ESR2 Pack Paper-Feel Screen Protector for iPad Air 11 Inch M3/M2 (7th/6th Generation, 2025/2024), Write and Draw Like on Paper, Scratch Protection with Easy Application Tray, Thin and ResponsiveCarbonfree Certified

Edit #2: Two years later, I thought I would come back with an update and change my rating from 4 to 5 stars. I have tried a couple of other screen protectors during this time but I keep coming back to this one because it easily makes for the best drawing experience. I find that it offers just the right amount of resistance while still feeling smooth and pleasant to the touch; the way it reflects light diffusely is pretty great, the light noise is negligible, and the pencil tip wear could honestly be worse. I'd be super happy to continue buying these.*Edit #1: It's been a while, and I personally remain a fan. I love drawing on it! The installation process is much more comfortable than I initially thought (have not messed up since). It keeps the iPad screen safe from scratches. However, it wears down a pen tip in about two months (though, admittedly, I draw quite heavily); the pen does leave traces on it; and as the metal inside the tip gets exposed that can in turn scratch the protector - so, ultimately, I feel like they both end up needing to be replaced for best results. I have not tried other paper-like protectors to compare, but I would recommend this to someone looking for a traditional feeling and the ability to draw precisely - with the caveat that it might become a recurring expense (or lead to one in the form of pen tips). I stand by my initial piece of advice, which is to try it out first, if possible, and see whether the drawing experience makes it worth it for you.*Let me start by saying that I am paranoid about the safety of my high tech items, so the first thing I did after buying an iPad was install a durable tempered glass screen protector. And, hey, I felt safe - but, boy, was it a pain to draw on (virtually impossible to get a straight line). When I finally decided to make the switch to a matte paper-like protector, I was hesitant because they're simply not as resistant; but right now I would not go back for the world.So, the ESR protector - I love it, and the feeling of drawing on it is incomparable (it really does give a very traditional vibe). The display grain is kept to a minimum, so I wouldn't say it significantly impacts other uses of the tablet; but I would primarily recommend it for people who use the pen a lot for writing and/or drawing. I found the installation a bit of a hassle and found myself having to apply the second screen in the package right off the bat, but I think it can be done more smoothly. Regarding wear and tear, I have read that paper-like protectors have a bad impact on pen tips - so I adjusted the pressure curve to something more sensitive and everything seems fine so far. The screen protector itself might have to be replaced every few months, though, as I think it does scratch - but, honestly, I'm completely fine with that given that it's made my experience so much better.My advice for artists out there - if you're unsure, find a friend who has one, try it out, and see how you feel. The change was quite dramatic for me, which makes it entirely worth it.

I normally purchase the branded paper ‘like’ protector which are great but for what they are, are very pricey.I have tried really cheap versions which give you the scratchy noise but affect your screens quality.This one has got it just right. The noise, screen still looks great when applied and is a decent price.I highly recommend.A+

Product arrived earlier than expected which was good. Installation was good, had a few tiny bubbles but I can live with them.iPad felt strange after installing the screen protector but it works great with the pencil, no skipping across the screen, very positive feeling.

Easy to apply compared to some screen protectors as you get a reusable cradle. This is a film so probably not as protective as some. The paper feel and anti-reflective finish work well, even with the pencil.

Having just purchased a new 11 inch, iPad Pro and an Apple pro pencil, I wanted to fit a screen protector. This screen protector initially looks good, the included tray to place your iPad in is a well thought out design as are the screen protectors but, I couldn’t get a completely bubble free fit despite my best efforts. I did read the reviews before purchasing and did see one review where they had posted photos of the screen protector with numerous bubbles. I thought this might just be an isolated incident by someone who was a bit too heavy handed but, despite taking my time I could get these screen protectors to fit bubble free so, it was a complete waste of money. I have seen other screen protectors on Amazon that are more expensive but, I’m not inclined to spend three times as much and take the chance that they are just as bad. In fairness, maybe I was just unlucky but I am not alone so, I won’t bother with any more screen protectors.

Initially I was so skeptical, but this is perfect as what I was looking for. Medium rough (not that harsh to pencil), not that thick, very reponsive touch, provides appropiate matte effect without disturbing the color accuracy of th÷ screen. Also it was pefect fit for my Ipad Air m3 11 inch model. I recommend to go with this if you are looking for a paperlike screen for your ipad.

Scanned the we code but didn’t take me to a video. Went ahead anyway and ended out chucking first protector in the bin.Installed the second one and it worked out well. Matte screen is nice. Not as clear as without obviously but really nice to write on.Huge amount of waste plastic and paper for what it is. Have been using esr products for years and always tell people about them.This is the first time I’m not really pleased with the product. It’s ok but all the packaging is crazy and the qr code didn’t take me to a video. Meaning first one was used as practiceUPDATE: ESR contacted me and refunded. Excellent customer service from a company that makes excellent products.