Review on 📱 Enhanced Like Paper Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11 (2021/2020/2018)/ iPad Air 4 (10.9 inch, 2020) - Easy Installation Tray - Anti-Glare by Craig Rossman

I was hesitant to try the matte protection because of the usual downsides of using it, but I went for this one anyway. After using it for a bit, I've found that there are definitely pros and cons to using something like this. It has all the benefits of a matte screen protector: more like paper, potentially more pen control when writing, less glare. And all the usual downsides: working with a rougher surface when scrolling with your finger, potentially faster stylus wear, less accurate colors. It is noteworthy that this special protection is definitely much closer to this paper and feels like a whole letter. I no longer slip on smooth surfaces. It's not 100% like writing on paper, but it's a huge improvement over glass. A framework that helps with the application is very useful. Trying to avoid bubbles becomes a lot easier since you don't have to worry about alignment as well. However, bubble-free application takes time. You need to make sure you go slow and push out the bubbles as you apply. It takes a few minutes but worth getting a good app. - In my opinion, the protective film leaves too much open on the glass edges. I would feel a lot more comfortable if it was a little closer to the edges. In general a good product. Much better than writing on glass and well worth the installation process.