Matte Screen Protector for iPad 10.2 Inch (2019, 2020 and 2021) - Paperlike (2 Pieces) for Optimized Drawing, Writing, and Note-taking Experience Review

It's not worth it for the price! I saw many YouTubers promoting this product so I was excited to try it! It hasn't even been a week and the paper seems to be falling out of the corners! Not to mention that there are still a lot of air bubbles after the installation video. For the high price and the fact that the Apple Pencil leaves scratches, that's not good. Disappointed with my purchase. I'll look for another alternative, I've seen a few on Revain with great reviews. Better try!

This is the second iPad I've used PaperLike on. I learned the first time and the second iPad was much easier - using tabs worked really well. Install the screen, tape one side, remove the protective film, clean the screen, remove the back protective film, attach the protective film. Also, I used quite a bit of spray when applying after cleaning the screen. which came with a screen protector for my phone. A small amount of liquid allowed us to make micro-corrections in the position of PaperLike.

I have previously ordered a screen protector for my S20 and the installation process was fantastic. I was expecting Paper to have something similar, especially since the price was a bit higher. Unfortunately their installation process sucks. I followed this letter and still the screen protector was not exactly centered. Since I'm using a case for my iPad, if the screen protector isn't centered, it will "pull up" meaning I had to manually cut the strips off the screen protector. It does not look

Paperlike is good but could be a lot better. After installation, many bubbles remain. Friction writing isn't as good as it should be. $39 gets you 2 covers, but $20 for 1 cover is just overpriced. I bought another screen cover for $12.00 and after 3 days there were no blisters, wire friction was much better.

I've been ordering for my iPad since I started making art projects in Procreate. The installation instructions were very good thanks to the video. It really pays to be careful where you connect it to your iPad. When I first did this I'm really not sure what I did wrong, but I had so many blisters that I couldn't get them out from under the protective film. I took it off and started on the second. At that time it worked perfectly. I only had a few small bubbles and was able to remove them…

Dislike of Paperlike for several reasons. When I paint on it, there are always small scratches. I'm also afraid he'll rub off the tip of my apple pencil. And the visibility or clarity is significantly reduced, making it difficult to draw precise details. I wish I had made that $40 investment. But I don't think I can return it now.

After using another cheaper version and my stylus tips getting worn out (about 1 a month) I decided to spend the extra money and try these based on other reviews. Screen clarity is better, but friction on the stylus isn't all that different from the glass screen. Since my iPad is primarily used as a digital note-taking device, I've found that the cheaper iPad allows me to write cleaner and clearer. I prefer to change my pen tips every month and write more clearly.