📱 [2 PACK] Paperlike Screen Protector for iPad Air 4th Generation (10.9 inch, 2020) / iPad Pro 11 inch (2021, 2020, 2018 Model) - Matte Screen Protector for Drawing, Anti-Glare, Easy Installation Kit Review

This screen protector is the worst I've ever bought. It's grungy and grungy and doesn't feel like paper at all. At first I thought it was just my pencil that was worn out. But after buying a better and different brand, I realized that this is a screen protector. The sound of my pencil scratching this thing made me wince and I immediately ordered another one. Oh I wouldn't recommend that to anyone. If you don't want your pencil to wear out much faster, go ahead!

The best protective film for notes and sketches everrr! The texture is extremely realistic and creates a great grip on my apple pencil without causing unnecessary friction. I don't know how I drew without it, it really makes a big difference. It feels like I'm writing on premium cardstock paper, superb quality and easy installation have completely transformed my drawing experience. It takes a day or two to get used to, but once you get used to the feeling, you can't go without it.

Love this screen protector! Its installation tools are surprisingly reliable and in many ways better than some of the branded protectors! Not a speck of dust! And it's sooo beautiful. Like drawing paper! Like it better than PaperLike from my old iPad! As they say, my regular pencil wore out pretty quickly. But I'm pretty sure it's more due to the cheap build quality of the $20 knockoff pencil; The tips of the Apple logo pins are much larger and thicker. But the wear and tear of a pencil…

After purchasing the iPad Air 4, I received targeted advertisements for touch screen protectors and was dying to have them for my design work with Apple Pencil and ProCreate. This one is way cheaper than the ones I've advertised elsewhere and fits the bill perfectly! I had some lifting issues, but only when the part of the case that extends to the screen area shifted and shifted. It was very easy to adjust the rim and slide it back under the rim of the case with no issues. The texture is…

Installation instructions were ok but could have been better. The buffer pads they give you to place the iPad on leave marks on the screen... so step 3 should be step 1. Stick the stickers and then flip the iPad over to clear the screen...or you just have to clean the screen. again and the alcohol will evaporate in the pad... barely enough to use again after the stickers are applied. Alignment stickers are a good idea... work well enough, but the "2" sticker on the front of the film was covered

Overall great product. It's definitely a better drawing surface than protective glossy tempered glass and gives you better control over your lines. At first I thought it was a bit ponderous, but I guess it's just a matter of getting used to the tactile feel of the matte finish. Definitely worth it for someone who takes notes or draws on their iPad (I tested it with Procreate). The anti-glare coating works well and does not blur the screen or hurt your eyes like other similar screen protectors…

I have used tempered glass screen protectors on my iPhone and iPad for the last few years and have refrained from the "film" types due to some poor installation experiences. as the installation turned into a nightmare of dealing with more and more bubbles and dust particles. With the new iPad Air 4 and the Apple Pencil 2, I decided to give it another try because I'd rather write on paper than slide a pencil on tempered glass. It might actually be easier with our well thought out method of using