Paperfilm Screen Protector Anti-Glare, Scratch Resistant, Bubble-Free, Fingerprint-Proof, Screen Protector for iPad Pro 2018, iPad Pro 2020 and iPad Air 4 (10.9 inch, 2020)

I'll break this review down:Installation:The screen protector was very easy to install; it only took a couple minutes and removing the air bubbles was even easier. I spent more time cleaning my screen and preventing dust particles from landing versus installing the screen protector. I did have a couple little dust bits fall in on the sticky side, but that little blue thing got it right off (I assumed that's what it was for and it worked well) I just glanced at the quick, simple, instructions they provided and it was a success. 5 stars for installation.Look and feel:The feel of the screen protector is really nice. Slightly rough, but still gives off a good finish on the screen of the tablet. It really does feel like you're writing on paper. A much better improvement than using the glass protectors when it comes to writing since those were really smooth, and so it felt a little awkward writing on it. It doesn't make the viewing look grainy one bit; everything still looks clear. You still do get smudges on the screen from your fingers but that is cleaned off extremely easily with a tissue, your sweater sleeve, microfiber cloth, etc. 5 stars for the look and feel.Touch Functionality:I have ran into some minor issues with the touch. At times, it doesn't always respond to my fingers, but that usually only lasts for like a second or so each time, which isn't a big deal since tapping the screen again only takes a millisecond, pretty much. With the Apple Pencil, it works fine. Everything works accordingly, I don't have to tap any harder than I did without the screen protector. 4 stars for the touch.In summary, I will give it a 4.7* rating. This is a good screen protector, especially if you do a lot of writing or art. Even if it is $20, it should be worth it if it can last a while, which I hope it does because I am not looking to pay another $20 to replace this thing in the short term.

Just got this last night and applied this morning. While the instructions seem very clear on the box and inside, they throw in a few alignment stickers but never tell you what to do with them. I think I was able to apply this well because over the years I have installed a few on my cell phones. I think it is a bit confusing if you have never done it before. Not sure if there is a video on how to do it, but worth watching I would think if you have never done this before. They also sent a surprise, a cover for the camera on the back of the iPad however, it is NOT for the iPad pro 11 where the camera sits on the far side of the back not in the center. So the cover they sent is for a camera in the middle of the back of an iPad. Installation as mentioned was a bit confusing, however, I did get it on and had a few air bubbles which I was able to work out easily with the provided soft cloth, the hard card wasn’t actually that much help. Once this was installed I was very happy to see how it actually works which is to make the screen like paper! Awesome! I immediately went into one of my writing apps and was thrilled with how this works! It really feels like paper now to write on the iPad which is terrific. I was concerned that the experience would be a little less appealing when doing normal other touchscreen things, however, it’s great. And I love that I no longer have to worry about glare and about finger prints. I highly recommend this product if you can get it on properly. Perhaps they can send a link to a video for installation to help make it a bit easier and send an explanation of what the alignment stickers are and the bigger tear dropped shaped sticker. In any case, I do recommend this as it does exactly what it says it is for - making your iPad Pro 11 screen paper-like!

The feeling of writing was nice...more slippery than paper but more grainy than the glass.I was worried because some of the reviews said that the thing was like writing on sandpaper. I did not find this to be the case...perhaps they change the texture?I use this in my airplane and the mat texture will help with glare.Also, I don't think this will cause a great deal of wear on the pencil...because the surface is not that rough.Some reviewers also mentioned that writing on the protector caused the writing to be visibly scratched onto the screen. I did not find this to be the case with normal to hard pressure.The crispness of the image may degrade minutely...there is no way to get around this with a mat surface...just physics. For me, it was not noticeable...but my eyes are not what they used to be.The installation is the main issue since the included instructions do not use the included blue guiding tapes...thus causing confusion. Luckily, I installed one of these before...I am sure you can find a video on YouTube on using the guide tapes...but the steps are:0) clean everything using the alcohol pad and cloth, turn on the shower on hot to reduce chances of static electricity making dust cling to the surfaces1) place the protector (with both protective film still on) on the iPad making sure that the cutout is over the cameras...."side 1" should face the iPad screen.2) put the 3 narrow blue tapes on the long side edge (half on the protector and half on the iPad) so that they form "hinges" with respect to the iPad.3) put the round blue tape one the opposite edge (from the hinges) so that you can use it to hold the screen protector while you put it on.4) hinge up the screen protector (using the round blue tape that you put on in step 3) and peel side 1 completely off.5) slowly lower the screen protector from the hinge side first moving toward the other side...don't worry about bubbles at this point.6) bubbles are ok since you can push them out toward the edges using the provided stiff card.7) remove side 2.I was able to put it on perfectly positioned and without any bubbles using the technique.The other issue is that it comes with a free camera lens protector but it was the wrong size for the iPad Pro.So far, a good product...why mess it up with the wrong instruction and by including wrong lens protector freebie?Are you listening, manufacturer?

Good and works

This is an excellent product if you prefer (like me) to take handwritten study notes Feels like paper.

I bought this to (1) give my iPad Pro a more papery feel when writing with the Apple Pencil, and (2) to “paper over” a cracked screen where the display was totally unaffected. Screen repair is upward of $650 CAD for an iPad Pro, so to tide me over until I’m able to afford it I thought this would be a good stopgap.Installation was relatively easy. I would suggest having more isopropyl alcohol on hand to get your screen as clean as possible. I spent a lot of time cleaning the screen before installation, because any residue can cause the protector to peel right off. It would be helpful if they included more alcohol wipes for that purpose since there are a lot of complaints that the protector suddenly peels off.The protector gives nice resistance against the Apple Pencil (although I anticipate needing replacement nibs because the protector is a little rough). It totally smoothed over the cracks as well. I’m happy with this purchase so far and will update if anything changes.

Works great for the pencil. The only problem I find is it doesn’t play nice with the clear case I have protecting the back and sides of the ipad. This screen protector fits almost exactly edge to edge, so where the edges of the back protector curl on to the front screen to hold it in place, it pushes the edges of the screen protector away from the screen. Not too much of an issue until you put it in an iPad stand. Otherwise this is great.

Very satisfied! way to upgrade your drawing experience! Would not work without it anymore! Super easy to install and the price is cheap! For the quality