Paperlike 2.1 Screen 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!

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

Like——Well packaged with all items necessary for two installations.Met my needs for use with an Apple pen.Purchased as a screen protector and retains its glossy appearance.Dislike——Installation instructions could only be accessed on lineThe cleaning of the screen prior to applying the protector needed “some” pressure to remove the marks. This resulted in the iPad moving and dislodging the sticky retaining pads which had carefully been applied from a previous instruction. In a later instruction this caused the laying on of the protector to be slightly misaligned but it just about fitted.Also the movement of the iPad during this process was caused by the “flat” table top being very slightly bowed making it unstable.Conclusion———Clean your iPad first before any installation of Paperlike product to remove the hard marks. This is in addition to the instruction given in the installation details.Make sure the table is smooth and flat without any distortions.

Using the video attached to the product was really easy. Easy to apply, a few really tiny air bubbles but that's down to me. All in a all a great product, it really is like you're writing on paper. Will recommend this product.

Despite being advertised as scratch resistant, after 1 week, it is filled with scratches. It looks and feels nice enough. Not glare resistance. It is difficult to install, but I assumed it would be. It feels nothing like paper and there is very minimal resistance, it is almost as slippery as the screen itself and it essentially does nothing.very disappointed as I got rid of a different brand protector assuming this one would be better and it's not. The only thing that is true to word is the size. The first one I received was unusable but they did send a replacement free of charge so I can't complain too much about that. Overall, do not recommend, not worth the hype or the crazy amount of money.

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!