Review on Homagical Like Paper Screen Protector for iPad 9.7 6th/5th Gen: The Perfect Apple Pencil Compatible Scratch Resistant Matte PET Film by Ken Reed

Update: This review was originally given 3 stars because I had trouble installing it according to their instructions and was never able to use it. I'm reviewing for 5 stars because the support took care of me and the second installation went well. Here are the details. I originally found this product by searching for a brand called "PaperLike" but I'm not sure if that's the case as it is described as such with a hyphen instead. The second install went much better thanks to YouTube videos found by searching "PaperLike" and "Install". What worked for me is the hinged approach, where you attach the protective film to the protective coating with stickers or tape. Do not remove the protective film or apply the protective film to the side facing the screen until you are sure that you cannot see dust particles. I used work light. The blue static dust removal sheet is designed to touch the screen and remove dust particles that fall off during use. (In my experience, if you ever touch the side of the screen facing the screen protector after removing the film, especially the cloth, it's over). Use this after the alcohol wipe is over. Note that dust can get back onto the screen *while* you're peeling off the first layer of film. This is my first experience with a matte protector. I am trying this as drawing is the main use of this iPad. If this is your first try, remember: 1. You lose the visual effect. Picture is not so bright.2. There's more resistance, and that's the point so it doesn't feel like glass, it feels like paper.3. Louder (squeaking noise) In general I'm satisfied so far. I would be interested to know how well the tip of the Apple Pen holds up.