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iPad Pro 11 Tempered Glass Screen Protector
$11.99 – $16.99
iPad Pro 11
Product Features
- Designed only for the Apple iPad Pro 11(2018 release). Not compatible with other iPad models.
- Microphone Cutout: Designed specifically for the new All-Screen iPad Pro 2018, the special microphone cutout ensures audio quality is unaffected.
- Face Recognition and Apple Pencil Compatible: Only 0.3mm thick, the screen protector allows for seamless face recognition and maintains high touch sensitivity for apps and when using the Apple Pencil. Please Note: Ensure the two light sensors on the side of the camera and microphone are not covered before attempting to use the Face ID feature.
- HD Protection: Up to 99% high transparency, the full coverage glass screen protector preserves the iPad’s original HD Retina quality while protecting the front camera against dust and scratches.
- What’s in the Package: Tempered glass screen protector, wet and dry wipes, dust removal stickers, installation manual.
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What’s in the Package:
– Tempered Glass Screen Protector – Wet and Dry Wipes – Dust Removal Stickers – Installation Manual
9 reviews for iPad Pro 11 Tempered Glass Screen Protector
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Recommendations
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David C –
The product feels very good and was relatively easy to fit. However, although I have had no problems with face recognition, it is often very unresponsive when typing and sometimes I have to tap a letter or number several times before it registers.
ESR Customer Support Team –
Thank you for your feedback. We’re sorry to hear you’ve had an issue with touch sensitivity. We have confirmed that our screen protector allows for seamless touch sensitivity. If you are having the touch sensitivity issue with this screen protector, please confirmed that there are no bubbles under this screen protector. Please contact us at globalsupport@esrgear.com if you have any questions. Thank you again for sharing your experience so we have a chance to make this right for you!
Seirthana Solomon –
It was easy to put on and it’s very protective but sometimes it’s hard to use face recognition and touch screen. I have to use password to log in and press down hard on the screen.
Joel –
Not sure if it’s because of the screen protector or just because I’m not used to the newest iPad Pro. I didn’t dare use it without screen protector so I don’t have much to base opinion on, but I did notice I was fighting the screen to make clicks sometimes or clicks didn’t register like I expect.
kEllis –
Great product, a little difficult to install but can be achieved with patience. Face ID is proving to be a difficult task, it works if I tilt the device straight up at a 90 degree angle but that gets old & annoying fast. After talking with ESR we found it may be due to a small bubble near the camera, but after much work trying to smooth the area out, it just ain’t going. I may need a new one to have this work as described. This may not be a ESR issue, This is just my personal experience & not sure how to address it. Maybe I’ll just use it as is until I buy another.
James S –
This Screen Protector for The iPad Pro 11″ fits excellent. the only issue i am having is the Face id do not work with it. might need to be notched out so the cameras can see you.
Hugo Erazo –
Make sure to follow the instructions, it will help to place the screen protector just right. It is a perfect fit and doesn’t obstruct the new cameras for Face ID
Brandon –
Face ID does work with this product. It is just finicky sometimes. Meaning sometimes it will say Camera is covered but its usually the angle that I was currently holding the device. I blame the problem people are having with the way it attaches to the glass to the screen. My tip is when your lining up the protector, center it off of the hole and make sure the camera is in the dead center of the hole.
SpareChange –
Face ID works perfectly fine. You have to be sure you adhere the screen perfectly flat and squeeze all the air out from around the camera. Fit is near perfect. To bad there is a small cutout for the camera I would have preferred a solid piece.
J. Ermis –
FaceID doesn’t work with screen protector