bersem 2 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

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!

Very easy to install. Followed the instructions and used the QR code to watch a video of the install process. Was able to get it perfect with no bubbles! Time will tell on how well it holds up, but initial use I am very happy. It eliminates the “slippery” glass screen feel while using the Apple Pencil. For now I don’t mind the matte screen finish. I got it mainly because I use GoodNotes for my daily planning and journaling and wanted the “paper like” feel while using the Apple Pencil. This product fit my budget over the other options.

Definitely adds texture to my iPad. I hated drawing on it, now I don't. Value for the money was fantastic compared to other brands. I had my son put it on my iPad and he did an amazaing job. He said application was what you would expect. Just take your time to make sure you remove the lint. I'm happy with it. It hasn't affected my iPad's touch sensitivity so I'm happy with my purchase.

I’ve had this installed for a couple of weeks now and I definitely have a lot of mixed feelings about it. I’ve drawn on smooth screens for over a decade so this was a hard switch.Pros:1. The texture feels nice and creates some friction, which can help with control. It’s not exactly like paper, maybe a little harder, but pretty close.2. I actually really enjoy the sound it makes. It’s not scratchy or particularly loud like chalkboard, and instead has a softer, more matte-like sound.3. It prevents (most) smudging and glares on the screen.4. It’s very cheap.Neutral: It does create more friction which can make drawing long, clean lines slightly more difficult and tiring. It doesn’t glide as smoothly but this difference is almost negligible.Cons:1. Like many others, I struggled with the application and ended up having to use both of the screen protectors provided in the pack. The adhesive isn’t as strong as regular screen protectors and the corners can be easily peeled off— which could be a pro if you don’t want to commit and you expect to peel it off again.2. It’s a tight fit. Almost too exact.3. Using a metal stylus nib on the screen, after about two weeks, it started to scratch the paperfeel screen. After that, it quickly got worse and worse like a domino effect and at this point I’d need to replace it. A plastic nib isn’t optimal either because it’ll get worn down very fast. It’s one or the other.4. The biggest turn off for me is the “grainy” overlay it gives your screen which is pretty noticeable. I like crystal-clear graphics so this is something I would have to push myself to get used to. It kind of looks like your screen is constantly wet or sweaty.Extra tip: if your iPad case comes over the corners, it’s probably going to push the screen protectors corners off. Also, Be VERY careful when applying this screen protector. If it’s even slightly off, it’ll peel and get messed up. I actually had to take a pair of scissors and cut one of the corners so it would fit and stop peeling, even after applying it as carefully as posssible.Overall: I’ve enjoyed the experience so far. It’s fun and gives me something more to look forward to every time I draw. However, I don’t know if I’ll keep it permanently.

En definitiva cumple su función y ayuda mucho a deshacerse de los reflejos de las luces solo ten en cuenta que este protector al igual que cualquier otro protector texturizado hace que la pantalla pierda un poco de su nitidez