BERSEM Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad Pro 12.9 Inch 6th, 5th, 4th,3rd Generation (2022 & 2021 & 2020 & 2018), Anti-Glare Protector for Drawing, Writing, and Note-taking like on Paper (1 Pc)

Disappointed with the product. The instructions are baseless. Quality is nothing like paper-like or close to paper feel. It’s more like a matte screen guard that you can get easily for ₹300 or less.The glue on the tabs is so bad that it is not coming off. Instead, it pulls out the screen guard. I got mine covered in scratches even though it was seal-packed.Would not recommend it. Really bad.

It is nothing like paper neither does it have any paper feel to it. I was duped. It is a normal glossy screen protector. Regret purchasing this for ₹1099

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In my opinion, the screen protector is not paper felt. I love drawing and always use my iPad for drawing and creating labels. This screen protector is sturdy and works well, but the texture is not well for drawing. It is very slick. The apple pen works well but causes ripples when creating strokes. But if you use your fingers, ahh be prepared for drag noise and your finger catching too much for a straight line. Overall it is an exemplary screen protector, just not the best for drawing!

I love the paper feel, the glare is minimized and it doesn’t smudge as bad. Only problem though that kept it from having 5 stars, is that I was hoping it would come with a few more screens instead of just one, because I completely botched the first attempt at placing it on my screen correctly. I ended up having to remove it, which only got dust and particles on the sticky end of the sheet, so now I have bubbles I can’t get rid of. It was my fault mostly, I just found out there were directions specifically on how to place the sheet over the screen and minimize bubbles. Either way, there should be an extra sheet just in case someone doesn’t get it right on the first try, so now I have to buy and wait for a new one. Though even with the bubbles, it works pretty well, it just aggravates my inner OCD seeing those bubbles. Lol.

The biggest "con" you will read about regarding these paper-like protectors is the loss of clarity & hurt feelings over not being able to take in the quality of display their IPad provides. Look, there's going to be a compromise. With that said, this company found a great balance. The screen does have a matte appearance but the fantastic display of the pro display shines through. The protector is noticeable but all the colors and details appear the same as my clear/glass previous protector. If I stared long enough I might argue the colors have muted a hair. That's a damn good job finding a happy medium in my book. As far as writing; it's a world of difference from a smooth screen. Elementary penmanship progressed to adult penmanship. It is just the right amount of pen resistance at a fraction of the cost of "name brands." "you get what you pay for" doesn't apply here- this is a deal.

I use the older version on my old iPad Pro, so tried it (the first packet came with three protectors) on my new iPad Pro but it BLOCKED THE BACK CAMERA. Face recognition was not useable. So I bought the newer version but it also blocked the back camera, even though it says it didn’t. Had to cut a u-shaped hole out of the bottom before I installed it. Also the newer version comes with only one protector for the same price as the old packet, which came with three protectors. Not happy with this company for tripling the price and false advertising. THIS PRODUCT WILL BLOCK THE BACK CAMERA making facial recognition useless on new Ipads.