Spigen Tempered Glass Paper Touch Pro Matte Screen Guard Protector For Ipad Pro 11 Inches M2 (2022) / Ipad Pro 11 Inches (2021/2020/2018) Ipad Air 5 (2022) / Ipad Air 4 (2020) - 1 Pack, Transparent

I have been using tempered glass for past 1 yr and have been a heavy user of apple pencil. Tempered glass damages nib of apple pencil easily due to lack of friction and also your forearm muscles can tire quickly if you are using apple pencil for long.This paper touch pro screen guard is perfect replacement for any other screen guard available right now in market if you are heavy user of apple pencil. The right amount of friction with this guard makes it very easy to take notes with apple pencil without tiring your forearm muscles.Display quality was reduced as compared to glass guard but that's obvious because of the material used to make this guard.Installation was very easy and prevents the hassle of going to local market for applying the screen guard.Price is bit higher but right now it is the best screenguard available on amazon for effortless use of apple pencil.So to sum up this is the best screenguard made exclusively for apple pencil use and can be installed very easily at home. If you are using ipad without apple pencil then I suggest you should go for glass guard as it doesn't hamper the display but for apple pencil users buy this without any second thought.

installation couldn't be easier, the anti glare and the texture - perfect. BUT, if you're a heavy user who uses your ipad for drawing and taking notes for more than 4-5 hours daily, this might not be a good choice. it's been exactly 2 months since i've been using it and the texture is completely GONE. the only thing remaining is the anti glare and it kinda feels like writing/drawing on a whiteboard (very smooth which i'm not aiming for). given the price we pay, i didn't expect the texture to smooth out just in 2 months.

I purchased the Spigen Screen Protector for my iPad over 3 years ago, and I am thoroughly impressed with how well it has held up. After all this time, the screen protector is still in great condition—no scratches, no bubbles, and the visibility remains crystal clear. It has done an outstanding job of protecting my iPad's display, even with regular use.The responsiveness of the screen hasn't been affected at all, and the protector feels smooth to the touch, making it perfect for drawing or typing. It's also very easy to clean and doesn't attract fingerprints easily. I’m genuinely surprised by how long it has lasted while still looking and functioning like new.I highly recommend this screen protector for anyone looking to protect their iPad long-term. Spigen truly delivers on quality and durability.

This screenguard is a little less costly as compared to paperlike but damn! This is good.I mean I've used paperlike before and i can say that this screenguard is a direct competition, period.Easy to install with all the installation material you get in the box and the writing experience is absolutely lovely.One con I observed is that it kinda deteriorates your apple pencil tip but that isn't a big deal as you can buy 4 apple pencil tips for like 1.6K INR from apple's website.All in all, a good product and my easiest recommendation to all.Cheers!

Amazing product. I had used my iPad Air for the past 2 years before this, and now I wonder why I did that. Not only does this make writing on your iPad super easy and paperlike, this also makes reading text on your ipad easy by cutting down reflections from the screen. The self-installation kit was pretty good too.

Application process is easy.But the iPad experience is greatly reduced.Brightness is reduced by 30-40%Screen resolution is bad. Might not enjoy watching videos/shows.Visible scratches after using some time when the screens turned offImprovement in anti glare and better experience while writing.Pencil tip has been scratched a little but nothing to worry to much if you using it sparingly

DO NOT RECOMMEND FOR DIGITAL ART/ SKETCHINGThis screen Loses texture after a couple of months of sketching on the iPad. The centre gets way smoother than the edges of the screen as I generally position content in the centre of the screen while detailing sketches (as I’m sure most of you do).If you’re planning on using it as an addition to your iPad solely for some extra texture and you don’t use your pencil for anything more than scrolling or the occasional interaction, it will be fine.For context 90% of my interaction with the iPad is via the pencil.