Review on [2-PACK] Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad Air 4th Gen (10.9 inch, 2020) /iPad Pro 11 inch (2021&2020&2018 Models) - Write and Draw on Paper, Anti-Glare Matte Surface with Easy Installation Kit by Mike Bucher

Before this screen protector I had an ESR screen protector. Which, to be honest, I really liked, but many digital artists have always talked about screen protectors that look like paper. This one seemed the most promising. Although the claim for anti-reflective coating is true with a very small thickness. Aside from the paper feel, I honestly thought I'd be interested in the anti-reflective coating. There are some problems with this screen protector. 1.) I'm sluggish, which is why every use of the Apple Pencil to draw made so much noise. While it claims it won't affect your "nib" or the tip of your pencil, I feel like I'm really damaging it even after using it for a few days as I tend to put a lot of pressure on mine exercise pencil. This is a big problem for me personally and why I understand this product is not working for me now. 2.) Although there is no glare, the screen resolution has changed significantly. If you're familiar with the "Noise" option in Procreate, it's now essentially about the appearance of the display. Grain can also be a good way of describing appearance. I'll attach a photo, although I'm not sure if it stands out in the photo as it does in real life. In the future, trying to judge the quality and appearance of your work is a major inconvenience. Why 3 stars? I think this product is definitely for everyone. The paper-feel idea sounds good, but in reality, paper-feel should be the least of your concerns when investing in a better screen protector. While I like the anti-reflective coating it's not a huge issue for me, but it's definitely a plus in this protector. Installation is also quite easy if you have installed screen protectors in the past. But I say for those who don't have experience, they might find it more difficult. Hope this rather long review helps!