Customer Ratings & Reviews

I didn't like it, it came off in a week, I definitely wouldn't recommend it.

The Insignia glass screen protector gives you an inexpensive option to protect your iPads screen without compromising clarity. I use to never use screen protectors on my iPad or my iPhone as I didn’t like the ones you could tell were on. The Insignia screen protector adds that layer of protection, but you can’t tell it’s on. In addition to the screen protector, you get a dry and wet cloth, polishing cloth and dust removal stickers. In my experience installing any of these glass screen protectors just takes a little patience with lining them up and removing the bubbles. I use these to protect the screen from micro scratches as I’m not sure they really help if you drop it. As expensive as most devices are today, an inexpensive glass screen protector is really a no brainer in my opinion. If you want to add that extra layer of protection to your device without losing clarity and functionality, the Insignia glass screen protector is a great option, especially if you have little ones that are destructive!

Expensive. I should have ordered from amazon and saved money nothing special about this screen protector

Should have bought Zagg!!! Insignia is usually pretty good, so I bought their screen protector. Very sorry I did. Waste of Money!

Terrible product, just avoid it, doesn't go to edges of screen (M4), doesn't apply without bubbles as promosed, stickers aren't strong enough to stick to flaps.

Does NOT fit iPad 10.9 as advertised on the box AND reported by in store employees. Now I get to waste my free time returning this crap.

Did not last 5 minutes before it cracked and had to be replaced.

Filmsy! Crackered within 5 days when I gripped it. No refunds, no returns!

The screen protector Already cracked. Not used that much.

Not an easily installed item. Hinge stickers stuck to everything except the product

Not good it’s too much delicate it’s broke don’t buy

It does not fit a iPad 9 like i was told it did. And it didn’t look like it went to any ipad

I got to check out this Insignia screen protector I installed on my 10th generation 10.9” iPad, and I have to say, it’s been a great addition. The installation process was straightforward, thanks to the detailed instructions and included accessories. I had no issues getting it aligned perfectly on the first try, which is always a relief with these things. One of my main concerns was how it would feel when using my Apple Pencil, but the screen protector feels just like the normal glass screen. The touch sensitivity is precise, and there’s no noticeable difference in responsiveness, which was really important to me. The glass maintains the clarity of the display as expected, so the overall experience is just as good as without a protector. It is made from “ultra-scratch-resistant glass” with a 9H hardness rating, which gives me good peace of mind. The 0.33 mm thinness also ensures that it doesn’t add any bulk to the screen, and it has edge-to-edge coverage for full protection. Its also nice that it has multiple iPads that this fits on to make a more budget conscious option thats still high quality as all things insignia go, another home run that delivers exactly what it promises.

This Insignia glass screen protector does what it’s supposed to - protecting the screen of my beloved iPad from breakage in case of fall. I got this for this purpose since I know the iPad screen is already scratch resistant. With that said, the installation is straight forward. It includes all the things needed to install it properly. I have been using a similar glass protector from another more popular brand to protect my previous iPads and I can tell the Insignia glass protector is at par with it in terms of quality and affordability. This glass protector gives me the peace of mind and I need not worry in case I accidentally drop my iPad. I previously had a bad experience prior to using glass protectors and having the screen repaired cost a lot. For a fraction of the price, the peace of mind is worth it. Although I hope I won’t get to test it, if you know what I mean. The glass protector is durable and does not affect the touchscreen at all. After installing it, I cannot tell it’s there except if you look on the side with the cutouts.

With an iPad being such an expensive investment, it just makes sense to safeguard the screen with a high quality screen protector. They have come a long way since the dull film protectors that were widely available when tablets first appeared and almost permanently soured me on them. This screen protector is clear glass. It seems thick enough to be protective but it is still thin enough that I haven't noticed any issues with reduced screen sensitivity. Both fingertip touches and my Apple Pencil are responsive and accurate. Colors are still vibrant and true, and I don't notice any additional glare on the screen. Application was easy, but make sure you wipe your screen with an alcohol pad to remove any finger oils or fibers that can get stuck under the screen protector. I have a nice keyboard case, and with that combined with this screen protector, I am not worried about damage to my iPad or scratches on my screen when traveling. The peace of mind makes this product a great investment.

