Review on 📱 SPARIN [2 Pack] Papersmooth Matte Screen Protector for iPad Air 4 (10.9 Inch) - Compatible with Apple Pencil, No Glare, High Sensitivity by Knate Scarpelli

When I first used this product I found it strange. but now I totally think it's worth it compared to writing on regular glass. TEXTURE: The texture is not very smooth as expected. However, it doesn't feel like grainy sandpaper. it's right on the sweet spot. With an apple pencil, in all my experiences, it has a nice texture and a 100% response. My finger on the protective film had some glitches, but I would still say it was >95% responsive to my fingers (it mostly happened on my left index finger because I play guitar and my left fingertips are calloused). THICKNESS: The protective film isn't thick either. it is also case compatible and works with my zagg pro key case for ipad air 4. COLOR: slightly different color. The fact that there is a protective film on the screen is particularly noticeable from the huge white areas on the screen (looks like sand, but it didn't take long to get used to), like all other colors it looked the same. The same applies to me when it was straight glass was. MATTE/GLOSS: I found this to be a really matte screen protector that doesn't pick up fingerprints or dust. However, the glare is a bit stronger than we'd like. It's not as bad as the plastic screen protectors that come with the Otter Box screen protector, but it's also not as good as the anti-glare coating on the iPad screen itself. When I rate the glare on a scale of one to ten (1 being the lowest and 10 the highest), the ipad screen itself would get a 2, the Sparin screen protector a 3-4, and the plastic screen protector from the Otter Box protective case (formerly owned by me) would get an 8 USE: This product is easy to use. no problem if you use all the tools/cleaners provided. However, there were no instructions for use. WARRANTY: Don't forget to sign up for a lifetime warranty! Overall I would rate the product a 9/10 as writing on the iPad is much more natural now. I'll admit it took a little getting used to, but I'll say it's worth it, even if you wear out the Apple Pencil tips prematurely. I deduct one point for the problem with the glare ;(