Best And Worst Screen Protectors For Apple iPad Pro 13 inch

[@paulwilson3759]

Dude’s dropped a full length movie!

[@arsh_12]

Here’s the summary 😅 1. Bodyguardz Pure 3 Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Easy • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 5 feet • Scratch Resistance: Level 6 • Overall Pros: Solid protection and usability • Overall Cons: Picks up fingerprints 2. Spigen Paper Feel Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Easy • Apple Pencil Compatibility: Paper-like writing experience • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 8.5 feet • Scratch Resistance: Lower than typical tempered glass • Overall Pros: Anti-glare, good usability, and protection • Overall Cons: Slightly dulls screen clarity 3. Spigen Glastr EZ Fit Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Easy • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 2 feet • Scratch Resistance: Level 6 • Overall Pros: Good protection and usability • Overall Cons: Moderate drop durability 4. ESR Magnetic Paper Feel • Installation Ease: Easy • Apple Pencil Compatibility: Paper-like feel, reusable • Optical Performance: Adds slight cloudiness • Drop Durability: Not applicable • Scratch Resistance: Film-based, typical for film • Overall Pros: Reusable and repositionable • Overall Cons: Noticeable gap with pencil use 5. ESR Armorite Series Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Easy • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 3 feet • Scratch Resistance: Level 7 • Overall Pros: Military-grade drop protection • Overall Cons: Picks up fingerprints 6. Zagg XTR3 Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Challenging • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 7 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 6-7 • Overall Pros: Excellent drop protection • Overall Cons: Difficult installation with potential bubbles 7. AmFilm Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 2 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 6-7 • Overall Pros: Cost-effective and easy to apply • Overall Cons: Moderate drop durability, picks up fingerprints 8. FLOLAB NanoArmour Bluelight • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 6 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 6-7 • Overall Pros: Blue light blocking, scratch-resistant • Overall Cons: Moderate drop durability, complex installation 9. FLOLAB NanoArmour Anti Glare • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 2 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 5-6 • Overall Pros: Anti-glare, smooth touch experience • Overall Cons: Lower drop and scratch resistance 10. Benks Paper Feel Matte Film • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: Paper-like writing experience • Optical Performance: Effective anti-glare • Drop Durability: Not applicable • Scratch Resistance: Level 3 • Overall Pros: Anti-glare, smooth writing experience • Overall Cons: Low scratch resistance 11. Benks Glass Warrior Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 3 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 6-7 • Overall Pros: Good clarity and touch experience • Overall Cons: Some installation bubbles, moderate drop durability 12. JeTech Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 3 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 6-7 • Overall Pros: Smooth touch experience, cost-effective • Overall Cons: Slight rainbow effect, moderate drop durability 13. Sparin Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Noticeable rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 3 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 6-7 • Overall Pros: Smooth touch experience, case-friendly • Overall Cons: Moderate drop durability, no installation guide 14. TQLGY Matte Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Challenging • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 3 feet • Scratch Resistance: Lower than typical tempered glass • Overall Pros: Anti-glare, smooth touch experience • Overall Cons: Moderate durability, some installation bubbles 15. Ailun Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Challenging • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 2 feet • Scratch Resistance: Lower than typical tempered glass • Overall Pros: Cost-effective, smooth touch experience • Overall Cons: Installation challenges, picks up fingerprints 16. WYQLTD Privacy Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Challenging • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Privacy feature, slight rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 2 feet • Scratch Resistance: Lower than typical tempered glass • Overall Pros: Privacy protection, smooth touch experience • Overall Cons: Installation challenges, limited scratch and drop resistance 17. SZJCLTD Paper Feel Film • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: Paper-like writing experience • Optical Performance: Effective anti-glare • Drop Durability: Not applicable • Scratch Resistance: Level 3 • Overall Pros: Unique paper-like experience, anti-glare • Overall Cons: Low scratch resistance 18. SZJCLTD Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Noticeable rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 2 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 6-7 • Overall Pros: Clear, smooth touch experience • Overall Cons: Moderate drop durability, noticeable rainbow effect 19. SZJCLTD Matte Tempered Glass • Installation Ease: Moderate • Apple Pencil Compatibility: No issues • Optical Performance: Noticeable rainbow effect • Drop Durability: Up to 2 feet • Scratch Resistance: Levels 5-6 • Overall Pros: Anti-glare, smooth touch experience • Overall Cons: Lower scratch resistance, noticeable rainbow effect

[@nn8167]

what about us hoda Anti-Reflection glass for iPad Pro? I think it's unique, not mate , no rainbow effect. Which one is the best premium glass for iPad on the market today?

