Paperlike 2.1 Screen Protector (2x) for iPad Pro 13” (2024) for an authentic paper-feel

If you follow the official help video on youtube you will not fail to apply the screen protector to the ipad, there will be no bubbles and the screen will be applied evenly on all sides. Also you have to do it in a daylight with minimum dust in the air, and closed windows if it's windy. I managed to do it dust and bubble free in my bedroom. If you have bad eyesight I assume you have glasses so you should put them on. Face the screen to the window as the dust speckles are visible in the reflection of the daylight. Watch the official tutorial video and follow it step by step. Ignore the negative feedback. I cannot review the longevity yet and the price is substantial, £17 per one film makes it most expensive, so for now I'm giving it five stars and time will tell.

I've bought loads of screen protectors in the past and have had great experiences with others but these have had to the worst. I followed all instructions but the quality of the protectors were terrible, it didn't apply as easy as it said it should have, the stickers that were provided as 'guides' stopped just dont work. Once you try and apply it, you get bubbles, you try removing the bubbles and then the protectors is full of scratches. Tried again with the second protector and exactly the same issue. Simple, do not get these. Worst screen protectors product I've ever got. Waste of money.

slightly reduces the quality of the image on screen but that is expected from any textured screen protector. very clear instructions for application and has strong adhesion. The texture is very paperlike in my opinion and feels very nice to draw on. its overall function is solid and due to the clear instructions the alignment is easy to get right.

Huge upgrade to the writing experience on my iPad Pro, particularly when used alongside ballpoint tips for the Apple Pencil.However… This is much harder to apply than “normal” screen protectors and highly sensitive to even the tiniest speck of dust. You get one chance only to get it right, or the protector is ruined (I wasted two).My advice is watch the instruction video carefully, clean everything thoroughly first, and shine a bright light over the screen to double check for dust before you stick the protector down.It is genuinely a good product and a big step up from most paper feel screen covers, but it’s definitely a challenge to apply.

Considering I'm pretty much almost flawless with all screen protector installations for all devices and materials, I struggled the most with this.Firstly, compared to the ESR paperfeel version, this is so much better. Closer to a matte screen protector. Doesn't distort images.However, for the price you pay -- you'd expect better installation.1. The backing is waaaay too soft and floppy. Because the ipad is large, it's harder to get the installation right. It'll bubble any way you do it. A stiffer backing would have helped by 100%.2. They could have added installation guides. It's big. It'll flop around. You need one end to anchor the screen protector. Have a look at ESR's way. It's flawless.As a result, I absolutely messed up the first one (ended up distorting the film) and then the second one had a billion bubbles, it took all of 3 seconds before I had to redo it and mess it up again.I would only really repurchase. this if the installation has been improved by adding the two things mentioned above. It's like driving a manual Mustang with the highest horsepower but you can only really drive a Honda Jazz automatic. Unless you've got magic hands or palms the size of an A3 paper, you'll struggle.

Feels like writing on paper, follow the youtube video on how to instal, super easy. Brilliant product.

I appreciate the thought that has gone into the item along with the accompanying YouTube video from the founder to help you apply the paperlike. However it's not a good enough result for the money you are paying. I watched the video through once first, made sure I had prepared eveything and didn't try to do it in a rush. I then followed the video exactly while trying to apply the paperlike film. The first one (they provide you with two) didn't apply to the screen at all and I realised it was still attached to the top foil. So that was half my purchase immediately down the drain. The second film did apply but left many small bubbles under the film which are just about impossible to remove completely (I have tried for some time!). The end result which you are trying to get to would be reasonably good if it weren't for the bubbles. The paperlike film does dull the screen somewhat (similar to what the nano screen version of the iPad would be like). However that was something I wanted in order to reduce the reflections from the screen which make an iPad annoying to use if you are sitting anywhere near a window or bright light. The writing experience with the Apple pencil is also better - I wouldn't say it's exactly like writing on paper but it does 'soften' it somewhat. So all in all, depending on what end result you achieve, this may be an improvement to your ipad experience but if someone else had done this for you and charged you £34 for it, you wouldn't be happy!

I really like this screen protector, I just wish it was easier to apply.It gives a lovely Matte, which means that there is almost zero reflection or glare on the screen which is what j wanted. I don’t use the pencil so I can’t comment on the writing feel.Well worth the cost.