MOBDIK2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad 9/8/7 (10.2 Inch, 2021/2020/2019, 9th/8th/7th Generation), Crafted for Natural Writing, Anti Glare with Easy Installation Kit

Easy enough to install. I love the way it sounds when I’m doing art or writing now. Even though it does dull the overall image quality by just a bit. I also kinda like the soft look that it has. The feeling of writing on this screen protector is awesome. It’s a lot like writing on decent quality Paper with a real pen or pencil. Great for the price. I haven’t had to take one off yet, but I don’t imagine it’s gonna leave any kind of residue. But I can’t say for sure.

Purchased because writing on the ipad was too slippery. It made my handwriting awful. The protector was really easy to install and fits well. It comes with a spare one. A lot of the protectors will cloud up the screen making it look too matte but i think it’s just fine. It doesn’t seem to be an issue. I love the feel of it makes it feel like i’m writing with a pencil and the sound is also soothing. Great product and would purchase again.

As a digital planner, the Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad offers a truly enhanced experience. The paper-like texture provides a more natural and tactile feeling when using your stylus, which is perfect for writing and organizing your daily tasks. The matte surface reduces glare, making it easier to use your iPad in bright environments without dealing with distracting reflections. It also minimizes fingerprints, keeping your screen clean and clear for better readability. The friction it offers while writing makes the entire planning experience feel more like using an actual paper planner. However, if you're someone who uses their iPad for media consumption, the slight texture might feel a bit unusual. But for digital planning, it's a game changer that brings a more organic feel to your workflow.

First the positives - cut to size perfectly for an iPad A2602 (9th Generation 10.2" screen). My last screen would have the edges that right to the edge of the iPad. This resulted in the protective case surrounding the iPad to lift up by the edges of the screen saver - not the situation here. Cut to cover the screen but without interfering with the case. Installation was pretty straight forward with the instructions. Keeping dust off while install was a bit of a challenge. Anti-glare is spot on - even in the brightest sunshine! Writing with the Apple pencil is excellent with a feel very close to paper (maybe even a bit more textured!).Now the downsides - the texture takes some getting used to. As you use the touch screen with your finger, the feeling is a bit rough and makes audible noise (think like your finger rubbing against a high grain sandpaper). I would consider this the trade off to the positives of writing on the tablet. Also, I do notice that there is a faint impression of what was written on the screen saver itself. Very hard to notice unless held at the right angle and in the right light, but its there. Time will tell if multiple writing has any detrimental effect to the screen.Overall, the screen saver is a positive. Worth the tradeoffs if you're looking for a good fit, anti-glare and writability in a reasonably priced product.

I’ve been using one of these for two months or so, and I’m in love.At first, I didn’t like it. The application was difficult (though I have pets whose hair gets everywhere) and the feel on my fingers felt foreign. It doesn’t feel like copy paper, but maybe like colored pencil paper. There’s definitely a rougher texture. It also looked like there was a slight grainy texture to everything, but maybe that was just me. I got used to it after a while, and I don’t think I could ever go back. Drawing feels so much better, and I think it’s gotten me to improve. I didn’t like drawing constantly on my iPad because of the slick glass, but now I can waste a whole day away doodling.As for my Apple Pencil, I can see some wear and tear, but I know I haven’t needed to replace my bib since I bought it. Only now, after having this for roughly two months, and I considering changing the nib. There’s a few scratches (which this protector did, in fact, protect my iPad from) and I assume they’re from the nib. I only draw on one side of my Apple Pencil, so take that into consideration. I expected a lot worse, honestly. Ive heard people go through nibs one a week, but I’ve been fine.If you’re sensory sensitive, watch out. I struggle with texture, and the feeling of the screen protector on my skin was a little jarring, but I did luckily get used to it. What I will never get used to, however, is when my nails scratch it. If you struggle with similar, watch out for that. I will never touch my iPad with anything but blunt fingernails, but the good outweighs that, in my opinion. I never see anyone comment about that, so I never thought of it when debating this purchase.I’ve never used a paper like protector, but I feel like this is much more affordable!

Comes with application stickers, cleaning wipes, cleaning cloth, and a squeegee. You’ll definitely get bubbles when you first apply it, but I managed to get all of them out pretty easily. I don’t think it feels exactly like paper, but I like the texture nonetheless. You might want to use light to medium pressure if you’re using a stylus, because the material is easy to scratch (just don’t press down purposely hard and you’ll be fine) Good quality for the money, easy application (*just make sure your screen is free of any dust*)

In the description it said it would fit my model of iPad 10.2. I put it on it’s too big by just a smidge. Doesn’t work with my case either. But it does have the paper feel n it does write good I just wish it fit my iPad cause it has major bubbling along the edges