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

Well it was an absolute waste of money. Not only is it 2-3 times more expensive than other competing ones, but it is also said to be a lower quality screen protector that promises better installation instructions and tools (which it has) , the result was no better than the previous installation of the $7 screen protector, which created a bubble that couldn't be wiped off. Both sheets in my case also had slight warping that I didn't notice until after the installation had been hit by a lint or something from the surface of the back film which got caught between the screen protector and the glass when you took it off.It was in the middle of the display so I decided to try again but before I did I noticed that the top left one Side of the iPad doesn't fully adhere to the glass and only stays in place when pressed down, but n After a few minutes the glass "pops". Awesome The second one wasn't like the first, with a little air bubble I couldn't squeeze out. While he ended up having the same problem in the top left corner where the film was left on the glass, there seemed to be a slight warp where it was pulled up. It sat with the glass when I pushed it back in, but I can imagine it popping back out over time and eventually dust getting underneath preventing further adhesion. Anyway, for me the total waste of $30. :(Aside from my horrible installation experience, I can't rate or comment on how good the interface could have been. I'll admit I'm not the best at applying screen protectors, but I was really hoping it would be easier/different, I had high hopes for it.