“The previous version came with a build in screen protector. This version doesn't?”

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• Nope.

  Answered by TNGUY423 4 years ago

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• Nope!

  Answered by Madeleine 4 years ago

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• No

  Answered by StefanieJ 2 years ago

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• Mine did not!

  Answered by Awesomesmarttv 2 years ago

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• There is no screen protector. The former model’s protector made it challenging at best to use the screen touch function.

  Answered by Stonebank 3 years ago

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• It does not come with a screen protector. You have to buy that separately

  Answered by RingCams 3 years ago

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• True, but you want an Amplify or Zagg glass screen protector anyway. Far superior and glass like smooth. I hated my built in. It felt like plastic.

  Answered by Nlindsay 3 years ago

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• Yes, this version doesn’t come with the built in screen protector. The reason for this is that the added screw protection is thought to have created glare on the screen of the 2020 iPad Pro 11”. Such a glare would occur even if users selected an anti-glare option on the 2nd generation iPad Pro 11”.

  Answered by Sview 4 years ago

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