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 Melvin Goerge

I only bought this product because it claims to be as easy to write on paper as the first generation Apple Pencil. My conclusion: Whether it feels like writing on paper is a subjective opinion. I wrote on some papers that I didn't want to write on paper. Be that as it may, writing on this protective film is a pleasure. There is a difference in use compared to Ice Rink, Apple's native screen, as well as many other screen protectors. There is a tiny pin on the surface, which can hold the pencil exactly as much as possible, just like real paper. The surface enhancement also significantly, if not completely, reduces screen glare. The Apple Pencil is amazing technology, but I didn't really enjoy using it until I started using the Paperfeel screen protector. This is a whole new experience. There is a downside, but I'm willing to take all the blame for it. I absolutely hate putting screen protectors on my devices. This defender is no exception. As hard as it is to believe, my home isn't as sterile as NASA's lab, and once again I've managed to petrify stray dust particles, crumbs, cat hair, and air bubbles between the iPad's screen and the back of the screen protector. However, Homagical cannot be accused of being born with 10 thumbs and no mechanical skills. I really like the product. UPDATE (after a week): Although I managed to catch any debris underneath the screen protector when I installed it, I like it more than ever. This time it's because of the unique "feel" you get when you tap and tilt the iPad's screen in hilarious ways. It's hard to describe, but the feeling is much better than normal glass. Additionally, there is no loss of detail or quality when the protector is installed. If it weren't for the fact that there is now virtually no glare, I wouldn't even know it was installed in the first place.