[@chistisadaf]

Which paperlike screen protector is the best with least amount of loss of clarity?

[@wha-TN-ot]

Holy crap, that's a whole lotta screen protector testing 🙀!! I absolutely appreciate your effort that went into this video, as well as your other videos as well. I must say, I unfortunately have the Ailun screen protector (the one that you rated as the worst, lol) on my iPad Pro M4 11-inch, so I'll have to see how long it'll last lol.

[@OtakuGamer.1412]

Which one is best for picture quality and protection ?

[@patsman6737]

Great comprehensive video. Question about the drop test. Is the drop test a reflection of the force required to crack the protector cover, the iPad screen, or both? If the screen protector cracks but the iPad screen does not, makes a huge difference. I would trade a reduced drop test score for a easier installation if my iPad screen was protected. Thoughts?

[@oneflipgguy]

my first time rocking without a screen protector. i love the anti-glare properties of the new ipad pro screens. just protecting the screen with a smart folio when not in use.

[@Redonepunch]

I usually don't use protectors on ipads, but the screen on the new pro is so nice I decided to buy one from amazon. It definitely takes away from the image quality and I'm considering going without a screen protector.

[@dhunter70]

this is perfectly what I need but....as for using Apple Pencil, I would need to see you attempt to draw straight lines slowly to see if screen protector affect it. Like will it be smooth lines or squiggly like what we see in the video?

[@YusufAlperŞahin]

i have the esr glass one and it wobbles

[@terrencemiddleton4603]

5:37 this parts so satisfying to hear lol

[@tennyson70]

I’d say overall the spigen glass ezfit is the best overall in terms of clarity and worth the money, esr comes a close second

[@ericroberts7380]

Great review!!! Which glass one had the best oleophobic coating? Did any of them have a buttery smooth surface when swiping?

[@adamrobles213]

I think you should test ultra glass screen protector for iPad Pro 13 inch

[@adamrobles213]

So I recently tried the Flolab screen protector for my iPad Pro 2024 and installation was easy. Customer service was awesome. The bad thing is, though if you put your iPad flat on the screen with a screen protector on it, the screen protector will crack and you’ll be seeing a lot of scratches so what do you guys recommend? Should I do Spigen or ESR?

[@ShaunaMorgan]

I noticed that the screen protectors often do worse in the drop tests when the piping is in the 2' configuration. To be fair, the drop test should be consistent during every test. Dropping the ball from a straight release open top pipe at 2' as opposed to dropping it from holes on the sides of an 8'5" pipe may change velocity, as the ball may encounter disruptions of travel when skimming the pipe on the way down, imho. That being said, I've been binging your content, for the last few days and have enjoyed them so much, I subscribed!

[@monozuki]

An excellent video, exactly what I was looking for, thank you I really appreciate how meticulous and consistent you are with testing! One thing that migth have been cool to see, too - especially for the paperlike protectors - is how much they wear the pencil tip down and how easily the pencil leaves marks on them (like if you were to just draw in the same spot for a few mins to 1. see how much residue is left on the screen and what type (smudges vs loose specks) and 2. does it come off with a quick clean or will it leave more permanent marks).

[@adamrobles213]

Hi, I think you guys should review the Sahara case screen protector for the new iPad Pro

[@lazydivermel]

Very detailed and scientific way of testing! Love it!

[@adamrobles213]

Hi, I have a question. I recently purchased a new iPad Pro and I got Flolab screen protector. How terrible is it because I’m concerned because on Amazon said that it was three point stars. And do you think Spigen is better?

[@Slipsch]

I like the Zagg or the FloLab blue light, for some reason the flo lab make the screen colors look nicer.

