ESR for iPad Air 5/4 Paper-Feel Magnetic Screen Protector(2022/2020, 10.9 Inch) and iPad Pro 11 Inch (2022/2021/2020/2018), Write and Draw Like on Paper, Detachable and Reusable, Matte Finish

Okay, I had my doubts about this, but let me just say: SPEND THE EXTRA MONEY AND GET THIS PROTECTOR!I draw on my iPad constantly, and I’ve installed more screen protectors than I can even count over the years, and this is a GODSEND.It was super easy to install in the sense that I didn’t struggle with getting it lined up properly, and the kit it came with to aid in the process was nice. The instructions were clear and written in a way that you could understand if you’re inexperienced.It has protected my screen from scratches and sticky toddler fingers! It was easy to clean off and I appreciate how thick it is, it’s definitely thicker than any other paper feel protector I’ve tried.When it comes to bubble removal, a tip for it is to use the squeegee as you install it, gently pushing as you place it, and that really helps eliminate them. But, if you’re not experienced in doing that, and you end up with a few bubbles that don’t seem to leave with each push, you can lift it a bit (something you can’t/shouldn’t do with regular protectors because of the glue) and get them out again.The durability has been great so far, I use an Apple Pencil 1st gen and barely changed tips before using this screen protector, and it hasn’t damaged the tip too much, it’s a smooth surface, not too grainy, and it really does feel like paper. The stroke marks can be brushed off somewhat easily if you get too many, and it overall really feels like an excellent quality screen. I am so happy with this magnetic style, and I will never go back to a traditional version of the paper feel after being pampered with the magnetic.

I love using my pencil, but I do not like the feel of writing on glass. This gives a little "tooth" to the surface making it easier for me to form my words. I don't feel like it makes my iPad less clear and if I want to remove it, I just put it back in the plastic holder until I'm writing again. My husband liked it and bought a couple for himself and employees at his office.

So nice to have the option to apply this one just whenever you might need it. I mostly use it when I am on my "focus" and "reading" modes. Focus mode being where I work on learning and creation and of course note taking. To use this on the Reading mode is better for my eyes as the screen gets matted/muted. I still prefer the glass screen protector for other modes, like gaming or streaming so I want that flexibility to be able to do both. One thing I would like to say hence the 1 star off is because sometimes you have to double check where is the magnetic side of the thing before application. For the longevity, I have no comment as of now.

This is an incredible, transformational product that has to be oriented the right way up or FaceID will no longer work on the iPad. This is explained in tiny print in the instructions. There is a cutout for FaceID that is easy to miss because it’s so easy to attach the wrong way as well as the right way using the built-in magnets.With that, my Apple Pencil Pro actually feels like a pencil for the first time, ever. It completely transforms the experience of using the pencil. The matte effect on the appearance of the display is noticeable but nice. This product is very thin; the iPad Pro’s tandem OLED display still looks great and it’s tempting to just leave it attached.

These things are amazing. It feels very much like paper. And I love that you can remove it easily, and put it back on. I tattoo for a living. So my iPad is always by my side. Sometimes the screen protector will distort the tones and hues of a photo. Sometimes I take it off while using my iPad for reference during a tattoo. And when I’m done I put it back on. The only downsides, it will eat Apple Pencil tips quicker. Before I had a paper feel screen protector, I was just using what came with the otter box case. And in the 8 years? Now that I’ve been tattooing I never replaced a pencil tip, in the 6months I’ve been using this product, I’ve replaced the tip twice. And it is hard to get any dirt off the inside of the protector if it gets in there

Maybe I just got sent the wrong one, but I had an extremely difficult time lining up the screen protector as mine doesn’t seem to be magnetic. It also acts like it’s just an adhesive screen so I won’t be taking mine off which is a bummer.As far as the quality goes, it’s not bad! It definitely makes the screen gritty like paper which is super cool, but be mindful - it will make your screen look matte and washed out (though all textured screen protectors will do that)It feels high quality but looks out of place on the iPad… Wouldn’t be much of a problem since you should be able to easily take it on and off, but since that’s not the case with mine, it is something to be weary of. Also, it works great with the Apple Magic Keyboard case since it’s not too thick.Overall, it’s a great inexpensive option for your iPad if you’re looking for a textured screen film for writing or drawing but beware - I was expecting it to be magnetic and since mine isn’t, it might not be as removable as you think.

I actually VERY much love this cover. I first saw one for around $45 and then this one popped up as similar. You couldn't go wrong for the price. I can't tell what I love more about this product; the way my apple pencil glides on the screen, or the fact that it wasn't anywhere near as hard to put on like those other ones. I've always hated the bubbles and how hard it was to put on, but this one is AMAZING! I also love that you can apparently take it off and reuse it--that I have not tried, but I love the option. 10/10 product honestly.

I got this to help me feel more like I’m taking notes in a spiral- it’s a kinesthetic thing that helps me retain knowledge quickly- and I was not disappointed. It has the scratch and drag of writing on paper. The initial hit is still a screen, but other than that- pretty on point!