Review on BERSEM Protector Texture Reflection Installation by Walter Harmon

I'm an artist, so I was specifically looking for a screen protector that felt like paper but didn't want to pay more than $50. for a defender I can mess up the setup. That's why I preferred BERSEM to PaperLike - their videos are fantastic. This is the first time I've been able to fit a bubble and lint free screen protector underneath on the first try. Seriously, check out the video. And it's really like drawing on paper. I use Procreate and this screen protector doesn't have the pressure sensitivity issues of the 1st generation Apple Pencil. You can definitely feel the graininess - and while that may mean the stylus will wear out faster in the future, it's a trade-off for the tactile feedback it gives me while drawing and sketching. intuitive. I remember information much more easily and I really think the tactile feedback that makes me feel like I'm flipping real cards helps with that. Yes, it gives a "frozen" look to the screen. But then again, this is a trade-off and most artists don't worry about that. If you're using an iPad Pro, it will definitely be more noticeable due to the color impact, but I have an early 2018 9.7-inch iPad and I haven't lost much. The only suggestion I have for BERSEM is to make a screen protector that completely covers the home button instead of just bypassing it, and for those who are fluent in English to proofread their stuff - some of it is due to the Difficult to understand language barrier.