shot because moving it will cause it to crack, so make sure you're on target. Fortunately, I got it right the first time, and there was no bubble, speck of dirt, or cat/dog fur to be found beneath the screen! I used the squeegee card to ensure it was fully adhered, and voila! So most of you won't go to my ridiculous lengths, but I've gone through these things like qtips as a result of haphazardly slapping them on. So the time spent preparing it was well worth it to ensure that this one did not end up in the garbage. It's gleaming and sturdy, but all of my touches and stylus work flawlessly. I hope it lasts a long time and I don't have to go through this again! Please let me know if this is of any use to you.

Graysen Pope

| Jul 23, 2021

My screen protector arrived today, and I attempted to install it. It was all going swimmingly- My iPad was spotless, and everything was in working order. I removed the screen protector's adhesive sticker and applied it to the screen. Except for a speck of dirt beneath the screen protector, everything appeared to be in good working order. In an attempt to clean the protector, I removed it. On this one, that's a no-no. When I attempted to clean it, the proctector became smudgy and unattractive. This appears to be a good screen protector, but I would strongly advise against installing it with a fan running. I'm going to buy another one and give it another shot. After that, I'm hoping to be able to give him more stars. br>br>**Adjustment- The customer service department of this business has contacted me since my last review. They replaced the old screen protector and provided step-by-step instructions for installation. This time, I took my time and double-checked that the screen protector was completely dust-free. Everything went off without a hitch this time. The screen protector was easy to apply and does an excellent job. This screen protector comes highly recommended by me. Simply take your time and pay attention to the details when installing. Also, don't use a fan during the installation process. They provided excellent customer service!.

Piper Bailey

| Dec 07, 2021

I've previously used screen protectors, including those made of tempered glass. This is the first time I've ever had one of this caliber. It was extremely easy to apply, though I confess that I lacked the patience to use the included wet/dry wipes or marker stickers. I simply used a microfiber cloth to clean my screen, removed the plastic to reveal the adhesive, and then lined up the home button and the sides of the iPad before slowly lowering the protector onto it. That is all there is to it. There were no bubbles or dust beneath the surface. The coating, on the other hand, completely blew my mind. I'm not sure what type of oleophobic nanotechnology this company employs, but it doesn't pick up fingerprints. At ALL. I went over it with my fingers, smudging, smearing, and dragging them all over it. There wasn't a single mark on the board. I'm blown away by what I've seen so far.

Makai Lehman

| Dec 29, 2021