iPad Pro 12.9 (2018&2020)

I love this screen protector very much.1. Installation2. Texture and sensitivity3. Screen quality4. Complaints1) This is the first time I have installed a screen cover on any of my electronic devices and it was pretty easy, they give you instructions in the package and also have a video instructions which made any questions I had disappear.2) The matte is also a great texture (rough but not to the point where it would make your Apple Pencil wear out easily) and decent thickness. It works wonderfully with the Apple Pencil (I have 2nd gen). It really feel like writing on paper, the sensitivity does not affect the pencil though with your fingers you might have to press a bit harder but not enough for it to be a hinderance to daily use. Still pretty sensitive in my opinion.3) The screen protector does not affect the screen quality very much. The colors are not muted very much so your experience with an iPad should not be very different with or without the screen protector. The protector also helps with glare quite a bit, I had my iPad to warm and cold lighting and the glare was not as noticeable if I was without the protector or with a glass one.3) The 2 complaints i have are oil and thickness. I would have is that oil from your hands can be seen if there is enough but you can wipe that off with a alcohol wipe. The thickness is decent and it allows for good screen sensitivity but I am not sure if this is the protector to but if you are looking for a screen protector that will withstand rough handling (which is why I bought a case that also covers the screen)[Their customer service is very quick and reliable. To those who are worried about potential issues that might arise.]I just love writing on paper and this has made my writing on the iPad much better. If you like a matte texture that won’t hinder your iPad’s screen qualities this is the one to buy. To sum it all up it really is an absolute must buy.

The pros definitely outweigh the cons. The paperlike feel is so satisfying when using the apple pen. It's great at blocking glare as well. The cons: It's a pain to install if you're impatient. Make sure you turn off anything that's going to move air in your house and even then be meticulous before peeling the first tab off. Also, the size of the protector is nearly exactly the size of the entire front glass. If you're off by a fraction of an inch it will hang off the screen. It comes with all the tools you need to align and clean your iPad. Take the time to do it right and you won't have bubbles or hairs. Scrape out all the bubbles before removing the second film.The other con is nib-wear. The abrasiveness of the matte material will wear your nibs down quickly. Be prepared to swap your nibs out monthly. That's the price for drawing on something that "grips" the pencil.3 stars for easy to install, but that's the nature of any screen protector. They're a pain in the butt. I recommend this to anyone using their iPad as an art station.

After having it for 4+months, I can say it works as advertised with my iPad Pro 12.9 and Apple pencil second generation. The price, $14.20 plus sale tax, for two screen protectors is a plus. The how-to video was instrumental for a flawless installation. The fact that it came with 2 screen protectors is another plus: if you mess up the installation on the first try, then you still have the second screen protector for another try. I installed the screen protector perfectly on the first try after watching the how-to video. I ended up selling the second brand new screen protector for half of the price I paid for the product.A NOTE: even with the instructions from the how-to video, the installation still is not a walk in the park. As with any screen protector, one has to be patient and careful in positioning correctly the screen protector on top of the IPad to have a flawless installation.

Great value for money! If you are looking for a dupe for paper-like, I’d say this is the one. It’s pretty textured so your pencil won’t slip like it does normally. People complain about the pencil getting worn down, but that’s a known when it comes to good paper textured screen protector. I have to say, installing it was a little difficult for some reason and getting rid of bubbles took some time 😂.I’ve tried so many different paper screen protector and this seems best for its purpose and price :)

Have an Asus Eee Slate. Was just gonna buy a regular screen protector till I heard about this one.Had to do some light trimming on the sides in order to get it to fit properly but worth it.Feels better doing drawings on this instead of smooth glass.They need to make this for other drawing tablets aside from the iPad.

I have tried a variety of these paperlike protectors as I use the Apple Pencil extensively on both 11” and 12.9” iPad Pros (iPads Pro??). I’ve had some that were too rough, or too thick and created sensitivity problems - these ones are just right. Perhaps I should also note that my use case is writing rather than artwork. Sure installation is a chore, but I don’t find it any worse for this protector than for the umpty-hundred others I’ve installed over the years.

This does what it advertises to do, protects your screen and gives it a matte feel. That's nice. Application of the product was neither easy nor hard - they give you the usual screen wipes and dust removing sticker, but no frame or anything to center it. I got mine on with little trouble. In the end, my real dissatisfaction is that where my case grips the edges of the iPad, especially in the corners, it forces the protector up creating roughly 1/4" bubbles on the corners. This drives me nuts even though it doesn't really affect the usage. I do notice an ever so slight difference in sensitivity regarding the Apple Pencil, and the screen looks a fraction more grainy. Neither of these were beyond what I expected really, but one can hope for a truly transparent screen protector. One can hope.

Loved this so much on installation...really gave me a paper feel which I was sorely missing. However, after only a couple of weeks of use the middle of the screen protector, where it gets the most use, is almost completely worn down and smooth. So kind of pointless now :-(

I’ve been I sing it for a month now and it doesn’t feel like paper anymore. It wore off super early and started feeling like a normal protector. Was super hard to get on without bubbles. I think I’ll spend the extra bucks on the real one next time

I've just put it on, it was easy to install and it feels like paper

A little bit difficult to install but I am probably not the best at it lol. Other than everything is ok.

I use the sheet surface for drawing and it's great. My only beef is installation.