2 Pack Mothca Matte Glass Screen Protector for iPad Pro 11 Inch (2022/2021/2020/2018) /iPad Air 5 (2022) & Air 4 (2020)10.9 Inch, Anti-Glare & Anti-Fingerprint HD Tempered Glass Shield, Smooth as SilkGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

just greeattttt. dinero down the drain sighhh

This screen protector is just as good as the nano texture finishing that Apple sells: for a huge upcharge. You need to get the 1 TB model +$100, for a grand total of $700. So you can think of that as a 35x markup over this. The only disadvantage is you need to be an expert at putting on glass screen protectors, but how many of these 2 packs do you need to buy before you reach $700? Lol

Once had a matte laptop screen - it was great. Now everything is reflective to make it look great in a dark room but I don't live in a cave!1. Matte is great for well lit rooms etc but It is not without a side affect: if light is just off angle from being a glare - matte can spread harsh glare reflection into a wider softer hot spot. I still prefer that to impossible to see beyond bright sun/light.2. While greatly reducing fingerprints when screen is lit up (as it is when viewing), the prints are there when screen is off. I play Wordle (sigh!) and you can see (to much less extent) where I tap the screen keyboard when screen turned off. Easy to wipe off and again preferred to naked screen prints galore!3. The feel of protector is really nice. Not quite paper-like, but less friction than naked glass. Fingers slide easier around screen but not in a bad way.4. Asked wife unit her opinion and she said "MEH".1 picture shows the glare where the camera is and how the matte diffuses it.Other shows that when no glare issues, the picture is unaffected and sharp!

As a construction superintendent, being able to utilize the iPad in all environments is key, and this matte screen protector provides this ability in direct sunlight. Previously, my screen protector merely acted like a mirror, leaving me hunting for elusive shade or hiking back to the site trailer. There is a slight trade off with the tactile feel of the screen, but I will happily trade a minute amount of friction for visibility any day! The price for the 2-pack was very reasonable, too. I expect I’ll buy more of these in the future, as these are meant to be a sacrificial protective strategy, but I now have a go-to for this, whereas previously it was whatever was handy and cheap. This one not only functions well, but looks upscale, too. I’ll not put a polished protector on again!

I really love this brand of matte screen protectors. To the point I attempt to get most of my devices screen protectors from this brand. I really love the finish and feel of the screen protector when I am drawing and it really helps when you have overhead lighting that would normally create reflections that would be very distracting. I appreciate how easy the installations are and how easy it is to clean the dust from under even if you did miss a spot. I am accident prone so that does affect how often I have to get screen protectors but so far it’s been only my protectors that have needed replacing and not the screen of the iPad itself. Even in instances when I have had the screen protector crack I don’t always immediately notice from the finish, it isn’t always easy to notice the crack from straight on when it diffuses just right. I have tried other brands that just have not felt as smooth as this brand does and I really think it replicates that pencil and paper feeling pretty well for a glass screen protector.

I was always kind of embarrassed writing my notes in class with a screen absolutely covered in visible fingerprints. It made me feel like my hands were dirty or something. I would frequently clean it with my sleeves and I did it SO often. I have no idea why I didn't get a screen protector like this sooner. The screen feels great, hides way more fingerprints, the image is soft in a kind and gentle way and still high quality (but worth noting if you want the screen to look super crisp and sharp). I see no downfalls to this product, just make sure to put on the screen protector horizontally with the alignment tool. It did not work very well when I tried it vertically. I have no complaints.

I bought a couple of different brands of iPad screen protectors to cover our array of devices for homeschooling. This one is my FAVORITE. It feels so smooth and silky but still has the anti glare and paper touch qualities to it. Another I got is unpleasantly rough to the fingertip, though maybe a better choice for younger kids as it’ll be even more resistant to fingerprints. This one can leave a trace of being touched but not badly and it wipes easily. I love the fit and feel. I have this protector on both a newer iPad Pro and an older iPad Pro. Only thing I can criticize is that I’d appreciate a guide frame for application. I used the frame that came with the other protector, but it wasn’t perfect. Still, this protector was forgiving enough that I was able to carefully pull it back up and realign for a perfect application. I recommend applying in a clean bathroom that’s been recently steamed to minimize risk of dusk under the screen by static.

The screen protector itself looks nice. My first image shows it. It's easy on the light reflections, side viewing, and resolution. Doesn't blur the image or grain the video as much.But, when it comes to writing and drawing with the apple pencil, the quality falls off, at least for me. Drawing diagonal lines, curves, circles, or any shape without auto-shaping comes out wobbling. But for some weird reason, in Procreate, drawing zoomed in on the canvas with/without stabilizing the wobbling isn't noticeable. But still, in any app, the wobbling is very noticeable and I wouldn't recommend this screen protector for artists. If you don't mind the pencil wobbling, then it's sort of decent for taking notes.