Esanik 2 Pack Like Paper Glass Screen Protector for iPad 11th/10th Generation A16(11/10.9 Inch, 2025/2022) 9H Tempered Glass Film with Alignment Frame, Writing Like on Paper, Apple Pencil Compatible

Easy to install with clear instructions and no bubbles. It really does feel like paper — perfect for Apple Pencil use! Great texture for note-taking and sketching, plus it protects against scratches without reducing screen clarity. Great value for a 2-pack!

The roughness takes a little getting used to (and may not be everybody's cup of tea), but it makes for a better pencil experience in my opinion.The anti-glare is much better than the alleged built-in anti-glare quality of the iPad screen itself, and makes a big difference inside and outside.Tempered glass is of course the best protection as it fully absorbs the hit and will crack, rather than passing on the energy to the screen.The two protectors come with a fitting device that literally lets you install it in 30 seconds. No complaints!

I just received a tablet and wanted something for screens. This has the best matte texture I've tried. I haven't tried Paper-Like, and their's is expensive just for PET plastic. But I've tried ScreenArtist and hALaoCom's. But those are PET plastic as well, selling it for a lot of money. So I thought, "I know they sell Tempered Glass protectors, but I wonder if it's Matte."I Searched and found some. There are others out there on Amazon. What made me settle on this one was that fact that it came with 2 Screens and Lens protector. Mostly because I didn't' have to buy a lens protector separately; I saved money by buying their bundle.I watched the video when putting the screen on and I had air bubbles so I lifted it like the video explain, which got rid of the bubbles, but now the edges weren't completely set. So I am glad it came with two. The second time was better, and I had air bubbles again, but just use the good ole "Credit Card Squeegee Method" It's tried and tried and worked. So if you do get this one, don't follow the videos instruction with lifting it up again to get rid of bubble.At first I wanted something removable to see the colors better, but after trying ScreenArtist's screen and Halaocom's Screen. And their surface wasn't as matte, and still felt really smooth.Esanik's is really nice, and I love the sounds it makes when writing and drawing. I like a rougher matte surface (compared to other brands) for drawing and this is perfect for me. I have a Zugu Case, and it fits it perfectly.Also, since I messed up the first one, and it felt like plastic, I wanted to make sure it was Tempered Glass. I don't recommend this, but I folded the screen and half to see what material it is and it was tough to bend, but when it did it made a loud high pitch sound, and the glass stayed intact but made I broken spider web pattern.So, it's really glass.I really don't have any complaints. They say lifetime warranty too, but haven't tried it yet, so don't know.It protects the screen.Feels greatReal Tempered Glass

The screen protector I think is protective though I haven’t dropped my iPad. I like the feel of it and it works well with my Apple Pencil. Taking a star off because it does wear down the tips of my pencil so they have to be replaced often and it gets scratched by the metal ones that don’t wear down.

I love my screen protectors. They aren’t sticky and are very easy to remove dust. It’s function really well and it’s a great price and easy to install. No large bubbles

First off I want to say how easy it was to install on my 10th gen IPad. They include a plastic guide frame to place screen protector in for perfect placement. Frame says top that goes on side with camera. I only got to bubbles but lift up edge closest to them and they came out.It was so easy to install and 1st time I had screen protector with zero bubbles.The 1st 3 photos show 10th generation IPad with paper like screen protector. Last 2 photos show my old iPad with regular glass screen protector.I now have Apple Pencil and my old IPad regular glass screen protector is really slick to draw on. I thought I try paper like glass screen protector.I’m glad I did I love 💕 it.Glare is a lot less as you can see from my ceiling fan light in photos.Screen produces paper like feel while drawing.It does feel different to the touch; sort of like touching beach glass.I am extremely satisfied with this purchase.Hope this helps you decide.

All Matte screen protectors bring the sharpness down a bit, but this one has some of the least impact that I've noticed and I have tried at least 4-5. It has maintained good visibility to allow the screen's impressiveness to shine through while also providing some cut down on light reflections and removing the slipperiness while using my Apple Pencil for note taking. Overall, this has been a great investment to protect my screen and provide the other features previously mentioned.

I applied both of the included screen protectors and they felt pretty good. I have a Matt screen protector on my iPhone right now and it’s a little less rough then the iPad one but I had them on for probably 3 weeks back to back and generally don’t really have a problem with it, just a user choice. Good thing is you can test it out and get a refund if you don’t like it because the customer service is through the roof. I didn’t end up keeping mine because they didn’t work with my case at all. The case would somehow make the edges pop up and make bubbles even when I had given it plenty of time to bond and work properly. But I filled out their support form after I had enough of the bubbles and they responded in under 24 hours to let me know my refund was being processed. Generally I think it’s a great screen protector I’d just look out to see if your case rises up around the edges of the screen cuz that’s what caused mine to peel.