BERSEMPaperfeel Glass Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Air 5th Generation / iPad Pro 11 inch (2022/2021/2020/2018 Models) / iPad Air 4th Generation (10.9 inch) with Alignment Tool, Bubbles Free

First, the QR code to the installation video is for a different product. Second, the protection screen is about 1.5 cm small for the 10.9 inch so that is bad. I t sat flush to 1 side with a big gap on the other side. Third, the small black squeegee only scratches the screen protector’s protector and would not do its job. After about 15 minutes of trying, I could not get the rainbow circles to move. Do not recommend unless it’s your only choice.

the product is very good, almost perfect, its installation is really simple, it comes with its manual and the video in its link, there is no loser at all, very satisfied.

This BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector is designed to work with the 11" iPad Pro or the 10.9" iPad Air. This BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector is constructed of tempered glass and polyethylene terephthalate. Installation of this BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector was painless thanks to the included guide that allows for a perfect installation every time.I used this BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector for close to two months on my 11" M1 iPad Pro. This BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector masterfully strikes a balance between functioning as a glass screen protector and a "paper-feel" screen as you get the thickness and screen protection of glass and the feel of paper as you move the Apple Pencil across the screen. I used this screen protector with Procreate, Illustrator, and other creative apps on iPad for my UX/UI design classes. This BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector allowed me to perform tasks that are better suited for a pen and paper interface while on my iPad and still offered the level of protection glass offers.What I liked most about this BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector was:- It worked perfectly with the Apple Pencil for sketching, drawing, writing, and the like- Perfect installation was achievable thanks to the included guide- Offered the same level of defense as a glass screen protectorWhat I liked least about this BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector was:- The thickness of this protector meant I could no longer use some of my favorite protective cases- The paper feel protector smudges and lessens the quality of the displayOverall, if you have been wanting to experience a paper feel writing experience on your iPad Air/Pro but did not want to compromise on protection then this BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector was made with you in mind. This BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector straddles the fence so well I often find myself wondering if this thing is real. However, it appears to be just that. A glass screen protector coated with a substance that gives the feel and friction of paper. Sadly, this combination inherits both of the major drawbacks of both glass and paper feel screen protectors in that some of the more protective cases for my iPad Pro lift the edges of the screen protector. I also find the substance that gives a paper feel to the surface of my display dulls the display and shows residue that doesn't seem to wipe away. That said, the demands of my workflow necessitate having a paper feel screen. Since I am unwilling to compromise on screen protection this BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector is the best option currently available to deliver both things I currently need. While this BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector has some drawbacks the pros far outweigh the cons and this screen protector will remain on my iPad Pro until another product bests this BERSEM Paperfeel Glass Screen Protector. 4.0 out of 5.0

This screen protector for my new iPad Air (5th gen 2022) is different from any other screen protector I’ve used.This is one of the “paper feel” screen protectors, and I chose this one specifically because I have been doing more drawing and I wanted a screen protector that would feel authentic to paper while drawing in apps such as ProCreate on my iPad.First off, the feel: the screen protector does provide a decently “paper” feel to things, although it probably is on the rough side for sketch paper. This has more of the feel of watercolor paper than even a sketch pad. It’s one of the more authentic “paper feel” protectors I’ve come across though. This is a definite positive for drawing, but it is a slight negative for things such as reading in Kindle since page swiping is a bit more difficult on the rougher screen texture. That’s the trade off that you accept though when you go for this type of screen!The second thing I want to mention though is that the paper feel protector does provide some really awesome features beyond the paper feel. For example, it lends a more matte finish to your screen, which I love. I haven’t noticed any dimming of the colors of my screen at all.I personally was NOT a fan of the frame application method, but I don’t like the application frames in general. I did find this particular frame applicator to be much, much easier than others I have tried, primarily because this one had the screen protector already entirely mounted and ready to go inside the frame. Directions were very easy to follow and application was SO simple. I only had a couple stubborn bubbles to push out with the included squeegee. The center sticker did leave nasty residue, so I was forced to remove the second screen layer before pushing those bubbles out because it was impossible to pass the squeegee over the screen effectively with the sticky residue on there.The final result was quite nice though, and I definitely approve. Five stars for this screen protector, and I definitely highly recommend this one. If you are searching for a paper feel protector, this is the one to get!

Ok. I now really like this screen protector but it was a pain to apply. The fitting tray does not fit my iPad Pro 11 inch properly so first try was way off. Had to peel it off and do by hand, second time was better without the tray but still off. Third try was the charm and I was able to finally get it lined up properly. I give credit that it was no problem to lift off and reapply. Their were several bubbles that I could get not rid of (see photo) but they weren’t visible when the screen was on and they did finally go away after the second day. I really like the paper feel, it’s so nice to me compared to the usual glassy smooth feeling most screen protectors have. It does reduce glare and I suppose it might be making the screen look duller but in a way I like. It really feels and looks more like paper and like I am seeing the images on the screen in a new way. I haven’t drawn much as of yet but I like how the pencil feels on the surface. I read for the 12.9 inch version people had problems with pencil nibs wearing down quickly but I have not experienced that yet and I’m not sure if they were using the  pencil or some other brand. Overall I would recommend this screen protector, just do the application by hand and throw out the tray guide before you do it! (Maybe it fits better on other models?)