apiker 2 Pack Screen Protector for iPad 9th 8th 7th Generation 10.2 Inch, Tempered Glass Film for iPad 9 8 7 (2021/2020/2019), Case Friendly & Apple Pencil Compatible

Ordered this for my grandson who recently broke his screen and was in danger of impaling his poor thumb on shards of glass as he played his game. (Not quite that dire but still a possibility). When he showed me the screen we decided to get a safety glass to help with the broken screen well as hopefully extending the life of his tablet and fingers. The glass came sooner than expected and was easy to install. It came with everything needed to clean the screen and even an extra wipe for an extra grubby tablet. We put it on and he was back to slaying video foes in less than 5 minutes.

Glass screen cover was easy to attach & a perfect fit for a 9th generation IPad. Looks to be of high quality with excellent clarity.

Good product. Did not wait long for it to arrive. Value was good as well. Touchscreen works great.

Very easy to install, was happy to see all I needed to clean & prep the screen before applying the protector. Stuck pretty well!

I'm using a 9th gen iPad, this screen protector kit comes with two protectors that look nice and thick and have the proper oleophobic coating as well as clean cut corners with proper bevels. They also give you special stickers to create a hinging mechanism to help you attempt to align this beast to your tablet screen correctly. Now the price is unbeatable and I think the quality of protector itself is just fine. I use mostly my hands and not really the stylus on this iPad but I have zero complaints with it applied to my iPad.The reason I took a star off had to do with the fact slightly incorrectly cut in one dimension and that causes a real dilemma during installation. If you look at the centering or offset of the hole where your touch ID fingerprint sensor and home button is supposed to sit you'll notice that the cut is actually off center a little bit. That is to say that if you mock up your fitment ahead of time by not removing the backing and simply placing the sheet on the tablet face to try to align it you'll see that it's incredibly hard to not have one of the sides of the cut out for the touch ID actually make contact with the metal ring. In my case it's almost like the cutout is shifted to the right slightly and therefore doesn't give you even spacing when you center all four corners neatly on your iPad screen. You have to actually push the bottom half of the protector over to the left a little more. So you're right and left sides do not have equal spacing the extreme ends of the screenNow this is a very slight difference, but if you align at the top correctly and then you go to align the bottom correctly you'll see that you often wind up with the entire screen protector skewed at a slight diagonal and that's because a lining the top with equal distance on the left and right does not result in a centered hole for your touch ID home button, you'll actually see that you are impacting your touch sensor with the edge of the cut out. So what you have to do is you have to very slightly skew the protector to make sure that that cut out stays outside the touch ID ring. Now I managed to do this but I've applied a lot of protectors as I used to be part of an IT helpdesk that did this for our clients. And I can tell you this added at least 25 minutes to my staging time. I'm not kidding. I had to dry fit again and again and again, due to the close tolerance of that home button cut out I would always wind up with the need for the hole to be off-center so you couldn't just make everything equal distance on the touch ID button and the perimeter of the glass. Unfortunately you need to be inside the perimeter of your glass because else if you touch the outer portion of the case with the screen protector you'll lift up the protector causing a permanent bubble and visual issue with your installed screen protector. So you're going to have to skew the protector slightly if you find you have this whole cut out offset.As I said it's incredibly slight so if you can skew it slightly and stay within the bounds of your screen once applied, and I did use the tape hinging mechanism they advise in the instructions, I got a result that I can easily live with that I felt looked good. I was also able to do it in a way that kept all the major debris out so I didn't have any hair or other lint under the screen protector after all that work was said and done.I have no problem recommending this protector as a matter of size and the material used. But the cut out has a problem around the home button and that tolerance will cause the installation to require much more fine detail and finessing. If they had either made the home button hole slightly larger or if it was centered correctly instead of being off to one side improperly then simply giving yourself equal spacing around all these parts would've probably taken no more than 15 minutes of prep and application. As it sat this took way too long to do it right the first time but I got there. If you're someone that has a lot of experience putting on screen protectors on large tablets you'll be OK. If you're a first timer then you really want to go with somebody else's cut out to give you more spacing and therefore more margin of error for installing the screen protector.

Own a IPad 9th gen and Fit perfect! Looks great!

Fast shipping and great price. It worked perfect on my wife’s iPad. Thanks

PERFECT FIT AND EASY TO PLACE