KCT2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad 11th Generation (A16, 2025)/ iPad 10th Generation (2022), Write as Real Paper/High Sensitivity/Anti Glare/Compatible with Apple Pencil

I installed this paper like feel film on my iPad today and love it! It was super easy to install and o did watch the video from the QR code first! No bubbles at all!! Fits perfectly on my 10th generation. Can’t even tell anything is on my screen! Does write like paper too! Great quality and inexpensive!

I was not expecting great things from this screen protector given its low price, but was very pleasantly surprised. Now, using my Apple pencil on my iPad has a much nicer ‘feel’ than before - not quite like writing on paper, but certainly not like writing on glass. A definite enhancement. Installing it was a little fiddly even with the clear instructions, and I did get a couple of minor, rather stubborn bubbles in it. However, those cannot be seen when using the device, so no complaints there. I like how everything is provided to aid installation.

I love the paper feeling and no too thick but no too thin. It fit perfectly yo my iPad 11 and is easy to clean. Love the matte aspect of it because for me is easy to use the iPad as an e reader. It is easy to install and everything looks nice and neat. And is a plus that you are protecting your iPad from scratches.

It is very good at not reflecting any light there is almost no glare at all on the screen.The installation process was relatively easy. They have a nice video tutorial.Fix my iPad 10 generation great.It feels much nicer writing with my Apple Pencil on the screen. It feels much more realistic to what it is with pen and paper.It does decreased the clarity of the screen slightly introduces a slight blurriness.Four stars would recommend

Got this screen protector for college, while it does feel very nice, the process of putting it on was a hassle. I watched the video and yet both times I tried the installation air bubbles appeared. Could not get rid of these tiny white specks on my screen despite using the wipe and dust removal before. Other than that, great screen protector and much better than writing on a glossy screen.

The media could not be loaded. I like the product a lot. It was easy to install. I had a different brand before and that one gave my iPad an oily sheen that annoyed me, this one does not do that. It makes it matte. Now if you are very very particular about the quality of the display of your iPad for like movie watching, it slightly lowers it.In terms of usability, I like it. It’s not tooo gritty and it’s not too soft. I will say that I swapped out the Apple Pencil tip for a pen like one, so that may affect how smooth the glide of the pen may feel to you. It has a slight scratchy feel but my pen still glides wonderfully without sticking too much. I can’t yet speak to whether or not it will wear down the pencil tip, I will definitely update the review if it does.The first pic shows how it looks in terms of videos and in the second one I’m trying to show how scratchy it is.

The media could not be loaded. considering the fact that these were 2 for $10, these screen protectors are AMAZING! i am not familiar with the actual paper-like screen protector so i do not have anything to compare it to. at first it was really strange going from the smooth glass to the textured “paper.” it felt rough and almost grippy on my hand, but i eventually got use to it and actually forgot that it wasn’t a normal screen until now. i really like the way that it feels when i write with my apple pencil on it, it feels a lot more authentic.i don’t think it really changes the screen look a whole lot. it may dim it just a touch, but not significantly. i actually think it acts as an anti-glare for the glass, so that’s nice. if you were to drop it cause damage to the screen, i’m sure this would not serve as any protection other than holding the pieces together, which is to be expected as it is a full screen protector.a lot of reviews claim that it is easily scratched, even by their apple pencil, but i have not had that issue. the pencil *does* leave lines on the film, however they’re not actually indentions in the film, but simply tracks left in the layer of normal grease that builds up from your skin touching the screen. if you find that there a line traced on the screen from your apple pencil, just give the screen a good ol wipe down and cleaning and it should be good as new.my brother applied it for me, but he didn’t seem to have any issues with it. i think he actually ditched the template/guide it came with and just applied it himself. there were a couple tiny bubbles that i pressed out of it, but there are a couple of specks that wont come out which is normal when you get dirt under a screen protector. its not a huge issue though.i have been using this screen protector for school notes on my ipad for a couple months now, and i have not had any issues with it thus far, i am actually quite pleased. considering the price, plus the fact that there are two included, this product is by far much more worth it than the $45 ones.

Hard to install without bubbles, as it’s a paper/plastic screen protector and not glass. Once installed it served its purpose and looked nice and felt good, but the claim that it won’t wear down apple pencil tips fast is not true lol. If you buy any paper feel screen protectors be sure to grab extra pencil tips. If the trade off is worth it for you, then these are great.