[@Redonepunch]

I have a Zagg on my phone and it's the first screen protector that doesn't bother me. The one for the ipad though covers the mic so I'm not sure how that will affect functionality.

[@Yousuf_Nawaz]

@@Redonepunchi have a flolab on my iphone and love the tapered edge and anti-reflectivity. Hopefully the zagg for ipad one is good

[@mahinmansuri8634]

super helpful to understand all the screen protector...Thank you soomuch sir..

[@Ravox83]

Its a shame more brands don't make the installation dust proof like Flolab and TQLGY, for me the ones with dust proof static installation are the only ones worth buying

[@Johnthegamer1v1-er3if]

Best video out there good job bro

[@thechosenvoice3472]

Incredible video!!!

[@gabek1120]

Can you test more matte glass screen protectors? I was going to buy the cheap one on Amazon by Ambison, but now I'm wondering what the drop and scratch test would be on all these matte glass screens, seems regular tempered glass tends to be higher in resistance to these things, so I want to find the best drop and scratch resistant one of all the matte screens so it will last longer, cause I'm clumsy, even with a case on it, it's not enough protection, it will slip and fall from my hand or even tables... 😅 But I really want to use it outside in sun, like apple pencil, in lap write or draw while I sun bathe outside. Get a morning vitamin D daily routine going.

[@MrCoggibird]

literally JUST added mine last night! Where was this video 24 hrs ago?!

[@MrCoggibird]

I added the ESR Armorite screen to my ipad pro 13 inch

[@miguelguerra9389]

Better spiegen o esr?

[@EllenZiszu]

Hello, which screen protector can fit the iPad Pro 11 m4 nano?

[@kenc.852]

I don’t have a nano screen, but I do have the regular screen M4 11”. When I got mine, I used the ZAGG screen protector. The problem was the face ID not work most of the time due to the screen protector covering the camera. I sent it back and ordered the Bodygaurdz Pure 3. It should be delivered tomorrow (technically today since it is 3 am). It has the cut out for the camera. Based on the rating given, I hope to be happy with it.

[@bodyguardz]

@@kenc.852 Thanks for choosing us. We hope you love it!

[@Marwellenewday]

Which one should we paste on the iPad m4 Nano Texture Model? or Has anyone pasted it before?

[@Dr-HamzaAli]

What i have noticed is that FLOLAB blue light blocker makes the screen look yellow.

[@maykolbenjumea3285]

Because you are very used to blue colors and blue light, but believe me it’s better for color accuracy, but if you prefer blue no problem go ahead

[@sleepnclass]

I love zagg but they dropped the ball with the m4 iPad Pro screen protector. It completely blocks the front facing microphone by Face ID. Makes Siri useless.

[@ramzeiss7419]

uniq test please

[@kabish0603]

Should really review how screen protectors work. The entire purpose is for the screen protector to take the hit and spread that hit across the device via means of cracking. A screen protector that does not break, or requires a high height to break, makes it LESS effective at protecting your iPad.

[@hostoscraig2053]

If it’s better than the average tempered glass protector, then shouldn’t it be rated at least a 4 since a 3 means it is average.

[@AcostaLegacy]

What iPad case is that?

[@Iamdudeman12]

Thank you so much for this!

[@alejandrostandstill]

We friends tho!

[@jayemery]

27:26 unfortunately you can see here that the diagonal lines made with the pencil are wavy. Look at the bottom loops of the letters in the signature - there’s no way they should be wavy when writing that fast. This is true of all the screen protectors up until this point, which means I personally wouldn’t endorse them for Apple Pencil use. Here’s a video detailing what I’m talking about: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2qWipaQhsaJbsU This video has a workaround, which is to enable “smoothing” within each application, assuming it supports it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZDJl5iorruGpJI Your video is crazy awesome though, you invested so much time and dedication into going through so many options, thank you!

[@marymadigan9707]

Excellent as always 😎

[@vaibhavshelar3565]

someone drop conclusion this video is so long lol

[@Lvnaticify]

So you speak 2 hours without actually showing any comparisons between them.