ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass XTR3 iPad Pro 12.9 Gen 6/5/4/3 Screen Protector - Blue-Light Filtration, 10X Stronger, Edge-to-Edge Protection, Scratch & Smudge-Resistant Surface, Easy to Install

Are you prone to dropping your electronic devices and cracking your screen? Do you dread having your screen look like a roadmap of the continental US? If so, this is the best brand screen protector for your devices. Here are the pros and cons for this particular screen protectors….and I’ll start with the cons: CONS: while they make it super easy to install these screen protectors yourself nowadays (so you can save yourself a trip to the mall kiosk), the directions on this screen protectors yourself nowadays were not very clear as to which way to position your iPad (speaking as someone who just traded in their 2nd gen iPad), which resulted in me installing it incorrectly and I covered up the camera. These can also be a little pricy ($80). PROS: even though I installed it incorrectly originally, I was able to remove the protector and reinstall it and it did not cause any air bubbles or anything. It adhered perfectly! These protectors do not impact the screen sensitivity either. My Apple Pencil is super responsive. In addition, Zagg warranties all of their screen protectors for the life of your device. My last iPad was 9 years old and my screen protector was about 7 years old. Super simple to register the warranty for the device (even though I didn’t buy it from Zagg and bought it on Amazon). Overall, this product is amazing and I will continue to use Zagg screen protectors on all of my electronic devices.

I bought this screen protector to go on my iPod (model A16 11in), and I’m very satisfied with my purchase. The screen protector was easy to install, and fit my screen perfectly. It came with easy to follow directions and a QR code to a video of how to install the protector in the best way to avoid air bubbles, which worked great. No air bubbles. The adhesion is great, it repels liquid well, and doesn’t really smudge up TOO much with fingerprints (but of course, there will be some fingerprint smudges) and feels just like the actual screen of the iPad. It also functions perfectly, touch sensitivity-wise. My favorite thing about this screen protector tho, is that it actually does reduce eye strain!!! That in itself makes the screen protector well worth what I paid for it! I used to get booming headaches from looking at the screen on my phone (and the iPad before I got this protector) for too long. I’m a writer, so I do a lot of reading on my devices, and this screen protector has really, REALLY helped reduce my eye strain! So, though the protector does cost a bit much, I’m VERY satisfied with it, and would definitely recommend it. It was also cheaper to buy it here on Amazon (at the time that I purchased it) than it was on Zagg’s website. Also, last thing, I love that if you register your screen protector on Zagg’s website, they’ll replace it for free if anything happens to it, even if you buy it on Amazon or at another retailer! I love it!!

Super easy to install and great quality. I followed the instructions and had it on in just a few minutes. I did end up with a couple small bubbles that wouldn’t squeeze out, and I was honestly annoyed and thought I messed it up. I decided to just leave it alone instead of lifting the protector, and a few days later the bubbles completely disappeared on their own. I didn’t even realize it until I noticed how perfectly clear the screen looked. Fits great, feels smooth, and definitely worth it.

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!

I typically don’t have issues applying screen protectors myself. This one came with an application tray, but I didn’t use it. This is the best quality screen I’ve bought for one of my devices in years. It was super easy to line up, zero bubbles(when applied correctly), and stuck immediately once applied. I will definitely be buying Zagg screens for all of my electronics from here on out. I would say it’s 100% worth the money since it comes with a warranty.

Came with a tray that made lining up the screen protector easy. Directions are straight forward. I got a couple of small places I am noy sure if air bubbles or smidges somehow, but otherwise, good Blends right into screen. I have a Zagg on my old Ipad, so this was a mo brainer.

I purchased "ZAGG Glass XTR3 iPad Pro 11" (M4) Screen Protector" for my iPad and was satisfied with the product. It protects the iPad's screen, fits perfectly (for context, I have the iPad Pro 11-inch M4), and is easy to clean. However, after six months of regular use during my daily life as a student, I noticed that the corner of the screen protector has a crack in it (refer to photo). I do consider myself to be a careful type of gal and was a bit surprised when I first discovered the crack. My actual screen was not damaged (the touch sensitivity still works in that area), so I will say that the product did the job its advertised to do. In addition, despite also having an iPad case that has a flip cover to protect the screen (ZUGU's Case for iPad Pro 11: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D42Y8Q2Q?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1), the product still managed to get a crack. This is why I took off one star of the review. While the tempered glass is very strong, it seems that it cannot resist the inevitable toll that school has on one. 🫠 Anyways, in terms of first applying the product to my iPad, the process was fairly easy. The provided manual had easy to read instructions and came with the right tools that made installation very quick and simple. TLDR: Very good product but did get a crack after a few months of regular use. iPad still works though, and product is still fine regardless of the crack.

I purchased a new iPad and was trying to find a screen protector that also reduced blue light. I learned the importance of using a screen protector after my last iPad had a screen scratch/crack from dropping it and I got zero for my trade-in even though the tablet was in good functioning order. I then tried 2 other cheaper screen protectors and got so frustrated trying to get the dust & bubbles out and think the blue light filter was non-existent. I decided to try this model even though it was more expensive & I’m so happy with it! First, it is super EASY to install with the tray provided and cleaning kit, only 2 teeny bubbles that were easily pushed out. The protector is crystal clear, durable & the blue light filter seems to work as it should. I HIGHLY recommend spending the extra money to buy this model!