Paperlike Screen Protector (2x) for iPad (A16) 11" (2025) & iPad 10.9" 10th Generation (2022) for an authentic paper-feel

I wasn't sure about this at first as it is a bit pricey for a screen protecter, but I knew that I would be writing a lot with my pencil so wanted to get a screen protecter for that specific purpose. This works really well, it feels great, was really easy to apply, and protects my screen really well (I've dropped my iPad multiple times so I have thoroughly tested the screen protector). I really love it and recommend it.

Very happy with the new Paperlike 2.1. I had given up with earlier versions and makes because of the loss of screen clarity, but these give reduce reflections and don't significantly degrade the image. They feel silky rather than like paper, but are a much better drawing experience than glass. Requires care to apply, but not impossible, so expect to waste one before achieving success! There are two in the pack.

⚠️ Buyer Beware: "Paperlike" Screen Protector - A Major Disappointment ⚠️As an avid iPad user, I was excited to try this "Paperlike" screen protector, hoping to enhance my drawing and writing experience. Unfortunately, it has been an utter waste of time and money.From the moment I tried to install it on my brand new iPad, I encountered issues. The protector simply does not adhere properly to the edges of the screen, leaving unsightly bubbles and creating a flimsy feel. This not only looks bad but also makes me question its long-term durability.Beyond the adhesion problems, the protector significantly obscures the screen, making it incredibly difficult to view, especially in sunlight. I often use my iPad outdoors for reading and sketching, and this protector has made that nearly impossible. The vibrant display of my iPad is dulled and hazy with this applied.One of the main reasons I purchased this was for a more natural feel with the Apple Pencil. Instead, using the Apple Pencil makes an annoying scratching sound that is incredibly distracting and frankly, quite unpleasant. It feels less like paper and more like dragging a stylus across a rough, cheap surface.Finally, this screen protector scratches very readily and is hard to keep clean. Within a short period of use, it's accumulated numerous scratches, despite careful handling. Dust and fingerprints cling to it stubbornly, requiring constant cleaning to maintain even a semblance of clarity.In summary, I strongly advise against purchasing this "Paperlike" screen protector. It fails on multiple fronts: adhesion, screen clarity, Apple Pencil experience, and durability. Save your money and look for an alternative.Thankfully I was able to return it to Amazon.

Took me an hour to apply, after watching the video multiple times.Looks like a good product, gives you a matted feel, just that it is difficult to apply. Would have been better if the demonstration covered my device

Paper like protector with a nice feel.

I went with this expensive screen saver to provide a good surface for my new iPad and Apple Pencil. I applied this to the iPad out of the box having watched the instruction video several times. Despite a pristine screen (literally take the iPad out of the box) and then following the cleaning instructions carefully I still managed to get some bubbles which I just can't get rid off. Luckily these are around the edge and not on the active screen but they make my shiny new iPad look tacky.The surface itself is good for using with the penil but is hard to clean and holds dirt/grease from fingers etc very easily.I've not tried other screen protectors for my iPad, but most of the competition are a lot cheaper. I won't be buying again.

Accidentally ordered for Air 4 and the camera hole was in the wrong position. Used a hole punch to cut one out at the top in portrait position. Worked a treat. Great product.

If you have both an iPad and pencil then this what you need makes writing a simple process. With the same feel you get from paper