Spigen PaperTouch Tempered Glass Screen Protector [GlasTR EZ FIT PaperTouch] designed for iPad Pro 11" & iPad Air 5th & iPad Air 4th

Best paper texture glass screen protector with some drawbacks Pro: - texture is awesome. As much as I haven’t been very experienced with other paper like protectors, this one has good texture that works well with my Apple pencils - material is actually glass. I saw no scratches from my use of Apple Pencil - centered and easy to put on with proper technique. Con: - glass thickness. Its thickness is notable and may bother some. - compare with regular tempered glass protectors. Edge was not rounded and is very sharp. Not enough to cut my hand, but it is rather uncomfortable to could for long time. - compare with regular tempered glass protectors, texture has impact to the picture quality. It is less bright, less clear subjectuvly. Unless you regularly need pencils, you may not like this as much as you think

The easiest screen to put on for an iPad. I always buy screen protectors and a case when I know I am getting new device. This was my first time ever buying an iPad so I wanted to make sure I had a good screen protector. This product was so easy to install after watching their instructional video. Comes with a simple installation kit and BAM! All done! Plus the texture of the screen feels like paper when I am writing with pencil so that is a plus if you like that sensory feedback of writing on paper.

I bought this one after I tried to apply the Paperlike branded screen. I will say that this product is much better than Paperlike. The overall feel to me is better. Let’s first start with the application. Spigen has made this extremely easy to apply. A one year old can apply this and not mess it up. This was a huge selling point for me. At first I was hesitant to buy a paper screen protector. After a couple weeks of use, I am not looking back. It is excellent to write on. I feels like just writing on paper. I am extremely happy with the purchase. I am keeping an eye out for one for my iPad mini.

The guid is great. You won’t get a crooked fit at all. If you get a spec of dust, don’t try to remove the protector and reinstall, things will go downhill. I learned you better live with the first result, no matter how bad you think it is, because fixing it will only make it worse. I have several dust spots and permanent bubbles as a result.

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I decided to try on of “pencil” surface screen protector on my new iPad. In addition to its non glare surface the feel is positive when scrolling a web page. It also works quite well with the Apple Pencil. The item that I really like was the installation system with plastic tray to positively align the iPad to the screen, gone is the method of altering the protector to the iPad. I just ordered a second one for my wife’s iPad.

Followed instructions using supplied materials. The microfiber cloth was falling apart as I wiped my device with it, adding more specs to take off with the dust removal stickers and smudging the screen. I ended up doing the process 3-4 times and VERY slowly and thoroughly on a BRAND NEW iPad to get the screen looking good. I did have to use my own microfiber cloth to get the job done. Without my own cloth, I definitely wouldn't have been able to install the screen protector. The process took about 35 minutes in total. Not what I expected from an "EZ" install. TLDR: Wouldn't recommend buying this unless you have a large microfiber cloth lying around

Love the screen protector. It was a breeze to put on if you follow the steps. The screen itself has a nice feel to it and your fingers glide right along. Take a microfiber cloth to wipe off that’s all you need. Now I have to see if they offer the same screen for the IPhone.