Premium Japanese-Made Paper Texture Screen Protector for Surface Pro 6/5/4 - Stylus Pen Compatible, Matte, Anti Glare, Scratch Resistant - High Quality [1 Pack] Review

I originally bought this to write on the surface, more like writing on paper. But alas, it's more like writing on coarse sandpaper. Sensitivity for both the touchscreen and stylus decreased significantly, and I found it very frustrating when I had to take notes faster in class. If you're buying this primarily for protection and anti-glare, I highly recommend it. While the price is more expensive than other brands, it certainly does the job. Oh, and installation was easy. I appreciate the large…

Once installed, the screen is very good. I prefer a matte finish and I like less glare. The problem I found was getting rid of the bubbles first. You need to remove all dust particles, so remember to send another cleaner first because dust isolation and then cellophane tape may take a while. What I noticed on my Surface Pro 4 is that the stylus sometimes skips drawing. Sensory sensitivity also decreased dramatically. I use the keyboard and mouse most of the time, but it's nice to be able to use

I bought a paper texture screen protector for my Surface Pro 4. The screen protector is great and gives a paper texture feel when drawing. Since installing the screen protector, I've only noticed 3 flaws. 1. I had to remove the protective case I had on my Surface Pro because it folded the ends of the protective film. 2. The touch screen lost some sensitivity at first, but after about a week the sensitivity returned to normal.3. The texture of the paper erases the pen tips very quickly. I've had

Well first of all it's very easy to apply and with a bit of precision and patience you get a pretty nice bubble free finish. It's a nice matte texture. The colors are nice and correct (I'm not a designer so this is definitely normal for the average user) The touchscreen works well, no problems in use. I won't lie, it's definitely not paper. It's definitely a better drawing and writing experience than without it. But it seems you're writing on rough plastic, not paper. It's a good deal for this…

The plastic screen protector is much stronger and thicker than I thought which is normal, but it seems to reduce touch and stylus sensitivity, if only slightly (pen pressure sensitivity suffers more than touch, which is to be expected). Installation was straightforward, but a bit confusing, mostly because of the full-screen dust shield that you're supposed to attach first. I understand and appreciate the point of using it, but if you're doing the installation yourself, it's best to put the dust