bersem2 PACK Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11 inch (2022/2021/2020/2018 Models) / iPad Air 5th / 4th Generation (10.9 inch), Matte PET Film for Drawing, Anti-Glare, Easy Installation

The media could not be loaded. *Update*After a few days of use, the screen ended up a bit scratched BUT it’s because I was using a metal tip on my pencil. I’m still leaving the 5 stars because I haven’t noticed any scratches since switching back to the plastic tip. I would just keep that in mind if you frequently use the metal tips. *End of Update**Original Review Below*I was searching for a screen protector that also had a paper like feel to it but misunderstood that this product DOES NOT double as a screen protector. However, it works for my current needs so I’m going to keep it.Installation was easy, as I followed along with the installation video and placed it fit perfectly onto my iPad. I was very impressed with the additional items that were provided to ensure there would be no bubbles when adhering the screen.There’s enough texture on the screen to make the writing experience feel similar to writing on paper. I tested different Apple Pencil tips and they all responded well when writing on the screen.Not a con for me, but maybe for others, the texture causes the screen to appear matte. But it does help with reducing glare.TLDR: I’m keeping the product, even though it’s not exactly what I wanted. It makes writing on the iPad more enjoyable and seems to be a great deal for the price.

This paper-feel screen protector is a solid alternative to more expensive options. It provides a textured surface that’s perfect for writing or drawing, and it feels similar to paper, which I really like. As expected, it does add some noise to the display, but it’s not a major issue. The protector fits well and works just like higher-priced versions, offering good durability and scratch resistance. Overall, it’s a great value for anyone looking for the paper-like feel without spending a lot. Highly recommend!

SO... I very strongly dislike screen protectors for about 30 million different reasons (bubbles, glare, where they actually end on your screen therefore leaving you with a weird little "border", etc.) and really tend to not have them on any of my devices (outside of my kindle oasis because the eink screen bothers me with like scratches and whatnot). I have an older ipad air that doesnt get much use because I really am picky but I have it for handwriting notes since I cannot really use regular pen and pencil for long (I have cubital tunnel syndrome and had a nerve release but had enough nerve damage that the muscle loss has been hard to come back from and long story short I phsycially cannot hold a pencil for longer than 10 minutes at a time before my hand/elbow wont let me) so I use my ipad to not have to type EVERYTHING out:It took a very reasonable time to get everything lined up and my screen clean and I plopped it down. The air bubbles work out SUPER easy if there really are any. Slow, precise movements towards the edge of the screen and you can work them out without a problem. The texture of this screen protector totally makes it feel A LOT more paperlike (or my experience with tablets you can write on is with the kindle oasis and it feels really pleasantly similar). It really doesn't hold onto fingerprints and the glare reduction is FANTASTIC! I know this may be a product youd find if your more of an artist but honestly if youre picky like me and have goals of glare reduction, fingerprint reduction, paper-esque feel, or anything like that, I'd say absolutely try these! They were reasonably priced and came with two and I don't plan on taking this one off!

I'll get straight to the point here, this protector is so close to being a 5 out of 5, but it has one major drawback. To give credit where it's due, the product does do exactly what it says it will. It is meant to feel like paper, in particular when you write, and it does just that. However, this screen protector has such an abrasive texture that it will literally eat away at your apple or third party iPad stylus tips as you can tell on the photos. The screen protector acts almost like a cheese grater and it will leave slight shavings/residue of the tips on the screen during use.I only had the screen protector on my iPad for 5 days before my pen's tip was completely gone. 4 days consisted of light testing for about 15-30 minutes since I had just bought this iPad a day prior to ordering this protector so I was testing out the GoodNotes app. There wasn't any heavy use until day 5 when I worked on a digital marketing course I'm in for a little over 3 hours that day. At the end of that one session, the screen protector shaved my pen's tip down to the point where the hardware of the pen was visible and exposed. Keep in mind, this was with me not applying any harsh pressure while writing. I had to order a different protector due to this issue.As far as glare goes, there still is SOME but to be honest I don't believe there really is anything out there that will have ZERO glare. It also does still catch some fingerprints. Now, because it's a paper feel protector and it's textured, this will change the perception of your screen quality compared to when you look at your screen without it, but again that goes for pretty much any matte/paper feel screen protectors as well.To end this review here, I actually LOVED this screen protector and the way it felt when writing on my iPad. I wish I hadn't had to replace it. The closest thing I can compare it to are the Paperlike screen protectors but for a much lower price and these are still high quality. With that being said, if all you care about is having a screen protector that feels as close as possible to writing on paper AND you DON'T care to replace your stylus tips every week, then this product is perfect for you. If not, I would recommend going for the Supershieldz Anti-Glare (Matte) Screen Protector on Amazon, which is the replacement I personally bought, and visibly it looks just the same on the iPad (the screen quality is slightly better though), the writing is just as comfortable and does feel a little like writing on paper, AND most importantly, it doesn't eat away at your pen's tips.I know this was a long review and it's my first as well, but I wanted to bring some awareness to this matter so I hope it helps!