KCT 2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad A16 11th Generation 2025 11 inch/iPad 10th 2022 10.9 inch & iPad Air 11 inch M4/M3/M2 (2026/2025/2024), Write as Real Paper, Anti Glare

I've heard of other more expensive alternatives out there that claim to offer a superior paper like experience, but these ones are really good. I installed it quickly with no bubbles, and it's been there for the past 2 years now. It's easy to clean and there are no signs of wear at all, and I've taken a heck ton of notes on it. It feels like a light sandpaper, so it's a bit more textured than paper, but it feels nice to the pencil. Speaking of pencils, pick up a pack of Apple Pencil tips with this since this will wear them down faster. (Yes, please get the apple tips, they are actually so much smoother than knock offs)

This paperfeel screen protector works very well and gives the screen a textured, paper-like feel that is especially great for writing, drawing, or note-taking. It also provides solid protection against scratches while maintaining good responsiveness. Overall, it’s an excellent screen protector that improves both feel and functionality.

This is the best screen protector & kit I've ever had! Have had several iPads in the past, used many protectors. The kit was the best I've seen to get a clean, flat, bubble free application. Fit was perfect! I got this because I do a lot of drawing on my ipad and love the paper-feel. I highly recommend this product!

I figured since I recently bought an Apple pencil that it was time to get a screen protector for the iPad. I liked the idea of something with a paper like feel. I can't say how much it feels like paper, but it's easy to write on with the pencil. If you try to brush off dust or something (like trying to get rid of bubbles I missed during install,) the texture grabs your fingers a little bit. This feels a little weird compared to the screen itself. Also, if my hand hits the screen while writing, the screen seems a little warm which is actually a good feeling. Installation is fairly easy. I did it in low light so I missed a few small bubbles that aren't a problem. Between this and the new case, my iPad looks new again.

I can't speak to longevity, but feels quality from the start. Also, the install was very easy if you follow the video. Also a great price. I wasted a lot of money on a similar product from “ paper like “ brand. That install was difficult, so I just wasted the product. I did buy pencil tips from "paper like" which seem good.

I've installed this screen protector multiple times. Their system for easy placement involves stickers that wrap around the edge of your device so you can get it aligned easily while the backing is still on. The BIGGEST CHALLENGE with any screen protector is making sure all the dust particles are truly gone before you try to stick it on, and my best advice for making sure they're gone is to shine a flashlight across the device surface to highlight dust. It makes it much easier to see and remove. Also, I work on my kitchen counter which is guaranteed to be dust-free. Anyway, I love having a paper feel screen protector on my iPad. I use ProCreate a lot and it *almost* feels like writing on paper with a real pencil. Your hand/finger will not stick to the screen as you try to drag it across. As well, it reduces glare by a LOT. Highly recommend, and you get 2 in case your first got some dust underneath :)

Read the reviews, learned that this screen protector have eaten away the nib of the apple pencils. Tried it anyway and bought extras just in case. So far, the cover seems fine for everything. I don’t press too hard when drawing, just enough to where it draws as intended. I do not notice any hard scratches yet either on the screen, which was one expectation at first. I think as long as a person doesn’t apply too much pressure, the materials will last a while. Though, I’m not sure if I’m using the iPad as much as some artists out there, I’m just noting my experience so far. I bought this months ago, and everything seems the same. There were bubbles though during application. But that’s my fault, and it really doesn’t bother me as long as I’m in the shade. It’s cool that the box had two protectors, not sure what it’s like when I need to replace it. But I’m trying to stretch its lifespan by using everything mindfully. Definitely cheaper than the popular brand “paper-like”? This does actually gives off a paper like control. No complaints so far. Another advice, try not to charge the iPad at 100% for long periods of time. It wears out the battery lifespan when using. I’ve heard it’s best not leave the techs at 100% charge for too long for the same reasons.

Very gentle paper like feel that won't tear up the tips of the apple pencil to much and doesn't heavily distort colors by muting them due to the type of film uses to make it textured. Really the only downside is that it WILL get those small air bubbles unless you have insane skills at doing screen protectors. Larger bubbles are easy to get out but those small ones take a lot of time if you can get them out at all. So just something to be aware off

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too much grit, feels like sandpaper

Muy buena herramienta para aquellos que se dedican a hacer notas en su tableta. La mica es super fácil de instalar, viene con su kit de instalación. La sensación de papel es agradable y facilita la forma de escritura. Se siente todo más fluido. Recomiendo comprar puntas de aleación de titanio para su S Pen si piensan instalar esta mica. No se arrepentirán!

Increíble su sensación, cumple con lo indicado. Se me complicó un poco ponerla, pero todo bien. Me encantó y es súper relajante 🥰

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