MOBDIK 2 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 KitClimatePartner certified

I’ve been using the Paperfeel Screen Protector on my iPad, and it’s been a game changer, especially as someone who frequently uses the Apple Pencil and reads on my iPad. The matte, anti-glare surface really reduces reflections and makes it easier to see my screen clearly even in bright environments. I noticed way less eye strain during long sessions of note-taking and drawing. Reading with this screen protector gives more of a Kindle-like reading experience.The texture coating works well to minimize fingerprints and smudges — I don’t have to constantly wipe the screen like I did before, which keeps my workspace cleaner and less distracting. This has been key as someone that is left-handed.Installation was surprisingly simple thanks to the included tools and the helpful step-by-step video. I managed to get it on without any bubbles or dust trapped underneath, which can be tricky with screen protectors.Overall, it doesn’t just protect the screen but also enhances the Apple Pencil experience by giving it a nice paper-like feel when writing or sketching. If you’re an artist, student, or just want to reduce glare and fingerprints on your iPad, I’d definitely recommend this product.I couldn't recommend this product enough, even if you don't have an Apple Pencil

First, I'm have always really hated screen protectors, because I've never gotten one on without bubbles/dust/etc. UNTIL THIS ONE. I got this one on first try, no problems, and only a tiny bubble in the corner of my screen (which I don't care about). Never has applying a screen protector worked so well.I got this for use with doing digital art on my iPad with an Apple Pencil. Before using this, my pencil slipped all over my screen when drawing, making drawing a challenge. This really does feel like paper - a rough paper, yes, but paper nonetheless. It will probably wear down my nibs faster, but that's okay, as replacement nibs are really low cost, and it's worth it, because now I won't have to hit "undo" 45 times when I'm trying to draw a circle or straight line on my iPad.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Did exactly what I needed it to do. I use my Ipad as a drawing tablet and I prefer the matte because it makes it feel like paper. Wonderful ASMR too. The picture is kinda whack because I've been using it for months now and it's not gotten a single scratch. It does track dust but a brush off is all it needs.

I've started trying "paper feel" screen protectors and this is the second product I have tried. The first one I tried was a magnetic screen protector on an iPad Air M2, while this one is for a 9th generation iPad and uses an adhesive mounting back; there's no magnetic method available for this one.As an avocational musician, one of my key use cases is viewing and annotating sheet music with a stylus (using the ForScore app). I'm still getting used to the paper feel, so I'm not quite sold on the texture despite other users who really like it; for some kinds of gestures, I think I will prefer a smooth, non-paper texture in the end, though I am trying to be open minded about it. However, the breaking up reflections with the screen protectors does seem like an improvement.My experience applying the screen protector was a bit fussy. This MOBDIK product sandwiches the adhesive protector between two protective layers and uses alignment stickers to help set the protector location before cleaning the iPad screen and removing the protective layers. They've provided a help video and I have used similar alignment stickers on my phones. However, it's trickier with the larger iPad screen. Because of the protective layers, getting perfect alignment requires placing the protector "sandwich" a hair closer to the sticker-fastened end. Cleaning off any residual dust is best done under good lighting, since little specks will result in bubbles that can't be squeegeed out. (The magnetic fastening method on the iPad Air M2 made this process much quicker and cleaner). Since there are two MOBDIK protectors in the package, I'll try this process again when the first one wears out.

Perfect for the paper feel on my ipad. I haven't had the need to replace the 1st protector I used (its been almost 2-3 years?). However, like with most paper feel screens, it is loud. I use it to take notes and everyone can hear me writing

Works great! Makes it easier to use Apple Pencil on the iPad. Every durable and doesn’t scratch that easy unless using the metal tips on the Apple Pencil. It’s fit in the iPad with little to no room around the edge. Easy to clean and doesn’t leave fingerprints as bad as just the regular iPad screen does.

Not too bad! Definitely had scratches on it not even minutes after I started drawing but I like the feel of my apple pencil on it and it’s done its job of giving me a paper feel. Sensitivity of IPad doesn’t change. Decent quality but again had scratches almost instantly. Sticks to the IPad really well!! Application was a little tough and I had some air bubbles but not bad at all.

Great fit, and has a lovely texture, probably a tad too rough though. Could use like %10 less texture. But otherwise i love it. The matte feel and look is my favorite.Drawing with the protector has been wonderful so far. I am worried about how the rough texture might dwindle my pen tip though.Installation was a little weird, as the instructions were unclear on the packaging. Ended up watching the video.