Review on 📝 [2 Pack] Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad 6th Gen 9.7 inch - Write, Draw, and Sketch Like on Paper, Anti Glare with Easy Installation Kit - Compatible with iPad 9.7 & iPad Pro 9.7 by Marc Oner

If there's one thing I hate about applying a screen protector, it's the bubbles and hidden lint that gets trapped. I am by no means one of those who apply protective films well or even decently. But the instructions in this guide and the video provided made the app very easy to use. You can even see from the picture I added that I have no blisters at all! I was afraid that this product would also make the colors on the screen dull or even hard to see. Not so! The screen colors still look fantastic, they're only slightly dull. Now there are a few things that influence whether you want screen protectors like Mobdik's or Paperlike's, and that's the feel of the protector. They are a bit scratchy/rough with a texture you can feel. Unless you use your iPad for writing or drawing, I would say that this type of protection is not a good choice. Such protection mimics what should be felt when writing, and it is. The iPad has more friction with a protector than without a protector. It doesn't really disturb the sound of the pen hitting the screen (I didn't buy it for that reason), but if that's what you're looking for, a pen tip case is your best bet. Now there's a bit of a "grainy" situation with the protective case. It doesn't bother me and it's not that big of a deal, but I know some people don't like it. Even paper screen protectors do this to an extent, so it's unavoidable with this type of screen protector. That doesn't bother me either. Some like. Overall I like the product I bought. It arrived in good condition, was well packaged, no noticeable dents or cracks and I will definitely be buying it again once my second screen fails :)