🖊️ Pencil-Feel Screen Protector for Drawing | Anti-Glare, Scratch-Resistant, Bubble-Free | Compatible with 12.9" iPad Pro 2018/2020 (TB-A18LFLAPL-W) Review

Definitely one of the best products in the line of paper screen protectors. Applying the protective film wasn't difficult, but I still didn't manage to get rid of all the bubbles and they didn't dissipate over time as some reviews say. The anti-reflective coating is very good, but I haven't noticed any noticeable increase in paper resistance, and that's my biggest complaint. Obviously you sacrifice some image quality when using this type of screen protector on the gorgeous displays of today's…

I was afraid to stick a huge 12.9-inch film on the canvas, but it turned out to be much easier than I expected. The price is a bit expensive but the quality of the product was way better than I thought. The foil gives the feeling of real paper when drawing with an apple pencil. In fact, I never expected film to look so much like real paper. So 6/5 for the quality of the product. A word of warning to people who won't be using the Apple Pencil that often: handling the iPad on a paper-like sheet…

Now we have to admit that this protector was great. There was a little bit of distortion, which is totally normal because it's matte, but the texture felt like paper or almost identical. However, the main disadvantage of this product is the installation. I'm by no means a pro at installing screen protectors, but the accessories that came to install were terrible. In addition, the application process itself was very clumsy and not very intuitive, creating many bubbles that did not go away after…

I searched for this on Reddit and here is my comment. Highly NOT recommended if you don't have it handy. When I open the packaging there was a print on the foil as you can see in the picture. But I just gave it a try because I don't want to waste time sending the package back🤮 To be honest, Paperfeel is MUCH easier than Elecom. Paperfeel has two films, Elecome doesn't. 2nd, but Elecom only on one side, only 1st. Luckily I'm a bit accommodating as I'm very good at making Lego for my kids 😀. So

There are no setup guides to help you install this on your tablet. Luckily I was able to adjust it on one side and slide the rest down on the tablet. I didn't have any air bubbles either. I'd say it's 1-2mm smaller than the screen, but it's fine if you want or have your iPad in a case. I could see someone trying to install this and quickly messing it up as you can only take it off once to adjust placement. I've been lucky. Although the quality is excellent. It's difficult to choose between a…

I'm an artist and illustrator and I draw on a variety of surfaces, traditional paper, digitally with a Wacom tablet and more recently an iPad Pro. I bought a 12.9 "Bond type" which I find to be the toothiest of the treads. This screen protector has been a fantastic experience so far - although I've drawn/drawn on my iPad without a screen protector and am able to do so, I've found that I have less control when trying to draw with a slow, light touch because of the stylus tends to slide a little…