Nope, and you probably don't need one unless you have unusual circumstances. The iPad Pro's screen is remarkably tough, drawing on similar materials and technology found in the iPhone. You'll likely be surprised how hard it is to scratch or crack under typical conditions. Many screen protectors can actually do more harm than good to the display underneath if they crack while adhered to the glass or if they get a small piece of debris lodged underneath that rubs away the coatings. If you're a typical users, I recommend a normal case that protects the screen while you're in transit. If you're going to be taking the device into harsh environments or you plan to hand it to a child on a regular basis, then a screen protector might be worth your time.