KCT 2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Pro 12.9 (2022 & 2021 & 2020 & 2018 Models), Matte PET Film for Drawing, No Glare with Easy Installation Kit

I really like the feel of this screen! It protects really well and has a great feel to it, so it’s a five star from me! However, there are a few things you should know before getting it. The instructions weren’t quite accurate, but it was an easy fix and didn’t cause permanent issues, it may have even been a confusion on my part so I won’t hold it against the protector. Another thing is, I have the 2nd generation Apple Pencil. With some other screen protectors, I had seen they had worn down the pencil so I was a bit worried about that, but with this protector it turned out to be the opposite. The pencil is pointy at the end to allow for accuracy with drawing, and it’s scratched up the protector pretty good. Probably after about 100 hours or so of drawing, the protector has a very, very small chip in it and minuscule scratches over the surface. Luckily, the protectors come in packs of two, so I will be able to replace it. I’ve already ordered another pack anyway. To me, the feel of the screen is worth buying more packs continuously throughout my digital art career. If you don’t like the idea of that, though, you may want to look into other protectors.Edit: After applying a second screen protector, I have discovered that it wasn’t a confusion on my part. The side they said was sticky was not the sticky side the first time I put on the screen protector. The second one I applied was accurate, but it ended up being difficult anyway because I expected the opposite side to be sticky. Test to see which side is sticky before committing so you don’t get the sticky side all dirty like I did. Another thing, the screen protector has begun to wear down the nib, but they are cheap and easy to replace so I don’t hold it against the protector. Overall, still highly suggested!

Fairly easy to apply- watch their youtube video- it is short but helpful. I used this for a brand new iPad 13" M4. I have a Logi case for my iPad and had to be careful- the case surrounds the edge of the iPad and I had to be careful with the positioning of the screen protector. It has great feel and works wonderfully with Apple Pencil.

The media could not be loaded. So I originally was just looking for a normal protector cuz I don't want my screen damage but I said nope to that. I switched over to digital art I want to say 3 ish years ago and in all honesty the smoothness of the screen would throw me off so much especially when rest my hand on the screen and it not sliding across😭. For months I tried getting over it and just getting use to the screen and the feel of it and I just couldn't my Brain just couldn't comprehend it whatsoever. So I decided to get a paper feel screen protector been seeing it for a while and thought to myself why not give it a shot. I have ADHD so it probably would sike the hell out of me. It did. I will say putting it on is easy but slightly tedious cuz sometimes dust still be getting all up on it or on the screen itself. You get two screens which I think is nice. It feels again nice it literally feels like a paper to me and sounds like paper when drawing (that's just 2 me tho) it can be easy to remove just really gotta get your nail under the screen protector. It fits the screen nicely which I like most screen protectors don't fit well so yee. Overall I love it and it was worth it for me would definitely recommend if you need a little push to sike your brain out

The media could not be loaded. First off, I did try to record the installation process, but the video got all whacked up and glitched so thag didn’t work. But I’ll describe it instead:First off, the package included two screen protectors that were nicely packaged, installation guide (1), bubble card(1), anti sliding mat (2), installation stickers(6. 3 for each protector), microfiber cloth (1), wet wipe (2. 1 for each protector), and dust stickers (4. 2 per protector). All of these items worked great except for the anti sliding mats and the dust stickers. Anti sliding mat didn’t anti slide very well, and the dust stickers left a little residue, but that came off easily with the microfiber cloth. My main complaint, however, is the three centering installation stickers. It’s great in theory, but not everyone has a great idea of how to place them. I’ve always been good at centering things (I think thats because of perfectionism) but even I had trouble centering the protector using the stickers. I ended up just eyeballing where to put the protector and using the stickers to keep it in place instead of using them to ACTUALLY center it. Those stickers, however, ended up getting in the way of smoothing out some bubbles. You might be thinking, why not remove them and THEN smooth out bubbles? Well, I would have it they hadn’t been so gosh darn sticky that they started to lift up the protector when I tried removing them 😂 anyway, I was left with a few very small bubbles, but that’s okay since I probably won’t ever notice them since they’re at the bottom corners. Other than installing the protector, it’s great so far! Feels and sounds just like paper! (Of course, this is my first paper feel protector, so I have nothing to compare it to other than paper itself). The matte screen quality is great too! Doesn’t do too much except maybe blur crispness just a tiny itty bitty bit, but it’s hardly noticeable, and definitely worth the lessened glare. Wouldn’t recommend if you’re only going to watch movies and not do art though, since that might taint your experience just a bit. The feeling of the paper on my fingers is going to take getting used to, but it’s definitely worth it! My handwritten notes are better already.- RevaP.S: I’ll update after a while to let you know how scratching, the matt screen, and my Apple Pencil tip has held up.

Love this screen protector! No fingerprints at all, no glare, nice "feel".