IFLASH 2 Pack Tempered Glass Screen Protector For Apple iPad mini/iPad mini 2 / iPad Mini 3 with Retina (fits iPad Mini 1st/2nd/3rd Generation) – Scratches Proof and Bubble Free – Crystal Clear

Ok

I ordered protection for my daughter’s phone and for our our ancient iPad mini. The glass was super easy to put on and seems to be doing its job. I can’t believe I used to pay phone stores to do this!

The product itself is great. I am only giving 4 stars because of the lack of instructions (more on that later) and the home button hole doesn't like up perfectly (it's not unusable but if your a perfectionist it will drive you a little crazy). Let me start by saying that I don't like screen protectors in general. Most them I have seen have air bubbles and diminish the clarity of the screen. However, I wanted some extra protection for the ipad minis for my 2 children. I did quite a bit of research and landed on tempered glass as the way to go. I ordered the 2 pack to cover 2 ipad minis. There are very few instructions that come with the product (the reason for my 4 stars). I managed to get the first one on fine with only one dust bubble (but it was in a corner and not directly over the screen). The second one however didn't go on as well because I had a fleck of dust I missed on the screen. I had to order a second pack. This time I ensure the screen was cleaned thoroughly and it went on like a charm - once on this screen protector looks fantastic - you don't even notice it there. So here is what I learned:-If possible put these on when the device is brand new before any dust and/or finger prints.-The side with the peel back label is the side that will stick to the screen - don't worry about finger prints on the other side because you can wipe those up when you are done.-Use the guide tabs to tap the protector (only on one side) in the position you want before you do anything else.-Then simply flip the protector over (like a book - since you only use the guide tap on one side)-CLEAN THOROUGHLY and make sure you have no dust flying around in the room.-I used the adhesive dust cleaner first (gently rubbing along the glass to remove dust.-Use the wet cleaner then the dry cloth-Make sure there is no dust on the screen!-Peel off the backing on the tempered glass and set it in place (no need to press) - you will see it adhere-Air bubbles (if you have any) are easy to remove with the card they provide (or even using a finger).-However, if you have a dust bubble (an air bubble created because of a fleck of dust) you are pretty much out of luck - the dust will adhere to the protector and if you try to get it off it smears and looks horrible (that is why I had to buy another pack).If put on correctly, these things look amazing - very clear and non obtrusive and they will fit nicely in most if not all cases. I did notice that the home button hole could be aligned a little better. The main thing is make sure you don't have any dust - that is the key. Do yourself a favor, watch a few youtube videos and go slow. And, if you do have to buy another pack (like I did) it's still pretty cheap for great protection!

I can say that i'm good with regards to installing screen protector and TG's but with the item that I got, I ordered pack of two and the 1st one that I used has a dirt when I installed it on my Ipad screen. I had to remove the TG from the screen and remove the dirt and put it back on. It took me almost 30mins to do this since I keep on seeing a lint, if only the dirt was not on the TG then I wouldn't have this problem removing then installing it multiple times. I wanted to just throw it away and use the 2nd batch after my 9th try but I didn't want to waste my money so I tried again. The problem I was having is that either there's a lint or it's not aligned. It was hard to install it since the screen was big but if it was small, it wouldn't be a problem for me to remove then install it. Anyway, i'm still gonna give this 4 starts because after my 10th try, the TG still sticks on my screen and I really thought that it wasn't gonna stick anymore after I removed it multiple times but it still did and now I look at my ipad and I smile because my hardwork paid off. It's aligned at last and no lint whatsoever. If you're not good or if it's your first time, I suggest you have someone install it for you because i'm sure you will want to throw the towel after a few try. I bought a TPU cover as well and it worked well with that. I was afraid it was not gonna fit with the TG installed on my Ipad but I was wrong. Anyway, Goodluck instaling it!

Perfect fit, seems good quality, about 3 months of use and is holding up with out 2 yo.

I am once again proclaiming that I used to be a Zagg loyalist and had Zagg products on all my devices but I have recent converted over to glass covers and I am impressed. Now Zagg and others have glass covers but sometimes the cost is up there so I reached out to Amazon and found some less expensive (not cheap!) alternatives. I truly believe in buyer's feedback and reviews and that is how I found this product. I am impressed and very pleased. First off, the packaging is first class and complete with everything you need and simple, straight-forward directions.I did both of my mini iPads and each took about 5 minutes. A few tips to pass on: #1 - Since this is glass it is easier to maneuver than a flexible cover and the only hole you have to line up is the menu button since glass covers cover the camera lens and there is no earpiece. So use the menu button as your guide. #2 - Align the top by simply making sure your the glass corner is aligned with the glass corner of the iPad and let it go. #3 - try to have the cover adhere at the bottom and flow up to the top - this produces no bubbles. If you have a stubborn bubble you can lift the glass cover off from the corners to reinstall but be careful not to use too much pressure so that you crack the cover. I did lift mine to realign a few times. Take your time and you should be fine!

Works 👍

Good value for the price. Came nicely packaged with two covers. I was able to put it on without a problem (but I've done a few over the years so don't need directions--the instruction on the box were clear though). Didn't have to press out any bubbles--I found that if I layed it down fine on one end, it slowly adhered itself to the other end without bubbles as long as no dust was on the screen. If there was a pocket because of dust, I gently pulled the cover back up and used the dust sticker and layed if flag down again. Hope that makes sense. The first one went on without a hitch; the second one took a few pulling up and down to remove dust from bubbles.I bought the SupMax cover for iPad mini and these fit just fine with the cover on. For the first cover, the fit was perfect. For the second one, it was slightly off but not noticeable with the cover on.