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The video discusses the ZAGG XTR3 tempered glass screen protector for the iPad Pro 13-inch, emphasizing its features such as blue light filtration and an antimicrobial coating. The installation process is meticulously demonstrated, although minor issues like bubbles and alignment gaps are noted. The screen protector's functionalities, including touch and Face ID, remain efficient, with minimal fingerprint presence and slight color tinges under polarized sunglasses. Testing reveals the protector's durability, sustaining only a crack from a 7-foot drop and scratches starting at Mohs hardness level 6. While some alignment issues during installation and minor lifting with certain cases were observed, the protector is commended for its robust performance, particularly with the Apple Pencil Pro. The video concludes with a recommendation, highlighting the protector's strong drop protection and standard scratch resistance, despite potential color sensitivity issues.

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In this part of the video, the presenter begins by introducing the ZAGG XTR3 tempered glass screen protector for the new iPad Pro 13-inch. They highlight its features, including blue light filtration, an antimicrobial coating, and its claimed strength, which is ten times that of ZAGG’s most advanced tempered glass. The video promises various tests to assess the screen protector’s durability, compatibility with the Apple Pencil Pro, and concludes with a recommendation based on these tests.

The installation process is then demonstrated in detail:
1. The iPad is placed into an installation tray with specific orientation, ensuring the power button aligns with the top of the tray.
2. The screen is cleaned with an alcohol wipe and dried.
3. Dust is removed using a dust sticker.

The tempered glass screen protector is then applied:
1. The protective film is peeled off the underside of the glass.
2. It is carefully aligned with the guide using corresponding holes.
3. It is pressed into place, starting to adhere to the iPad screen.
4. A large bubble appears, which is manually smoothed out using a squeegee-like tool.
5. The top protective layer is peeled off.
6. Finally, any remaining imperfections, such as a hair or bubble, are addressed by lifting and adjusting the screen protector.

The segment ends with a minor bubble still present in the corner.

00:03:00

In this part of the video, the presenter discusses applying a screen protector to an iPad. The screen is cleaned before application, but there is a small bubble in the corner due to improper alignment during the application process. The screen protector generally fits well, with a slight gap at the top. The screen remains smooth and the touch functionality, including Face ID, works fine. There is a minor green tinge affecting the screen color slightly. The camera performs well, and fingerprints are minimal and easy to clean. There is a slight rainbow effect when viewed through polarized sunglasses. When tested with a case, the screen protector fits well with only minor lifting in one corner.

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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the issues encountered during the alignment of a screen protector for an iPad, noting a slight gap at the top but good alignment on the sides. The screen protector’s compatibility with different cases is mentioned, with it fitting the current case adequately. The Apple Pencil Pro works well with the screen protector, showing no precision issues. The presenter then conducts a drop test using a 2.4 oz steel ball from heights progressively increasing from 2 feet to 7 feet, with the screen protector only cracking after a 7-foot drop. A scratch test follows, revealing that the screen protector starts to show medium scratches at Mohs hardness level 6 and deeper scratches at level 7, indicating standard scratch resistance for tempered glass. The installation process is critiqued due to alignment and premature screen contact issues, affecting overall installation quality and case friendliness.

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In this segment, the speaker discusses the performance and features of a screen protector that works well with the Pencil Pro, emphasizing its drop protection capability up to 7 feet and standard scratch resistance for tempered glass. They note a green tinge on the screen that might affect color sensitivity and advise potential buyers to consider this. Despite this, the screen protector is recommended for its effective protection. Product links are provided in the video description, and viewers are encouraged to comment on their priorities—drop protection, scratch resistance, or case compatibility. The segment ends with a request for thumbs up and subscription support.

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