Apple Ipad Air 5Th Generation Screen Protector

It seems like with every generation of iPad Air Apple takes small steps in the right direction of manufacturing the perfect tablet.

The fourth-generation iPad Air gives you the power of an iPad Pro for less money, making it the best Apple tablet thus far.

I considered the Apple Keyboard's for my new iPad Air 4th generation. I have had both brands before for earlier iPad's. This Logitech keyboard is in the same league as the Apple Smart Keyboard Folio (similar configuration), but has three very important features that are lacking on the Apple keyboard. 1. Backlit keys. 2. Top row of short-cut function keys. 3. Trackpad. So, for less money, you can have a keyboard with much more functionality.

Replaces my previous generation iPad, as screen got cracked from drop. Apple pencil turns it into mini Wacom for art apps...

The title says it all, I enjoy using the Paperlike screen protector on my recently purchased iPad Air 4 - it's so much better than writing off a smooth surface. Having felt friction while writing really brought back a very much missed feel of writing on real paper into my daily routine with my iPad, and it's just natural. Definitely a must-try from me, I'm pretty sure you're not going to be disappointed. ;)

The Zagg screen protector was easy to install and I'm hoping it protects my new iPad Air 4th Gen from my dropsies.

I bought this for my new iPad Air 5. In the past, I've used a screen protector for my iPads, but this time I wanted to try without, so I needed something to protect the surface when not in use. I rarely take it out of my house, so was not concerned about breakage, but more about things like my dog walking on it or my accidentally putting something on top of it that might scratch the surface. The sleeve fits perfectly, is very easy to use, and I can even charge the iPad while it's in the sleeve.

I’m very happy with my Paperlike screen protector. I got it for my iPad Air 4th Gen. It was super easy to apply and is doing exactly what I expected it to do. I also love the way it cuts the glare from my screen. Thanks for making such a high quality product!

This Otterbox Defender case for iPad Air is great! You can just tell when you install your iPad inside of it that you are getting the best protection. The screen protector built into it does not interfere with use at all as you can barely even tell there is a screen protector. The case is really three pieces as you attach it to an included stand face down when not using it. The stand works great as well. I haven't dropped it yet, but feel this case would provide good protection if I were to drop it.

There’s always a trade off when it comes to deciding between a stock product experience and a modified one. The Paperlike screen protector takes the Apple Pencil experience on iPad to another level. That said; I can only recommend this to iPad owners who do a lot of writing and drawing. The feel of the Paperlike when you use the iPad with you’re finger is not as nice as with the glass. So if you think you’ll use you’re Apple Pencil more than your finger. . . Get this thing now — it’s a no brainer. But if you plan on using your finger most of the time, you probably will find the Paperlike to be a downgrade to your iPad experience. I should also note that it isn’t super simple to put on. It took me two tries to finally get it right, so I had to scrap the first one. Luckily, they include two so if you fail with one you don’t have to buy another. I’m a student, and I have had three iPad Pros in my time since high school. My most recent — the 2020 12.9-inch — is the first one that I have used a Paperlike screen protector with. I wish I had tried it sooner and I definitely won’t be going back.