Review on KCT [2 PACK] Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad 9/8/7 - Matte PET Paperfeel Film, Scratch Resistant, No Glare, Compatible with Apple Pencil by Jeff Keegan

Now I'm ultimately responsible for putting a protective film on my iPad, but I've never had such unnecessary, detailed, but obscure instructions on how to do it. I *really* think having three small pieces of tape to attach the screen protector to the iPad itself before removing and flattening the back is a good strategy, but for some reason both of my screen protectors were labeled and bent between them . Front and back, making it difficult to tell which side is the back and which is the actual screen protector. I ended up having to give up my first one because it ripped off the back of the front. It's all pretty confusing to put into words, but it really shouldn't have been confusing if the parts were labeled properly! I had good results on my second try and would have easily given this product 4-5 stars apart from the confusing application process. However, the texture doesn't quite feel like paper and feels more like a smooth satin/matte screen protector than I would expect from real paper (paper is rougher). Also, it doesn't really prevent fingerprints like I would expect from a matte/satin screen protector - I've seen better results on my phone. It's preferable to the usual old iPad glossy look, though. Overall I am a bit disappointed with this product. Both in terms of price and results. I intend to wear screen protectors on my devices for at least a year before changing them, but in that case I'll definitely look elsewhere when the time comes.