When it comes to protecting high-end devices like iPads, having a reliable screen protector is a must, and the Insignia Glass Screen Protector aims to provide that essential layer of protection. This screen protector is designed for compatibility with a wide range of iPads, including the 10.9-inch iPad 10th Gen (2022), the 11-inch iPad Air M2, and the 11-inch iPad Pro M4. Here's an in-depth look at the product, including its pros, cons, and how it fares overall. **Design and Installation:** One of the standout features of the Insignia Glass Screen Protector is its ease of installation. The included installation kit comes with all the necessary tools, including alignment stickers, cleaning wipes, and a dust removal sticker. These make the process relatively foolproof for those familiar with applying screen protectors. However, one shortcoming here is the lack of a tray or frame guide, which can be found in more premium screen protector kits. This absence can lead to slight misalignment for users who aren't as experienced in applying screen protectors by hand. A misaligned protector can cause unwanted aesthetic issues, such as bubbles along the edges or poor coverage, especially with rounded-edge iPads. **Touch Sensitivity and Display Quality:** One of the biggest concerns with any screen protector, especially glass ones, is how it affects touch sensitivity and display clarity. Thankfully, the Insignia protector delivers well in this area. It preserves the vibrant Retina display of the iPads, ensuring that colors and brightness remain unaffected. Text remains crisp, and there's no noticeable degradation in image quality. Moreover, the glass maintains the smooth touch experience, with no discernible lag or interference with touch sensitivity. Even when using the Apple Pencil, the screen protector remains responsive and does not hinder input accuracy. That said, there’s a minor issue with glare and smudges. The glossy finish of the glass tends to attract fingerprints and smudges quite easily. While these can be wiped off without too much effort, frequent cleaning is required to keep the display pristine. Additionally, in certain lighting conditions, especially direct sunlight or bright indoor lighting, the screen protector can be quite reflective, making it hard to see the display clearly. **Durability and Protection:** As far as durability goes, the Insignia protector is made from tempered glass, which gives it solid protection against everyday scratches, accidental drops, and bumps. It holds up well in day-to-day use, ensuring your iPad's display is shielded from keys, pens, or other objects that might cause scratches. However, one notable downside is that the screen protector doesn’t always offer edge-to-edge protection. Due to the curved nature of some iPad screens, the Insignia protector leaves a slight gap along the edges, which can expose these areas to damage. While this may not be a deal-breaker for everyone, those looking for comprehensive protection might feel a bit disappointed. Additionally, the glass isn't the thickest on the market, meaning that while it protects well against scratches, it may not offer as much drop protection as thicker glass options. **Value for Money:** In terms of pricing, the Insignia Glass Screen Protector is a mid-range option, sitting comfortably between budget protectors and premium brands like ZAGG or Belkin. Given the features and overall performance, it provides solid value for money. You’re getting decent protection, good clarity, and minimal interference with touch sensitivity. However, when comparing it to higher-end protectors, some trade-offs become apparent, particularly with the lack of an anti-glare coating and edge protection. Final Verdict: The Insignia Glass Screen Protector is a solid option for users who want reliable protection for their iPads without breaking the bank. Its ease of installation, touch sensitivity, and display clarity are all strong points, making it suitable for everyday use. However, the shortcomings, such as the lack of edge-to-edge protection, absence of a precise alignment tray, and susceptibility to glare and fingerprints, keep it from being a top-tier option. Rating: 3.5/5 This screen protector does its job adequately but falls short in some key areas. For those looking for a decent balance of affordability and functionality, it’s a good option. However, if you're seeking the highest level of protection and premium features, you might want to consider other brands.

The Insignia™ - Glass Screen Protector for iPad 10.9" (10th Generation 2022), iPad Air 11" (M2) & iPad Pro 11" (M4) is a well-crafted, quality product at a good price. The advent of smart phones, followed by tablets, has made screen protectors a staple of the tech-engaged life. I’ve seen a lot of approaches over the years - and, thankfully, great improvement in the solutions that are available. The Insignia is a great example of a solid, affordable offering. I am very impressed with the quality of the glass protector and that fact that it comes with supplies designed to help you successfully install the screen yourself. It’s true that the strength and durability of the screens that come with smart phones and tablets have also improved dramatically in their resistance to scratches and cracks. Especially with smart phones (iPhone). But none are impervious to damage - and that seems to continue to be true of tablets. All of this makes it prudent to add the extra protection of a screen protector. It’s always better to peel off the screen protector and replace it than to be stuck with a device with a broken screen. As I’ve said, I’m very impressed with the quality and clarity of the Insignia Glass Screen Protector. The one caveat I would add is that I strongly encourage you to have it professionally installed (services are often found at mall kiosks). The Insignia comes with cloths and tape for installing the screen. The cloths allow for cleaning the screen and removing dust before installation. The tape is meant for holding the screen in place for the actually installation. This is where I encountered trouble. The tape did not stay attached to the screen, so I ended up just applying the screen ‘normally’ (as I’ve done many times over the years). There are instructions for removing any air bubbles that get caught under the glass, but I still had trouble with that and ultimately ended up with a permanent air bubble blemish. Thankfully it’s over the screen bezel and does not mar the visible portion of the screen. Good - but not perfect. That’s why I recommend having it installed by a professional. You may have better luck with your own installation, but I’d be cautious about that. Overall, a quality product at a good price.

