ESR2 Pack Paper-Feel Screen Protector for iPad Pro 13 Inch M4 2024, Write and Draw Like on Paper, Scratch Protection with Easy Application Tray, Thin and ResponsiveCarbonfree Certified

Estoy muy satisfecho con esta compra. El producto llegó en perfectas condiciones, bien empaquetado y dentro del tiempo estimado. La calidad es excelente y se nota que fue fabricado con buenos materiales. Cumple con su función tal como se describe y ha superado mis expectativas. Lo he probado por varios días y hasta ahora no he tenido ningún inconveniente. Sin duda, una excelente relación calidad-precio. Lo recomendaría sin dudarlo.

Takes a bit to work out all the bubbles but overall good application. What I can’t stand is the holographic or rainbow grainy effect it produces on the screen. If you like writing using white-paper note taking software this screen protector will add a grainy rainbow effect to the screen. What is white on the iPad screen filters through this paper like screen protector and creates a rainbow of colors. This screen protector essentially refracts light cresting colors that otherwise would not be present.Other users wrote similar reviews and I should have paid more attention to them. Hard to explain the rainbow effect but it’s really bad. If you don’t mind taking your high end Apple product and making it resemble the early color touch screen tablets of 2000, get this product. If you want a product that aligns with the quality of the iPad itself, get something else. You get what you pay for, and unfortunately this paper like screen protector does not stand up to the current iPads clarity and quality. If you’re planning to use your iPad at full arms distance, maybe it’ll work for you. But most folks buy a 1k iPad for its awesome screen. Don’t ruin it with this cheap product.

This helped me write and use easily the Apple Pencil. However, the feeling of the screen protector when using it for browsing or just watching is like a fine sandpaper feeling.

The application is really easy, it took 5 minutes to put on and I got 0 bubbles which is really cool for a screen! However, the screen protector really brought down the quality of the screen for my ipad pro 13 inch. Its super dull and writing on it isnt very pleasant. Its kind of hard to describe but it kinda squeaks when I write on it like its too dry or something. I’m going to remove it soon, ive had it on for a few days.

I think anyone with a brand new 13" iPad will agree that fingerprints are a real problem. This screen protector absolutely takes care of that, without any degradation to what you will view, whatsoever. Additionally, it provides a fine writing surface for the Apple pencil. Even better, it makes the screen more responsive to the touch such as in highlighting something. IF you can get this thing on your iPad perfectly you may forget there is even screen protection on it.But therein lies the challenge. I hate to do it, but I am going to minus this two stars. This comes with a nice kit to get this screen protector on your screen. If you scan the QC code you should be able to view a video that will make it easier to understand than the directions do. But instead, I got a 404 not found. Apparently even the support page is not there.The instructions weren't that great. In fact they are confusing. It shows pulling tab #1 to remove the bottom protective film. Then you put a peg in a hole to secure everything, and then pull off the top protector with tab #2. Personally, I do not believe you can lay this down in one fell swoop without big problems. This is where the video would have been most helpful.Prior to all this, the screen was absolutely spotless without one speck of dust, but apparently during the process a few microscopic dust particles hit either the screen or the underside of the protector. I took the dust remover to both the screen and under the protector with some success. There is no way on earth I could lay that down without plenty of bubbles. So I put an exacto blade under the corner just enough to be able to lift it. There is a little squeegee that comes with the kit but I did not find it helpful at all.DO NOT try to squeegee the bubbles out AFTER you apply the protector, because it will be to no avail and if you use too much pressure thinking you can, you will ruin the screen, as I learned with my very first iPad. You must get those bubbles out AS YOU GO and along the way, and if you can't, it's because there is dust that you will have to remove with the dust remover. For me, it took about four tries. I wanted to get out 1 or 2 remaining dust particles but after so many times of lifting and resetting I figured it would eventually lose its ability to stick.The only way I could get this on with a 98 percent success (a few little dust particles remain), was to go verrrryyyyy slowly, pushing the bubbles out with my hands and fingers. And holding my breath so as not to disturb the air around it. I would not want a job doing this. You may think there is no dust around, but there is.I am very glad I ordered the package with two screen protectors in it.

Excellent texture, great anti-glare and very clear. i will definitely buy again.

Doesn't install well. Watched the video, followed all the instructions and did the three step cleaning process on a brand new iPad Pro that hadn't had the screen touched once and I still couldn't get it to stick without massive bubbles that I couldn't get out no matter what I did. The paperlike screen also picks up every bit of oil and fingerprints. The protector has been on the screen like 3 hours and it's a hot mess already.

Overall, a great screen protector. Yes, it slightly reduces screen resolution, but the trade-off is no glare and excellent compatibility with the Apple Pencil. The only downside is that the texture is slightly rough on the Apple Pencil tip, so you may need to replace it more frequently. The price is great—you get two screen protectors, and installation is easy thanks to the included kit.