📱 Homagical Paper-Finish iPad Air 4 (10.9 inch, 2020)/ iPad Pro 11 All Models, Matte PET Paperfeel Film Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11/iPad Air 10.9, Works with Apple Pencil Review

This is my first iPad since the iPad 2 so I wanted something to put on my iPad Pro. I've seen several screen protectors that look like paper so I gave this one a try. Everything went pretty smoothly, the documentation was easy to follow and an alcohol wipe, screen cleaning wipe and bubble remover (actually just a bit thick cardboard) was included. That. I've been using it for a few days now and love how it feels with my Apple Pencil and it does a great job of reducing glare and removing…

One of the best papers like iPad screen protector. Feels real paper like2. The screen does get a little darker, but I mainly use it for taking notes at uni, which doesn't bother me much3. Easy to install (like other screen protectors) 4. Not thick at all (not even as thick as other screen protectors; zagg) 5. They back their product with a 1-year warranty. Disadvantages (personal opinion). The main downside can be thinning or scratching the pencil tip, but if you want the screen to feel like…

I usually buy screen protectors in packs of two in case I mess up the first install. I decided on this one based on the reviews but was a bit frustrated because as soon as I opened it up I found that it has a crease in the top left which essentially creates a permanent bubble. However, I chose to install it. The installation itself wasn't too difficult, but the push tool didn't do much to remove the bubbles. I've had the best results popping the bubbles with my fingertips. Adhesion to the…

Well I'm a student and now that everything is available online I bought an iPad to organize and simplify my extensive note taking and as we all know, Writing on glass isn't the same as a traditional pencil and paper, so I ordered a cheaper paper version to help with my handwriting and just for the general writing experience. I've gotten used to writing with glass over the past few days, so I didn't care if it worked or not when it was delivered, but I gave it a try anyway. And this is serious…

I recently got a new iPad Pro 11 inch and an Apple Pencil the 2 was very slippery and doesn't feel like paper when writing Also, it's a fingerprint magnet and quite a bit of glare when the iPad is used in a brightly lit room or in natural lighting conditions. It was clear that I needed a solution to deal with these issues in the future. After careful research I bought a Paperlike screen protector. Despite the very low price, I had high hopes for this product. I can safely say that my…

This protection definitely improves the drawing experience on the iPad. I think it's a reasonable price although it only comes with one tread which is a bit lame. I hope this lasts, although I really wouldn't mind buying a replacement. Sticks like any other protection, comes with a card squeegee, placement stickers, dust-collecting glue, a damp cloth and a small piece of cloth to dry. You may want to scrape off the remaining glue from the blue backing before painting, it felt a bit waxy at…

So this screen protector has a little anti-glare and it feels like you are writing on paper. But for me, those are its only assets. Why don't I like it? let me count the ways First, the iPad Air 4 is very difficult to install. The iPad Pro has a slightly larger screen than the Air 4 (11-inch vs. 10.9-inch), so it might be a bit easier on the Pro. But on Air 4 there is absolutely no room for error. After installation, there should be a small gap of at least 1/16 inch around the edges to ensure a