Review on 📱 BERSEM [2 Pack] Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad Air 3 / iPad Pro 10.5: Anti-Glare, Scratch Resistant, Paper-Like Film by Ronald Duguay

I loved drawing on the bare glass of the iPad, but my Apple Pencil didn't always slide easily on the glass (maybe because of the worn tip?). I installed this screen protector for the screen to see if the drawing process can be improved. So far I am very happy with my decision to try this product. The kit includes 2 screen protectors, 2 pieces of non-slip foam, lots of stickers to help position the screen protector and collect dust particles, a rag. Edge scraper, screen cleaning cloth (wet) and microfiber cloth. I recommend watching the installation video to confirm the written instructions on the box. Paper. Drawing on this surface was very responsive and enjoyable, and I didn't notice the Apple Pencil bouncing or sliding. Does a screen protector change the quality of photos and web pages? Yes, *very little* a little. This screen protector has grain or texture and will be noticeable when you first look at photos or webpages, but will fade over time. People interested in photo editing should consider a less textured finish for their iPad if 100 percent glass transparency is required. Has the screen protector affected a function of the iPad? Short answer: no. I've found that Procreate is sometimes unresponsive when I touch my finger on the screen, but it could be the app itself or something I'm doing that's giving me that experience. Easy to clean? Yes Are fingerprints visible? Regular swiping or tapping doesn't seem to leave a residue, but it's possible to leave dirty marks by rubbing your finger *with pressure* across this screen protector, but it's all easily removed with a screen cleaning cloth. I can recommend this product and would buy it again.