BELLEMONDMagnetic Kent Paper Screen Protector for iPad - 10.2 (2021/20/19) | Removable & Reusable Matte Film | Reduces Pencil Tip Wear | 1PC

Not half bad! It's my first "paperlike" screen protector, so the feeling is a bit weird to get used to, but it's not nearly as scratchy-sounding or feeling as some of the matte screen protectors I've seen in videos. It's got a subtle tooth to it that's enough to provide resistance and feedback without feeling like it's wearing down the nib on the Apple Pencil. As far as sensitivity goes, I have a 0.3mm tempered glass underneath and applying this one on top doesn't seem to have impacted the touch sensitivity at all. It's a pleasant writing/drawing experience that stays put where you apply it, doesn't mess up your Apple Pencil in any capacity, and is removable so that your display can be crisp and clear when you need it to be. The only downside is that there's some scattering/"rainbow effect" if you look too hard at the whites on the screen, but since you can take off the matte protector once you're finished drawing to do any needed color adjustments, I don't think it's that big of an issue - and to my understanding, all matte protectors have this problem to some degree. If you're on the fence about this one, give it a try!UPDATE: 3/4/2022I received the ZUGU case today and the screen protector fits perfectly in it! It doesn't disrupt the sleep/wake function of the case's magnetic cover, and it also doesn't stick to the magnets in the cover. I was worried about that as some reviews for other brands mention their magnetic protectors getting stuck to their case covers and coming off. Yet another good point. I'll check back in a few months or so to update on how it's holding up.UPDATE: 2/21/2023Still holding up just fine! Nothing particular to note, though in this case no news is good news. I did take the tempered glass off just because the extra thickness felt cumbersome, and so far the magnetic protector alone has done a perfect job of keeping the display scratch-free. Good product.

So I recently bought a 12.9" ipad pro as the 11" was starting to feel too constrained for my use case (art and illustration). On the 11" I had the traditional styled matte screen protector, and that was excellent except it dulled down the amazing screen on the ipad pro a lot. Lo and behold, here comes an easily removeable one, just what I needed on my new 12.9" model.First off, it only installs one way. If you find that it keeps slipping, that is user error and you need to install it with the shiny side down towards the screen.The texture is great, rougher than my previous one on the 11" but still feels good to draw on.Warning: it WILL eat through your nibs. This is normal, there isn't anything you can do about it except buy new nibs, or switch to a metal nib at the cost of accuracy and possibly damaging this screen protector.However there is one MAJOR caveat to all this: the screen protector doesn't lay completely flat. What do I mean? Well it seems like as you get further out from the center of the screen, there is a bit of give in the screen protector. Not a huge amount, but enough that you'll notice. It somehow doesn't really affect the performance of the pencil much, but it doesn't feel great to draw on those areas. From my observation it seems like as you get further away from the center, the screen protector needs to stretch just a tiny bit more, as it is now it feels like the magnetic strips are kind of...pushing away just a tiny bit from the edges, causing the screen protector to not lay flat.Overall, a better option than the more traditional styled ones in my opinion, just with some limitations.

It does what it claimed to do - create an amazing surface to write on. I do a lot of writing on my iPad and it helps to improve the experience so much. it does blur the screen quite a lot (I have a crappy phone camera so the difference doesn't show up that clearly, but it's very pronounced irl), but that's why I get this detachable one so I can remove it when I'm done writing. I wouldn't call it screen 'protector' because the material and the way it's designed to be placed onto the screen doesn't guarantee it would protect the screen in case the iPad is dropped or something, so I've been using it over a permanent glass screen protector, so far no problem with the writing whatsoever. Just make sure you have it on the correct side, it'll attach very securely and you can start writing/drawing away.Two minor complaints:- It kinda blocks the top & bottom frames of the screen, so it's harder to drag up/down to get the menus.- It's difficult to remove. I usually have to use a box knife to get in between the protector and the screen to lift it up. wish they'd make a pull tab or something to make removing it easier.But overall for the price it's doing well. I didn't even have to bother with the cleaning before attaching, just pop it on and start writing. definitely get it if you want to improve the writing experience but not have to compromise the image quality. however, if you write/draw a lot and wouldn't mind a bit muted colors, I'd go with their permanent screen protector cuz adding/removing this can be annoying.

La sensación al dibujar muy similar a la de hacerlo sobre papel, pero no tiene buena adherencia y mientras trabajas o la usas en otra cosa se cae, tuve que usar tiras adhesivas para evitar ese problema.

He probado varias micas de pantalla, anteriormente utilizaba un paperlike en un iPad de 11", sin embargo desgastaba mi punta rápido y no era tan cómoda. Este protector magnético es fácil de instalar y se siente sumamente cómodo en la palma, ha sido mi protector favorito hasta ahora.

at first i was kinda skeptical because it didnt feel particularly like a sketchbook page? but the texture grew onto me. love the fact that its magnetic, it was so easy to install, and i was able to install it with my ipad cover still on. overall highly recommended, i wouldnt say its worth $30+, but for $20 it would be a great buy! feels really nice to write on once u get used to it.

Excelente al principio pero después de 4meses perdió todo la fuerza el iman que trae y se comenzó a caer cada vez más seguido hasta que quedo inservible. No recomendaría.

Se la regalé a mi pareja y le encantó, dibuja cómodamente y si quiere dejar de sacrificar el color, se la remueve.