📱 BERSEM Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad Mini 5/4 - Enhanced Film for Pencil Compatibility, Anti-Glare, and Easy Installation Kit Review

I bought the exact same product for my new iPad Air and I love it. Enough roughness and full anti-reflective coating. DO NOT like this product. It's just an anti-reflective coating and it's pretty slippery. Not a fan. In addition, the application was much more difficult. Look elsewhere for real paper protection. I don't understand how a company sells two identical products and one of them is so different.

I've put so many screen protectors on tablets and cellphones. It was probably one of the most difficult to apply. And the last protrusion to remove in the top right corner is very difficult to remove to the point where it lifts the screen protector again leaving a piece of sticky paper on the screen protector. I won't do it again.

I was a bit skeptical about the product at first because I've never bought a screen protector for more than 10 euros, but it was worth it. I like to take notes, read and draw on a tablet; and my tempered glass screen protector just wasn't enough. It was too slippery so I searched the internet for a better screen protector for better grip. I found a "paper" brand but I didn't want to buy a $32 matte screen protector. After finding this and reading the reviews I gave it a try. With Prime it…

I got this protection after reading that it really helps to get used to digital painting. The screen protector really feels like paper when I put my ApplePencil on it, so that in itself is a huge imo. The screen protector was easy to apply and there were no bubbles between it and the screen. The anti-reflective coating is particularly nice outdoors or in bright room light. But what I love most is that THERE ARE NO MORE FINGERPRINTS ON MY SCREEN! That's great. I can finger paint all day and the…

The screen protector was easy to apply! I haven't had any problems with blisters either! I liked that it brought an anti-clutch to help! Aside from that, this protector doesn't really feel like paper. Feels rather matte. Definitely good for glare control, but that's about it. Also helps with fingerprints, but after 14 minutes of use there were a lot of fingerprints. As I said, this is more of an anti-glare screen protector than paper at all. I used it with my Apple Pencil and had almost no…

These screen protectors have a paper feel and a matte finish. There are no instructions in English, only pictures and instructions in Chinese. The application was a bit stressful, but I made it. I have "Youtube" other screen protectors for the instructions for use and this helped. Don't rush to use it. I actually sweated from seeing air bubbles, but I was able to push them over the edge with the tool provided. If you're a pro with a screen protector installer, this isn't a problem, but this was

They are NOT very easy to apply but if you make it successful it will be great. The touch response is still amazing. The feel is even better in my opinion, and it has an easy grip when you need it, but your finger, fancy Apple Pen or Logitech Crayon can still glide smoothly across the screen. They have become a new "must have” for me. Do they offer protection? Yes, of course, but it's mostly anti-scratch. Anyone with an iPad also knows how annoyingly messy it can get, and this fixes that to a…