bersem2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Pro 12.9 Inch (2022 & 2021 & 2020 & 2018), iPad Pro 12.9 6th / 5th / 4th / 3rd Generation Matte PET Film for Drawing, Anti-GlareClimatePartner certified

## Double the Protection, Double the Feel: A Review of the 2-Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad Pro 12.9 InchIf you're an iPad Pro 12.9 user who loves the feel of writing on paper but wants the convenience of a digital device, then the 2-Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector is a perfect solution! Here's why I recommend it:**Value and Convenience:*** **Two-Pack:** Having two screen protectors in a pack provides a great value. If you mess up the installation on the first one, you have a backup, or you can keep a fresh protector on hand for later.* **Paper-like Feel:** This screen protector mimics the texture of paper, providing a satisfying resistance to your Apple Pencil that makes writing and drawing feel more natural. This can be a big improvement over the slick glass surface of the iPad.**Protection and Clarity:*** **Scratch Protection:** A good paperfeel screen protector should help safeguard your iPad screen from scratches and dings caused by everyday use.* **Reduced Glare:** Many paperfeel protectors also have an anti-glare coating that can help reduce glare and reflections on your screen, making it easier to see in bright light.* **Maintains Clarity:** While the paperfeel texture provides a slight screen matte finish, a good quality protector shouldn't significantly reduce the sharpness or clarity of the iPad's display.**A few things to consider:*** **Installation Difficulty:** Installing screen protectors can be tricky, and some paperfeel protectors may be more difficult to install bubble-free than regular screen protectors. Reading reviews and watching installation tutorials can help.* **Reduced Pencil Tip Life:** The increased friction of the paperfeel texture may cause your Apple Pencil tip to wear out slightly faster than with a regular screen protector.**Overall:**The 2-Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad Pro 12.9 Inch is a great option for artists, note-takers, and anyone who wants a more natural writing experience on their iPad. The two-pack provides a great value, and the paperfeel texture can significantly improve the feel of using an Apple Pencil. Just be aware of the potential installation challenges and slightly increased Apple Pencil tip wear.

Ease of application:Tutorial very helpful, they has kits to support the installation.Screen protection:Good screen protector. I really love itFit:Fit with my writing style. Feeling like I am writing on a paper.

Not sure how well it will protect my screen but I am very careful with my iPad. It does make it feel more like paper to write and reduces glare when reading on it. Has a few bubbles but can only see them when the screen is off. It’s very thin. Overall the quality is great for the price of 2!

Smooth paper like feel. Easy to install but still bubbly after application.

Good price- easy install

I recently received my fourth order of this item, and figured I should update my review accordingly. For context, I primarily use my iPad for digital art.Pros:- Great value for the price. I usually find that one of them lasts me for about a month, depending on how often I draw, so I order every two months or so.- Feels the most similar to paper from those that I’ve tried. If you’ve ever used Vine Charcoal on a textured paper (such as mixed media or watercolor), it feels very similar to that.- I don’t find that it impacts the quality of my iPad’s display in any meaningful way- Does not show off a ton of scratches, even if you do accidentally scratch the screen protector. They might appear very visible at first, but I don’t notice them after a little while.I did give this item five stars and I stand by that, but I do still find there are some things a potential buyer might want to know.Cons:- Will *destroy* Apple Pencil tips. I use the off-brand ones with metal tips, and these screen protectors still eat through them quite quickly. Don’t even bother with the traditional plastic tips.- Installation is kind of convoluted. I’ve put on six of them and don’t find it difficult anymore, but it was definitely a very “involved” process when I first put one on. I do recommend following the steps for a good installation.- The texture of the screen protector is very noticeable when using your fingers on the screen, especially right after replacing the screen protector. If you have sensory issues, this product may trigger those.Overall, I really like this screen protector and I will continue to order it! I’ve tried a few, and this is my favorite of the bunch.

I have an Ipad Pro 12.9 6th generation and do a lot of note taking. I had a regular screen protector and my writing was sloppy the apple pencil slid all around. I ordered this screen protector and for writing I like it. It does flatten or mute the brightness/luminosity of the screen though. There is definitely a texture so if you use a screen wipe you have to be careful or the wipe will flake a little. I haven't seen ant degradation in my pencil tip yet but I am watching. I do really like it and it did help my writing a lot. At first I was a little skeptical but I am good now with it. I guess its one of those things that the user has to decide if they like it.

Not impressed thus far. Written directions for installing the screen protector were sorely lacking. The video tutorial was even worse. It moves through the steps so quickly you can’t even read the text and there is no oral direction. Had I not installed Paperlike screen protectors in the past, I’d have been lost. In fact, the Paperlike tutorial would probably be a better bet to get you through installing this one.I’ll admit that I’m not great at applying screen protectors but I’ve never had so many bubbles as with this one. They seem to be harder to move towards the edges. After removing the protective film, I noticed more bubble and tried to use a softer, fabric covered squeegee to get them out and it left marks on the screen.It has a rougher feel than Paperlike. I haven’t done much drawing with it yet but I’m thinking I should have shelled out the bigger bucks for the real deal. This knockoff does not compare.