MOBDIK2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Air 13 M3 2025 / M2 2024 & iPad Pro 13 2024, New Version Crafted for Natural Writing, Less Reflection, Nib Friendly

Perfect screen protector/paper like feel for use with my Apple Pencil pro. The installation is very easy and comes with 2. Would recommend and is a great value for the price

Easy to install, easy to work bubbles out. My E-pencil feels much more natural and controllable and the glare is gone. Very good with fingerprint control and it doesn’t seem to affect brightness at all.

This works great for my iPad Air, it makes it easier to write on and I never have to clean off fingerprints from the screen. I do feel like it adds a little bit more glare, but less reflection at the same time.

i like this product, i think it’s very good. easy to install, no bubbles, there’s no shiny glare, it’s help up pretty well and hasn’t damaged my apple pencil so far. the only thing i dont like, and maybe it’s because im an artist.. is the color changes when the screen protector is installed. it seems to saturate it more and has more vibrancy then what the colors actually look like when i air drop it to my phone or post it.(the color pick to the left is what shows on the iPad, it’s more vibrant. while the one on the right is it moved over to my phone and shows what the actual colors look like) am i being picky? sure, but i always want my art to turn out how i wanted it too, and im color blind so its been a harder work around for me to adjust the colors so they can show up how they should.other then that its a really good screen protector, and if your not a picky artist like me then it should be fine

It is exactly what it says it is.

Overall, the product is good. However, the cut for the camera was made in the wrong place, which turns the whole idea of a screen protector into a joke. My camera was covered with a screen protector, so I had to cut a piece of it in order to enable my camera.

Screen protector is not as easy as it looks to install. Advertised for iPad but the camera divot on the screen protector is a generic one for a different device entirely; so now my camera is being covered and there is an awkward blank spot on the side of the screen for the camera of a different device. There was no clear indication of which side was supposed to be on the top and which side was to be attached to the iPad during installation, so I did my best guess based on the tutorial video and luckily was correct. However, the video did not specifically mention that the red tab should be on the bottom AND on the side of the alignment tabs so when it was time to peel it off, I realized that I had to remove the whole thing first and finesse it without getting fingerprints on the adhesive.It was a bit annoying that the top film had a bunch of print on it so you couldn't see if there was any dirt or debris on the screen protector before laying it down onto the screen. Ended up getting a a few pieces of lint underneath where I had to get surgical to remove it so that there wouldn't be air bubbles. And the next day when I thought all was well, I noticed that there were a couple threads of lint that did end up getting trapped and could be visible when the screen was on, but that it was already too late because the screen protector had already fully adhered overnight.Perhaps something like this is just inevitable, or perhaps if the instructions were more clear it would have mitigated it. Or perhaps I'm just being too particular. At the end of the day, the screen is protected and I cant complain. I wouldn't say that it really feels like writing on paper, but it definitely gives more control when using the Apple Pencil. And it does absorb a lot of oils since it's a matte style screen protector.

I love the texture it gives my iPad it works amazing and doesn’t feel slippery like regular glass screen protectors do. I love it for drawing especially too!