MOBDIK 2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad 6th/5th Generation 9.7 inch, Crafted for Natural Writing, Anti Glare with Easy Installation Kit, Compatible with iPad 9.7&iPad Pro 9.7

I love these screen protectors. They feel amazing and they sent an installation kit making the applying process so easy. There was also a squeegee included to make sure air bubbles wouldn’t Be a problem. I’ve had zero problems with the protector reducing the touch sensitivity of the screen, the protectors fit well, seem durable, and are great quality. The price was also reasonable. I’ve never owned other paper-feel screen protectors so I’m not able to give a comparison, but for these being my first ones I am very pleased.

Very nice texture, affordable, durable, easy to mount. No longer get tons of grease marks from my hands, the glare is reduced, it fits the screen perfectly, there’s no tint to the color so it doesn’t distort the image. Great product for a great price.

Easy to install, really nice texture. Doesn't interfere with touch sensitivity or the apple pen. Fits my 9th gen ipad perfectly! Nice quality, came with 2 with all the necessities to install. If you use the silicone nibs on your pencil just know due to the texture of the screen protector it may grip the nib maybe more than you like. I took the nib off and it seemed to work better. Eh maybe it'll take some time to get used to with the silicone nib on. I really enjoy this cover though! You can see the texture in the photo.

90% of the time I use my iPad for school. Originally, I used just a regular screen protector, but it would get dirty with smudges and imprints from my Apple Pencil, and there would be a lot of glare since I'm in a classroom most of the time, which would make it awkward to see what I was writing at times. Plus, the screen protector was too smooth so it would actually be difficult to write legibly. This product makes it a lot easier to write smoother on the iPad. I only just installed it, so I can't say much on the smear protection yet, but I can already see the reduction in glare as well. For $8, getting a pack of two of these with an install kit is a very nice deal imo. My only issue was the installation process, which could've been as much my own fault tbh, but I felt like I aligned the screen protector pretty well with the sticker, however the first time I tried installing it it was way off the center (maybe my case got in the way?). The biggest issue was using the squeegee to pop air bubbles, and this is something they don't mention in neither their instruction guide nor video, but you're supposed to used the velvet red side, not the naked white side: using the white side actually takes the grit off the protector, which is obviously something you don't want on a product that relies on it. Thankfully I have another one in reserve in case this one wears off sooner than expected.

Screen protector went on very well. There was an application method that was very helpful and easy. Made it to where very little bubbles or dust on screen. Would purchase again. Came with 2.

Love the texture and and it makes it so satisfying to draw. A few air bubbles on the edges. And I do remember it being pretty difficult to put on. It’s lasted pretty well.

I bought this screen protector hoping to replicate the writing experience of my Kindle Scribe on my iPad, and while it does deliver on the paper-like texture, there are some significant drawbacks. Pros: The screen protector does provide a noticeably more paper-like feel compared to typical iPad screen protectors, which was my main goal. If you’re looking for that matte, textured surface for writing or drawing, it does accomplish that. Cons: Unfortunately, the negatives outweigh the positives for me. The protector is quite thin and sheet-like, so it doesn’t offer much actual protection for your screen. I also noticed the touchscreen became less responsive compared to thicker plastic screen protectors I’ve used. The biggest issue was the installation. I’ve applied probably over 30 iPad screen protectors over the years, and this was honestly the worst experience I’ve had. It bubbles up terribly, and the adhesive just isn’t strong enough—the edges keep unsticking themselves. The included spatula can only push out a few bubbles, and the texture of both the screen protector and spatula creates a weird white powdery residue during application. Bottom Line: Decent concept and the paper-like texture is there, but has poor adhesion and difficult application.

I had a Paperlike screen protector on my iPad for nearly 7 years. I liked it a lot, but figured it was about time to change it. The price points on current Paperlike screen protectors are absurd, so I chose this one instead. The installation was fairly simple, although it was impossible not to get some flecks of dust landing on the adhesive due to the amount of time it took to peel off the first layer of protective film. Luckily those bits of dust aren’t noticeable with the screen on, but be aware of that— if it’s something that will bother you, maybe consider going for a screen protector with an application system. The texture of the screen protector is very similar to the Paperlike screen protectors, but it’s slightly more rough. I would worry for the pencil tip over time, but if you use off brand pencil tips like I do (for much cheaper), then it won’t be much of an issue. The screen protector looks great on my iPad and feels nice while writing. It can feel a bit “sticky” or grabby a times while writing, but that’s not enough of an issue for me to really care. If you’re digital artist, maybe splurge for a nicer one— otherwise as a student taking notes on my iPad, it’s fine. I wish it were slightly less rough and came with a better application system (hence 4 stars instead of 5), but overall this is a great budget alternative to the actual Paperlike screen protectors. I’d recommend this to a friend