ZAGG Glass XTR3 iPad Pro 11" (M4) Screen Protector - Advanced Hexiom Impact Technology, Recycled Glass, Blue Light Filter, Anti-Reflective, Easy Install, Protect Your Eyes & Screen

A recommendation to protect your iPad! Ease to apply. Satisfaction pleasing. Great value and affordable cost!

This seems like a good product. I got it for my ipad and the apple pen works fine with it. I think the instructions were a bit confusing but managed to put it on ok. It wasn't lining up easily. I wish there was a reminder to make sure you line up the indented side with your zoom camera. I covered mine up (oopsie) but I don't ever use my ipad for that type of thing so it doesn't matter to me. Maybe that's why it wasn't lining up easily...lol. Hope that helps. I would buy a Zagg again. A guy at Best Buy recommended this brand - they were sold out of my size.

Through the years I’ve tried a variety of screen savers but always go back to Zagg. This one’s special feature is its anti-glare and doesn’t scratch. But I do get fingerprints all over it, which easily remove with a micro cloth.They also have privacy screens handy for iPhones on the go to busy areas. it keeps the straying eyes off my data.Unlike Zagg’s earliest screen savers, these are now made to quickly, easily apply with no temptation to reposition it. Its application is so much easier than other brands I’ve recently made the mistake of buying.Zagg screen savers. .

Terrific product once you get it on. Don’t believe that it’s easy. It is not.

Has Zagg been bought out by another company in recent years? They used to be awesome; I used their screen protectors exclusively on my Apple devices. But this protector, bought for my new iPad Air 13” M2, is useless. The actual protector has a plastic sheet attached to it with plastic handles on each end that you’re suppose to hold onto as you’re placing the protector onto the iPad. The holes on these handles are suppose to line up with the tabs that stick up on the black plastic “EZ Apply Tray”. But the holes do NOT line up AT ALL with the tray tabs! (See pics.)So the tray is absolutely useless! I tossed it on the floor and had to carefully center the screen protector as best possible onto my iPad screen. I was not able to fit it just exactly, so there’s a bit more unprotected screen area on one side than the other. Having paid $1,600 for my new iPad, I am not happy about that at all!Plus, there were several bubbles under the protector after application. I worked and worked to flatten them and push them out. But three remain and it’s driving me crazy. I can only hope they dissipate over time.BTW, I bought a Zagg protector for my new iPhone 16 Pro Max and the same thing happened with the failure of the protector handle holes to line up with the plastic tray tabs!I hate applying screen protectors so I’m going to keep this. But what a huge waste of money! Zagg owes a refund to me and the no doubt many customers who encountered this same problem. What a rip off!

After a week of use I feel comfortable reviewing this item. For starters, I honestly don't recommend buying at full MSRP price, as it's not worth it. Thankfully these protectors regularly go on sale for 20-30% off which is the point you should get one. At the full 80 bucks they are just not worth it given the cons I'll cover below.Let me address the points brought up by two reviewers: the cutout at the top being misaligned for the camera and the FaceID not working after install. The cutout is not meant for the camera, rather the front facing mic on iPad Pros, something the Airs don't have. Regardless of Air or Pro, this protector is meant to cover the camera but unlike on the iPhone models it's not perfect. After install my iPad gave a "Camera Obscured" error and FaceID did not work. I was able to correct that however by retraining FaceID in settings, and after that FaceID worked but now with reduced face detection distance. While it still works when held in my lap or on a desk I need to be fully facing the screen for it to unlock, whereas previously as long as the sensor could see my face in general it would unlock. It's not a big deal for me but is worth noting as it might be for you. Other than price, that is really the only con. Everything else about this thing is what you'd expect from the Zagg brand. It is much thinner and of obvious higher quality than cheaper knockoffs, even Spigen, which still has issues with glare regardless of claims. That right there is the major difference between this model and the one that sells for half as much: glare reduction. I routinely use my iPad outdoors and this protector does an admirable job cutting the glare while not distorting the screen or color accuracy. I also have no doubts about its ability to protect the screen from everyday use as well as violent mishaps, as the Zagg brand has saved me over a thousand dollars in screen replacements in the last decade.Yes, Zagg is the most expensive of available options but a lot of that price comes from the lifetime warranty which can be claimed through the website or any Zagg kiosk that are in practically every mall I've ever visited.So there you go. TL;DR Worth it when on sale, FaceID works but not as well without protector and no the notch on the top is not misaligned. Install it properly, retrain FaceID after install if you have a Pro model, and you'll get your money's worth out of this protector.

Very easy to install. to get the bubbles out you need to have a card with an edge. A credit card will do. I believe there was something in the box. It gives a good fit and good viewing with it on. It costs a little more than others, but has a lifetime warranty.

Absolutely the best screen protector I have ever bought for a device. The alignment helper really works amazingly to align it perfectly no air bubbles at all either. Definitely was worth the premium price as this is far better than any other screen protector you can find not sure why it has negative reviews.