KCT 2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Pro 12.9 (2022 & 2021 & 2020 & 2018 Models), Matte PET Film for Drawing, No Glare with Easy Installation KitClimatePartner certified

I really like the feel of this screen! It protects really well and has a great feel to it, so it’s a five star from me! However, there are a few things you should know before getting it. The instructions weren’t quite accurate, but it was an easy fix and didn’t cause permanent issues, it may have even been a confusion on my part so I won’t hold it against the protector. Another thing is, I have the 2nd generation Apple Pencil. With some other screen protectors, I had seen they had worn down the pencil so I was a bit worried about that, but with this protector it turned out to be the opposite. The pencil is pointy at the end to allow for accuracy with drawing, and it’s scratched up the protector pretty good. Probably after about 100 hours or so of drawing, the protector has a very, very small chip in it and minuscule scratches over the surface. Luckily, the protectors come in packs of two, so I will be able to replace it. I’ve already ordered another pack anyway. To me, the feel of the screen is worth buying more packs continuously throughout my digital art career. If you don’t like the idea of that, though, you may want to look into other protectors.Edit: After applying a second screen protector, I have discovered that it wasn’t a confusion on my part. The side they said was sticky was not the sticky side the first time I put on the screen protector. The second one I applied was accurate, but it ended up being difficult anyway because I expected the opposite side to be sticky. Test to see which side is sticky before committing so you don’t get the sticky side all dirty like I did. Another thing, the screen protector has begun to wear down the nib, but they are cheap and easy to replace so I don’t hold it against the protector. Overall, still highly suggested!

The media could not be loaded. So I originally was just looking for a normal protector cuz I don't want my screen damage but I said nope to that. I switched over to digital art I want to say 3 ish years ago and in all honesty the smoothness of the screen would throw me off so much especially when rest my hand on the screen and it not sliding across😭. For months I tried getting over it and just getting use to the screen and the feel of it and I just couldn't my Brain just couldn't comprehend it whatsoever. So I decided to get a paper feel screen protector been seeing it for a while and thought to myself why not give it a shot. I have ADHD so it probably would sike the hell out of me. It did. I will say putting it on is easy but slightly tedious cuz sometimes dust still be getting all up on it or on the screen itself. You get two screens which I think is nice. It feels again nice it literally feels like a paper to me and sounds like paper when drawing (that's just 2 me tho) it can be easy to remove just really gotta get your nail under the screen protector. It fits the screen nicely which I like most screen protectors don't fit well so yee. Overall I love it and it was worth it for me would definitely recommend if you need a little push to sike your brain out

I like the feeling of drawing on paper on my tablet. Installation was easy enough and it looks and feels good.

Overall this is a decent product, it was easy to install and there are no bubbles leftover. It however, is a bit toothier in texture than I was expecting, which is fine if you want that texture, it just wear at my nib super fast. The packaging said something about it not wearing it down as quickly but after a few days of use there is a notable deterioration. Other than that I like how it fits, it just loses a star for eating up my nibs (luckily I have a pack of them).

Installation - the video is excellent, need to look at it a few times, and then it works well. The instructions are accurate. Also good to see a few different user installation videos where they are talking through it. I did end up with quite a few bubble which made me unhappy, but surprisingly I was able to push all of them out with the provided squeezee. Very satisfiedTouch - the surface definitely feels rougher, if that is the right word. Not exactly sure what a paper like feel is.Writing - there's definitely more friction now when writing with the pen, and I think it is a better writing experience. I need more time to judge it better. Strangely the tapping noise of the pen hitting the screen is still there. Is the writing better than or similar to writing on an e ink tablet like Kindle or Boox, don't think so, but may be enough not to rush into the e ink movement. I will know more in a month.Video - does look less glossy and less shiny, maybe even a tad less sharp, maybe not. You get used to it. Watching you tube right now!In summary, overall a good to great experience so far!!

Works great and easy to install

Value vs cost for this? Pretty good if you're a casual user without an Apple Pencil. If you're an artist, this screen protector probably isn't for you.It scuffs quickly (less than 2 weeks of daily drawing) and wears down Apple Pencil tips like you're rubbing them across sandpaper.If you plan on using this as a casual user - only for things like reading, web browsing, gaming - then you may find this to work perfectly to get that matte feel and keep your screen a bit safer. If you're an artist, invest in a matte tempered glass protector that will mimic the screen of a Wacom tablet.

This screen protector is an excellent value! It really feels like I'm writing on paper—perfect for taking notes or sketching. The texture gives just the right amount of resistance for my Apple Pencil, and it helps reduce glare too. Installation takes a little patience, but it’s worth it.