BERSEM2-Pack Paper Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Pro 11 Inch (2022&2021&2020&2018) / iPad Air 5&4 Generation (10.9 inch, 2022&2020), Matte PET Film, Anti Glare, Write as Paper

Have put this on an iPad air5. It’s pretty straightforward to install and fits very well. Quality is good and it’s a very thin layer do doesn’t add any bulk to the device. So far, no bubbles and it’s not peeled off (been on for about 8 months). It makes the screen much nicer to write on if you use a pencil (although it will wear down the nibs quicker). However, it does feel like paper so well worth it if you take lots of notes. I also prefer watching tv on a matte screen so this is good for that too.

Texture fills strange initially as don’t normally have paper finish. But fit right to size of my iPad. Screen quality isn’t distracting it a matte finish so no reflection at all! Main reason for getting this. Right thickness have a spare so good value for money. So easy to put on but did create a few small bubbles but not enough to bother me

I used this product mostly to write, and have recently begun to draw with itFor those purposes this product is excellent, using the apple pencil feels really good, especially compared to how it feels without a screen protector/with a tempered glass screen protector.One problem I did have is that it wears the stock apple pencil tip down rapidly. I would recommend switching to a metal apple pencil tip as soon as possible.Using the touch screen does feel a bit odd but it could just be because I'm not used to it.Overall good product, definitely worth the purchase

Made it so much more natural to draw on my ipad, installation was easy and has lasted well over year now, would definitely recommend for anyone looking to use their iPad for drawing or writing. I don't get any glare on the screen so I also like it when I'm watching videos or using in bright settings.

I have applied tons of screen protectors to my devices, we have multiple iPads in the house along with phones, Nintendo switch etc.i have never ever had so much trouble installing a screen protector.Do not use the wipes included. They are utter rubbish. They leave oily marks all over the device.The “cloth” included is terrible - don’t use this either. It leaves dust fibres all over the iPad.After cleaning the screen and removing the dust, I started to apply the protector. Used the stickers to line it up and applied. No matter how slowly and smoothly I went it wouldn’t go on without bubbles.The first one came off when I was peeling “number 2” off 🙄 when I tried to put it on again it failed completely.The second application was just as bad as the first.Both ended up in the bin within 10 minutes of application. Pure rubbish and a waste of money.I now need to go and buy another screen protector as I peeling my original one off to apply this crap!

Screen protector is nice (the only reason it gets 3 stars)...BUT...only once applied.As advertised it makes it feel like paper when using a pencil and the slightly Matt finish doesn't effect how you use your iPad in any other way or when using finger to navigate, nor does it effect the screen brightness, I'm more than happy to say the product itself is very good.BUT the application process is very bad, I had to use both screen protectors as the first one failed and even the second one isn't great, the screen protector installation "kit" really is very poor quality, the screen wipers aren't very good and don't clean the screen or remove finger marks very well (my iPad is brand new so wasn't particularly dirty in the first place) the wipes seem to just leave smear marks, and the micro fibre cloth is practically useless as it's not much bigger than a postage stamp, so it very quickly got damp from the residue of the wipe which created more smear marks, the micro cloth also produced constant dust particles while using it, to many for even the dust remover sticker to get rid of.There are 2 small stickers in opposite corner of the screen protector labeled 1 and 2 that need removing at certain times of the installation process, They were the opposite way round to the fitting instruction diagram and video (via QR code), which added confusion but luckily I spotted there mistake, as for the installation video it shows a different screen protector to the one I had in my hand so wasn't particularly useful.Lastly the screen protector application blade provided to smooth out all the air bubbles isn't the same as in the video it's smaller and more flimsy, the felt strip on the edge you use to push along the screen is thin and feels rough almost feels like its scratching the screen protector as you push it along,it also bent while I was using it due to it's thin cardboard construction.My guess is with these cheaper "paperlike" screen protector products is even though one will claim to be superior to another most are very similar if not the same just in different packaging so my advice would be to look at the pictures carefully to see how hard it looks to apply and what installation tools you get in the package and try and go for one that looks the easiest and to installation with the best install kit and guide.

As I've been using my Apple pencil more recently, I was acutely aware that my handwriting was far worse than usual because of the slippery surface I was writing on. I've been inundated recently with ads for a much more expensive product that claims to give a paper-like feel but looking at reviews for alternatives, this one seemed just as good at a fraction of the price.I found fitting it OK, although something to help align it more precisely would have helped but even my first attempt was near perfect with only one small bubble left, which I think must be a particle of dust.I made a mistake however in ordering as my iPad is an iPad Air M2 11inch, which of course has the FaceTime camera in a different position than on the models for which this was intended. The result is that the cut-out for the camera is in the wrong place but, as I never really us the front facing camera, I'm not going to worry about it.Overall, I'm pleased.