Questionable 10.5-inch Anker brand iPad Pro screen protector for sale on Amazon
A 10.5-inch iPad screen protector manufactured by accessory manufacturer Anker has appeared on Amazon, but it is unclear on where the data has been gleaned to manufacture the product.
First spotted by 9to5Mac, the Anker Double Defense Tempered Glass Tablet Screen Protector has popped up on Amazon at the end of May. The dimension of the product match that of the case leaks from late May.
However, it is not known if this product confirms those as accurate, or has been constructed as a result of the leaks. Regardless, two customers have already purchased the device according to Amazon, and have left reviews for the product.
The positive reviewer does not appear to be an Anker "shill" and has a long purchase history of a variety of products spanning to 2014. The negative review was a customer buying the product for a 9.7-inch iPad, and breaking it by attempting to cut it to fit the smaller device.
The protector has a retail price of $26.99, and is on sale for $13.99 with same-day delivery to certain markets.
Photos from a pair of sources at the end of May purportedly showed cases for Apple's 2017 iPad Pro models, including an updated 12.9-inch tablet and a new 10.5-inch design. The 10.5-inch model is predicted to have thinner bezels than any other iPad seen to date.
It is unclear when new devices will be announced, much less ship.
First spotted by 9to5Mac, the Anker Double Defense Tempered Glass Tablet Screen Protector has popped up on Amazon at the end of May. The dimension of the product match that of the case leaks from late May.
However, it is not known if this product confirms those as accurate, or has been constructed as a result of the leaks. Regardless, two customers have already purchased the device according to Amazon, and have left reviews for the product.
The positive reviewer does not appear to be an Anker "shill" and has a long purchase history of a variety of products spanning to 2014. The negative review was a customer buying the product for a 9.7-inch iPad, and breaking it by attempting to cut it to fit the smaller device.
The protector has a retail price of $26.99, and is on sale for $13.99 with same-day delivery to certain markets.
Photos from a pair of sources at the end of May purportedly showed cases for Apple's 2017 iPad Pro models, including an updated 12.9-inch tablet and a new 10.5-inch design. The 10.5-inch model is predicted to have thinner bezels than any other iPad seen to date.
It is unclear when new devices will be announced, much less ship.
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