PaperlikeScreen Protector (2x) for iPad Pro 11" (2020/21/22) & iPad Air 10.9" 4th & 5th Generation for an authentic paper-feel

Really great product. I was sceptical at first as it is expensive. It has great fitting instructions and well presented. Does a great job of making the screen feel like paper . This has made my life much easier using the ipad pencil.excellent product would buy again.

I should've bought this sooner! I was using my apple pencil for over a year without a screen protector and noticed a few permanent scratches so I had to do something about it.After receiving this (very quick thanks to Amazon) installation was straight forward with a tutorial to help with the process. Please note that this will cause the screen to look a bit different, but not a huge deal I wouldn't imagine.Now let me get this straight, this does not feel exactly like paper, but it is "Paper-like" which lets you write more firmly without fear of damage and stops that annoying glass tapping sound - especially annoying when you're in a work meeting.Although one disappointing factor is how easily this has scratched, within about a week and a half of use, this has scratched quite a bit, as seen in the picture. However, there is a reason why these are easy and (relatively) cheaper to replace compared to the actual screen!

Updated to say the company reached out and their customer service is exceptional so I’ve updated my review to reflect thatThis is a great product to use with the Apple Pencil. Writing is so much smoother, and it really is like writing on paper so I absolutely cannot fault that part.The issue I have, which is the same with any screen protector, is the application process. I appreciate all of the stickers, wipes and cloths that they’ve included to make the process as smooth as possible, but it’s still too fiddly. Even with all of that and following the instructions step by step, I’ve still got small bubbles with the odd speck of dust. The problem is, there’s still too much fiddling between peeling the backing off and sticking it on the iPad, and where the stickers hold the cover in place, it’s still a bit flimsy, and by the time you’ve positioned it right, another speck of dust has found its way between the iPad and cover.I wish they would follow what some brands do and have an applicator that goes over the top of the iPad, then you just place the cover on top of that and it’s automatically in the right place.I wasted one of the covers and while the second attempt was better, there’s still a couple of tiny bubbles. I’m sure with a few extra attempts I’d get it but for the price they cost, I can’t afford to waste them.

Horrible experience to put on, took over 40 minutes using both screen protectors but finally got it on. Removed majority of air bubbles, with some refusing to go away, but finally decided it was as good as its going to get…. The sound and the feel that the Apple Pencil makes scraping across the screen are unbearable. I had to take it off a week after putting it on. And to top it all off, ridiculously overpriced. Do not waste your money

The paper like screen protector does not disappoint. It does make drawing or writing on the iPad even more like drawing or writing on paper, just the right amount of “grain”, for a comfortable experience. With the added calming feature of protecting your iPad screen. It was also easy to install by following the instructions. If you carefully follow the instructions, it’s remarkably idiot proof. It fits. And wiping with the cloth provided cleans the screen beautifully.

The surface of Paperlike itself feels nicer than bare iPad. However attaching the cover was very challenging. On my first attempt a speck of dust got trapped in the middle of the screen creating non-removable bubble. I had to discard the screen protector.On the second attempt a speck of dust got trapped about 2cm from the edge of the screen. I was able to life the Paperlike by its corner and remove the dust. Because Paperlike itself is very sticky, the dust got attached to it instead of the screen, so I had to use a plastic stick to scratch it off the surface as dust absorbers no longer work. In the end there is a minor damage in the corner and I’m out of my 2 attempts.This has been a very frustrating experience. I don’t think it’s worth it.

I’ve been using these for a couple of years now. I do think they’re a bit too expensive, but for me they’re worth it. I use my iPad to take notes for my PhD and this makes the note-taking experience much, much better - almost like writing on real paper, without affecting the screen quality or brightness so I can still watch films and play games on it. Love it!

I've used one of these on a work iPad for a few years now and recently stuck one onto a personal iPad. Rather ticked off though. These things are expensive (nearly £20 a sheet) and after following the chear instruction video, and happy following along, I discovered that the protector stuck to side 1 when I took it off rather than sticking to side 2 as per the video! I tried to retro fit but that was never really going to work - loads of dust air pockets. So that was £20 up the wall! Yeah, a bit annoyed at that! Second attempt was much better, but can't quite let throwing £20 that unknowingly slide.Still a much superior paper feel screen protector that isn't like sand paper to your Apple pencil tip!