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A tablet screen protector film is the simplest way to keep your display free of scratches, fingerprints and the odd knock while keeping the picture sharp. Our range covers more than 160 products for the most common models (Apple iPad, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Lenovo Tab and Huawei MatePad), so finding the right size and cut is usually straightforward.
A thin film stays almost invisible and preserves touch sensitivity, which suits reading and everyday browsing. Tempered glass is thicker and absorbs more impact if the tablet is dropped. A matte, anti-glare finish cuts reflections from sunlight and office lighting and feels smoother under a stylus when you draw or take notes. A privacy filter narrows the viewing angle so the person next to you on the train, or a colleague at the next desk, can't read your screen.
The selection includes well-known makers: 3M and 3MK, Displex, PanzerGlass, Belkin, Screenor, iLike, FoneKit and Fellowes, with genuine accessories for Samsung devices too. Each brand leans towards a slightly different need, from a light daily film to rugged glass, so it is worth choosing by your model and how you use it.
Beyond the wide choice you get competitive prices, delivery across the Baltics and to Finland, and a product warranty. Larger orders can be paid in instalments. If you are unsure about fit, check the compatibility note on the product page. Most protectors are cut for a specific tablet.
Which one is right comes down to how you use the device: a thin film is plenty for reading and watching films, while heavy users or families with children are better off with tempered glass.