iPad Pro iPad Pro 11 screen protector issue

[Alexrat1996]

I tried total 5 screen protectors for iPad Pro 11 inch none fit perfectly

Mostly each one I installed had dust under hard to get out even when I tried more got in.


i used dust air can but since I used to much on my iPad screen I’m afraid to Damage I damaged my oled screen on iPhone that way.

Which one do you recommend I buy that’s easy install with a tray ?

 

[AutomaticApple]

I tried total 5 screen protectors for iPad Pro 11 inch none fit perfectly

Mostly each one I installed had dust under hard to get out even when I tried more got in.


i used dust air can but since I used to much on my iPad screen I’m afraid to Damage I damaged my oled screen on iPhone that way.

Which one do you recommend I buy that’s easy install with a tray ?

I believe Paperlike comes with a tray.

Paperlike | Official Online Store

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Mostly each one I installed had dust under hard to get out even when I tried more got in.

try to install it in the bathroom, right after a hot shower. The steam makes dust particles fall on the ground (at least for a while). I've installed three so far with this method with perfect results.

 

[Alexrat1996]

try to install it in the bathroom, right after a hot shower. The steam makes dust particles fall on the ground (at least for a while). I've installed three so far with this method with perfect results.

I will do that

 

[Fusionskies]

Whenever I install any screen protector, I clean well with a microfibre cloth, and then use an adhesive to remove lint/dust from the screen.
Sticky labels work great, but I have used tape folded back on itself too.
Never had an issue with dust since.

Paperlike is good, as mentioned by someone above.
It depends what type of protector you are after. I bought one on amazon a while ago, got it on fine, but gave me slight issues with touch sensitivity, so be careful with that. It was a glass one though...

 

[Alexrat1996]

Whenever I install any screen protector, I clean well with a microfibre cloth, and then use an adhesive to remove lint/dust from the screen.
Sticky labels work great, but I have used tape folded back on itself too.
Never had an issue with dust since.

Paperlike is good, as mentioned by someone above.
It depends what type of protector you are after. I bought one on amazon a while ago, got it on fine, but gave me slight issues with touch sensitivity, so be careful with that. It was a glass one though...

Works but I will resolve this and iPhone issue after all this passes through