Normally, when I see a store branded item (like Best Buy's Insignia brand) I tend to shy away as they are not usually up to the "specs" of the name brands. This item, however, breaks that thought process for me. The Insignia Glass Screen Protector was for my iPad Air that I have already managed to drop a few times without harm to the iPad but roughed up the case. I knew it was a matter of time before I did something to the screen so I wanted to get a product to lessen that concern. I looked at a few brands but the price of the Insignia stood out, so I needed to see if it could stand up to the rest, at a much better price. It comes in their "standard" blue and white box, which didn't seem to impress at first touch. The directions for application are on the rear of the box, and I was initially scared that was going to be all there was. Thankfully, upon opening, I saw that it contained all necessary items to get this thing in place. I was also very surprised at the weight and thickness of the screen protector. It brought my expectation level up greatly. Wipes, alcohol pads and "hinge stickers" are contained in the box. The protector is installed by using these hinge stickers to align the screen protector and then folding it out of the way to prepare the screen for application. Once the screen was thoroughly cleaned you peel the "sticky" side of the protector off and, using the hinge stickers, fold the protector onto the iPad screen. I have NEVER had good luck with applying screen protectors (the guys at the malls are pros!) but this one seemed to just float into place. Placing pressure in the middle got the big bubbles out but there were a few smaller ones I had to coax out. Some really small ones refused to budge but seemed to go away by themselves over a day or two. The protector seems really good and slick, but I don't care to try and see what type of hits it can take. For now I'll just know it's doing its job and is really slick. After two weeks there still are no marks or scratches on the glass. I don't have a protector from a competitor to compare to, but this one works great. I you need a glass screen protector and don't want to pay a fifth of your iPads's cost, this is an excellent choice!

With Insignia brand I expect a quality product where they strive to make their 'generic' product be the same if not better than the brand name of the product. In this case, I feel there's missed potential here to be a 5 star product. It's more than a 3 star product when it come to quality, but definitely not a 5 star product. To me it probably fits along the lines of 3.8 stars, but rounding to 4 stars. I tested this on my iPad Air 11" and it fits nicely, and no issues with installing after installing possibly 30+ screen protectors in my life, from full screen glass to Zagg type to glass and tempered glass screen protectors, and all have their own quirks. To be a 5 star product, I would expect this screen protector to have the plastic pieces that make it super easy to install. This is more of the old school method from the screen protectors that costs $10 or a 3 pack online. The thing is if Insignia is trying to be a good quality replacement brand and not just your average every day generic product, they need to step it up a bit more. I feel that I cleaned up the screen pretty well before applying, but just the way the material is, inevitable bubbles and dusty that got caught unfortunately. The instructions to apply the screen protector are straightforward, just didn't have enough patience with ensuring there's absolutely no dust on the screen before applying. And unfortunately this is 1 piece so it's unforgiving if you don't apply it correctly the first time. For the same price you can likely get a 3 piece screen protector of similar quality to where if you mess up the first one, you can discard it knowing you have 2 more attempts for a justified application.

Excellent screen protector! Application was easy. The biggest thing I’d recommend is to make sure the screen is really clean and that you’re in as dust free of an environment as possible to help avoid getting dust underneath the screen protector. The other thing that I’ve noticed with this is that the screen protector does not scratch easily. I’ve put this in a backpack for several days with no scratches to the screen or screen protector. It has a standard drop and it handled it pretty well. typing inputs and touching the screen are normal and natural as this is an actual glass screen protector not a film not a plastic one and appears to be really high-quality. There was not a lot of waste in the packaging relative to what was needed. I would encourage everyone to have a screen protector for their iPads as this is a very inexpensive investment in that device and helps your screen stay intact without scratches. Lastly, in the three weeks I’ve been trying this. I have dropped it on the asphalt. The screen protector did break as it should, but it did protect the actual screen. There is no damage to the screen on a 6 foot fall 10 out of 10 would recommend.