Review on 📱 Homagical Paper-Finish iPad Air 4 (10.9 inch, 2020)/ iPad Pro 11 All Models, Matte PET Paperfeel Film Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11/iPad Air 10.9, Works with Apple Pencil by Noe Spooner

So this screen protector has a little anti-glare and it feels like you are writing on paper. But for me, those are its only assets. Why don't I like it? let me count the ways First, the iPad Air 4 is very difficult to install. The iPad Pro has a slightly larger screen than the Air 4 (11-inch vs. 10.9-inch), so it might be a bit easier on the Pro. But on Air 4 there is absolutely no room for error. After installation, there should be a small gap of at least 1/16 inch around the edges to ensure a tight fit of the case. But for all practical purposes, this screen protector takes up the entire screen and is NOT suitable for a case. I have a ZUGU case and the edge of the case is hitting the protective film on 3 out of 4 sides causing blisters especially in the corners. My ZUGU case and this screen protector are definitely not compatible. And although the screen protector has an anti-glare coating, it reduces the clarity of the screen. You pay a lot of money to get a beautiful Retina display and then lose clarity and sharpness when you use this screen protector. And for what - so you can feel a little better with the Apple Pencil? And that's it, I just feel a little bit better. In fact, I'd rather use a pencil on the screen itself than with this protection. For me, writing on this protector is like writing on fine sandpaper. It even looks like fine sandpaper when you run your thumb over it. And in just a few days, I could see that the tip of the Apple Pencil doesn't last long if you use this screen protector regularly. Bottom line, I removed this protective film after 3 days and threw it in the trash. It was only $11 so it wasn't an expensive lesson but seriously. Save your money and enjoy the crisp, clear display you paid so dearly for. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend this screen protector to anyone.