Review on 📱 2 Pack SPARIN Matte Screen Protectors for iPad Pro 11 Inch - Pen-like Writing Experience, Enhanced Sensitivity - Compatible with Apple Pencil by Jorge Gutierrez

So I have an 11 inch iPad Pro and an Apple Pencil. I am not an artist but an avid writer. I tried writing just the surface for about three months and to be honest I was very disappointed with the results. I've read of people having similar feelings and most places have recommended touch screen protectors. However, I was hesitant to buy one because to be honest most of the reviews were mixed and I kept complaining about the noise and the food. pencil tips. I came across this last week - it was advertised to reduce tip wear by 86% and noise by 50%. Also, it only cost $11 for 2 packs. How could I be wrong? And - if I didn't like it, I would have sent it back. Wow! So pleasantly surprised. Quiet yes. Responsive yes. Easy to wear yes. No blisters yes. Perfect size yes. No Glare - OK - Not glare free but definitely reduced to a very high level. acceptable level. I have attached photos showing the glare reduction. Without the protective film, these LED lights are a dazzling reflection. What's in the box: Two screen protectors, two alcohol wipes, two dust-off stickers, a microfiber cleaning cloth, and an extra-large soft bubble scraper (see photo). I have to say that the included installation instructions are minimal and frankly useless. Watch the video mentioned below. It is going to be great! Installation - Decided to use the tape method to install. Because this protection peels off on the side of the camera, I had to use 4 short lengths of tape (instead of the 3 normally shown for the tape method. I did this to avoid putting tape on the front camera). Be careful with the real camera. See the installation video at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07LFSRH3W/ref=dp_ib_7_ivx_share. If Revain edits the link you may find a ZOEGAA Paperfeel screen protector that I did not purchase or use. This method allows you to align the tread and then "lock" the position. Be sure to stick the tape for this protection on the camera side and peel side 2 up. Once it's stuck, you can peel off the protective film and continue cleaning and dusting. Then remove about a third of the protective sheet 1 and turn back the protective film. Slowly pull the protective film and let the protective film stick to the screen until it is fully attached. Squeeze out the blisters before removing the blue side 2. I had two small blisters that I couldn't squeeze out and was a bit worried but they went away the next day. Application - I love it! It's like writing on paper and my hand doesn't slip or slip when I'm drawing or writing. I use "Goodnotes" and finally it's a really nice experience. AND NO PRINTS. I find the clarity just as good as without, maybe even better because I'm not constantly looking in the mirror. No headaches even after 5 or 6 hours of use. Not a fuss that reviewers of other screen protectors seem to mention. Overall - I am very satisfied with this product. Can't comment on the durability or tip wear yet, but if that's an issue I'll update this review. I paid full price for this product and this review is my personal, honest opinion of the product. Sorry if this is too long, but I wanted to know before I bought it.