Review on 📱 ELECOM Paper-Feel Screen Protector: Ultimate Drawing Experience with Anti-Glare, Scratch-Resistant & Bubble-Free Design - Compatible with 12.9" iPad/iPad Pro 2015/2017 by George Mack

In my opinion, this is the best iPad screen protector for artists and writers. I've been using the Paperlike brand for about a year now and still haven't felt the drive I usually get when drawing on real paper. I love the feel of elecom on my iPad Pro 12.9 (2017). Not only on my Apple Pencil, but also on my fingers. Color noise is definitely better here than on Paperlike. I had no trouble installing it, although I've seen how difficult it can be for others. I'd recommend using the Paperlike installation process, but this may require you to cut an extra edge of clear plastic that needs to be removed first so you can seal the left edge, preferably with painter's tape. Once you've done that, just use your regular liquid glasses cleaner on the screen, wipe it down with the screen cleaner, then I used a long piece of magic tape to remove any dust or lint that got on the screen. When you're done, lift the clear side of the screen protector away from the side with the tape to reduce the amount of lint on the screen. To do this, I recommend watching a video on how to install Paperlike. Once you put the screen protector on, you will find that bubbles appear. no panic! Keep calm and use the included "mop" but wrap it with the provided cloth before use so it slides over the blue film more easily and doesn't scratch it. Or you can find a large fabric as the one that comes with the kit is very small. You can then carefully remove the blue foil. Look for smaller bubbles and use a cloth and squeegee to gently remove them in the same manner. Trust me folks if you are an artist and you take notes you need to buy this. For some reason, even with the extra "tooth", it has less color noise, which amazes me. There will still be some, but it's not as bad as Paperlike and you'll definitely love the added texture. Enjoy!