Made in Japan Paper Texture Paper-Like Anti Glare Matte Screen Protector iPad Pro [1 Pack] [12.9 Inch]

Pros:-Installing was easier than I thought it'd be. Only trouble was me worrying about getting it on, but overall theres nothing that you can't go back and fix-Really love the toothiness of this product, honestly surprised it has only 35 reviews right now (I did get it on sale)-The paper like texture is really fun to play with, makes drawing and writing a lot more enjoyable than I had with ICarez Tempered Glass screen protector-Overall the product you're looking for if you really want a thicker paper feelCons:-Can get annoying when swiping with your finger, it's just like how it'de sound if you were to swipe your hand on an actual paper which gets sort of loud. I'm not bothered by it too much, still worth the paper texture-I wish the installing process was more clear, instructions were vague and I was struggling to know what to do next-Makes the quality of the screen look slighty grainy, but very subtle. Personally, I kind of like the look, gives it sort of an aesthetic-The cut of the shape, atleast from my order, does not exactly line up with the ipad, but I managed to get it on the best I could. The cut of the circle is lopsided to the home button and the edges seem to not be completely straight. Not much of a problem now that I have it on, but def made the application process a little bit of a drag.

I always found the iPad screen way too slippery, which is fine when I’m inking something, but it made it extremely uncomfortable to sketch on the screen. The paper texture of this protector is no joke, it really does feel like paper. Although it’s not exactly like drawing in a sketchbook because the stylus nib is not nearly sharp enough, the protector makes sketching at least bearable now. It’s also feels very satisfying to rub my hands on the screen just because.There are two things to be aware of before buying this that you must keep in mind. First, there is a noticeable grainy texture across the entire screen (refer to photos. That’s not part of the art, that’s the effect of screen light through the protector). However, it’s rather easy to tune out once you get used to it. Second, it wears the nib of the iPad Pencil over time. I’ve had this screen protector on my iPad for about 6.5 months, and the result is the nib has sharpened to a point (third pic: normal nib on Left, worn nib on Right).The pros outweigh the cons for my situation since it allows me to actually sketch on the screen, but every person’s situation is different, so choose whether or not buy based on your own needs and preferences.

The media could not be loaded. I love the texture from apple pen to the paper like screen protector. I do not not how it feels when I slide my fingers on it though. However, over all I would highly recommend it if you are looking to make less mistakes and slips and slides when writing or drawing, whatever it is that you use it for and need more of a grip when doing it. When I applied it to my Apple iPad mini 5, I did it in the bathroom. I turned on the hot shower and also I turned on the hot water in the sink. I waited until it got a little humid and then I started wiping it down and followed all the rules that were provided within the package. I am so glad the application was perfect to each tiny spec and corners. No lint or dust particles were entrapped. It was a super clean application and it took about five to ten minutes to apply.Additionally, the bathroom trick with the hot water running to make sure the humidity vapor engages on dust particles dropping them down to the floor worked splendidly. I highly recommend this tip to anyone applying any screen protector to any of their devices!

I bought this because I personally like a rough/paper like texture on my tablets. I figured the Wacom and Huion had a similar work space area and I was right! The cover fits perfectly over the working area so no problem there. Was easy to install but I take the time to make sure I work out all the bubbles. Bubbles happen its just air you can easily work them out with a credit card by pushing them out to the edges. Some of the smaller bubbles I couldn't work out BUT went away after I started using the tablet.SO The common factor here is it WILL wear down your pen nibs. Almost like if you were really using a pencil on paper. I don't really mind this, I use my tablet everyday and I don't apply that much pressure and I've only gone through one nib ( after three months of almost everyday use ) this doesn't bother me personally but it will wear down your nibs quite a bit. The seller did reach out to me to reiterate that fact so it really shouldn't be a surprise.Overall I love it. Its the exact texture I want when working on a tablet and I feel like the surface area is being protected since thats what I wanted in a protector. The texture and preventing the actual tablet screen from the scratches from wear and tear!

Summery:Must have accessory to the Wacom One that protects the screen and provides increased sensory feedback.Personally this is an essential product after having a paperlike screen protector on my old IPad.ProsEasy to attach to the Wacom One.Subtle paper texture, not like sandpaperProtects the screen and possibly extends lifetime of the WO.Makes using the WO easier for me personally because of the increased tactile feedbackDoes not noticeably increase screen glare or alter colors displayedConsSeems to increase the rate that the nibs on your WO pen wear down (not tested)