Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector [GlasTR EZ FIT] designed for iPad Pro 12.9 inch M2 (2022) / iPad Pro 12.9 inch (2021/2020/2018)

Product Review: Spigen Tempered Glass Screen Protector [GlasTR EZ FIT] for iPad Pro 12.9 InchRating: 4.9/5The Spigen GlasTR EZ FIT Tempered Glass Screen Protector is an exceptional accessory designed to provide premium protection for iPad Pro 12.9-inch models (M2 2022, 2021, 2020, and 2018). Combining durability with ease of installation, it’s a reliable option for safeguarding your device’s screen.Key Features1. Flawless Compatibility:This screen protector is perfectly sized for the iPad Pro 12.9-inch models. It doesn’t interfere with Face ID, the Apple Pencil’s performance, or screen responsiveness, making it an ideal match for Apple’s flagship tablet.2. EZ Fit Installation Tray:The standout feature of this product is the innovative EZ Fit installation tray. It ensures a foolproof application, aligning the protector perfectly over the screen without bubbles or misalignment. Even first-time users will find the process effortless and satisfying.3. Durability and Protection:Made from 9H tempered glass, the protector provides top-tier scratch resistance, protecting against keys, coins, and other sharp objects. It also features an oleophobic coating that minimizes smudges and fingerprints, keeping the screen clear and clean.4. Crystal-Clear Clarity:The tempered glass maintains excellent screen visibility, with no noticeable reduction in brightness or color accuracy. It’s designed to preserve the iPad’s premium display quality, whether you’re watching movies, editing photos, or reading.Pros• Perfect fit and precision: Works seamlessly with Apple Pencil, ensuring smooth drawing and writing.• High transparency: Doesn’t alter the viewing experience.• Durable: Offers long-lasting protection without degrading over time.• Effortless installation: The tray makes it nearly impossible to mess up.Cons• While the protector is excellent, users with cracked or damaged screens may notice reduced adhesion during installation.• At a slightly higher price point, it’s a premium option, but the quality justifies the cost.ConclusionThe Spigen GlasTR EZ FIT Tempered Glass Screen Protector is a must-have for iPad Pro users who want reliable protection without sacrificing the device’s functionality or screen quality. Its innovative installation system sets it apart from other protectors, making it an excellent investment for your iPad. Highly recommended for those who value both convenience and top-tier performance.

This product is SUPER easy to use. I'm horribly impatient when it comes to applying screen protectors. This product is foolproof! It also does a fantastic job protecting the screen. I drop my phone way more than I'd like to admit. I also have bad habit of sticking my phone in my pocket with my car keys... So, needless to say, I've cracked quite a few screen protectors from that. My last Spigen screen protector unfortunately got a tiny divot in the glass from where my keys nicked the screen. It honestly took a long time for the crack to develop (at least 1 year). But as glass always does, once that crack starts, it spreads. I'm really impressed with how well this screen protector held up and how easy it is to apply a new one. A 2 pack like this one lasts ~2-3 years.

Expensive when comparing to other items but the installation is indeed much easier. Would recommend. Just know that temper glass is easy to break. As long as you understand what you are getting into.

I am sure you will see 1 star reviews regarding the difficulty of the installation and the functionality of the Apple Pen...Installation: Follow the instructions. Observe the items in the package and make sure you start the process on a clean surface. Minimize the risk of the ruining the installation because of debris that hasn't been cleaned off the table. As for cleaning the screen, I wiped it with a clean paper towel first, then the sanitizing wipe included, then the microfiber cloth, and lastly the dust removal stickers. Don't rush... Something meant to protect your $1000+ device is worth putting on with the utmost of care. I'd say the thing you have to be careful about is peeling the film off of the screen protector before placing it in the tray. Do this with the adhesive side of the protector facing down to avoid dust landing on it from above.The Pen: Apple pen functionality works perfectly fine. Before I had a paper-feel screen protector. I'd say they both make the same strokes. I use the pen to write notes and make annotations in music so I need the functionality to be neat, and it is.

My review is regarding application and overall/look feel. If I run into any problems with durability I’ll update here.I’ve used Spigen since my iPhone 5S for both screen protectors and tough armor cases. I really like their durability and simple/minimalist designs. I’m still using the same tempered glass protector on my iPhone 8 for the last 4 years. I am not concerned about durability.As for the iPad Pro 12.9 tempered glass screen protector. I wouldn’t call this application easy, but it is better than the standard method. Make sure to use the wipes, cloth and stickers to remove. Even doing all that I still had to lift the glass to use the sticker to remove dust that got stuck beneath the glass.The alignment is not perfect, but good enough. I think the issue is once you do the flip you don’t get more than a second to align both guides. I think if the guides were taller so you could slide them into place then let the screen fall into position would be much better.If you don’t get it right the first time the amount of bubbles (even without dust) is insane. I had to constantly lift and push bubbles out.I would recommend for $5-10 more adding another screen protector. That way if the first one has user error (because even under good conditions it’s quite easy to still make a mistake) there is a back up.As for the protector coating/quality. I can’t tell it’s much or any different than the original iPad glass. Which is a good thing, the pen works perfectly for drawing and the it is not any more or less smooth for writing than the original glass.Now is this worth the price? Yes I would say $20+ is on the extreme high end for glass screen protector. I think for a lot of people having two just in case one fails would be great.