SpigenTempered Glass Screen Protector [GlasTR EZ Fit] Designed for iPad Pro 13 inch M4 (2024) [9H Hardness/Case-Friendly]

I upgraded my iPad Pro 12.9 to the just released iPad Pro 13 M4.I preordered the iPad Pro 13 M4, as soon as it was announced. I wanted to protect the screen with a tempered glass screen protector immediately after receiving my iPad on the day that Apple officially released it (May 15th).Surprisingly Spigen already had a tempered glass screen protector available (May 8th). I ordered it even though it is more expensive than others as Spigen is a well known brand.This was the easiest screen protector to install ever. The plastic guide that came with it made it stress free. No dust, no bubbles and perfectly centered on the first try. Wow!High quality tempered glass screen protector, designed to fit perfectly.Highly recommended!Just get this one!

This screen protector was a little bit more expensive then others out on the market, but it came in a really big packaging with the expected frame that makes it super easy to install. As long as my screen was free of any debris there is no issues with the insulation. I would say it is definitely worth the money considering I will most likely never be putting another screen protector on my iPad.

Like: clarity, sensitivity, and hardnessDislike: excessive amount of plastic usage for installation frame and tiny stickers for dust removalSuggestions: please have the design team create the guide for installation instead of using massive amount of plastic which is very wasteful. I also think it would be easier to use if the dust removal stickers are bigger or they came in a roll like those tape rolls.

My OCD requires that I have a screen protector near perfectly applied on all my devices whenever possible, so I’ve had some experience trying out different brands and installation methods.For me, any screen protector that includes an alignment tray is already getting bonus points. With different brands advertising their own way of implementing a tray, however, it then becomes a question of which one is the easiest and consistent to install.There are other brands that have you lay the iPad in the container in the plastic container and you swing the screen protector over it. While I’ve had some success with this design, you can be off centered on the screen protector if you pull too hard. The plastic container unfortunately can flex and misalign the installation.What sets this design apart from the competition is the tray having guiding tabs to help ensure a more accurate installation. This does result in more plastic being used for the tray, and there is only 1 screen protector in the box. As long as you’re patient however and installing the screen protector in a dust-free workspace, you should be okay.In terms of fit following installation, this works perfectly fine with the Spigen hard case on the magnetic keyboard.If there was a way for the installation tray to be more transparent so it is more easier to install, a way to reduce the plastic needed for the tray, and better control on debris being stuck on the screen protector on arrival (I ended up using 2 screen protectors), I think it would be near perfect.

Like these for the phones over the years, tried for the iPad and the protector did not align right, even with the large plastic piece centered. Wouldn't waste the extra money on this as its easy to align these by eye, just thought this would make it more precise.

Dropped my M4 iPad Pro, screen protector shattered, my actually display was left unscathed

High quality protection for the IPad Pro 13 inch (M4)----Installation was easy and the fit is superior to other screen protectors..Highly recommend.

This is the perfect fit for the 13 inch iPad Pro M4. If you’re looking for a great screen, protector looking no further buy this, you will not be disappointed