2 Pack Magnetic Paperfilm for iPad 10th 2022 10.9" & iPad 11th A16 2025 11", Feel Like Writing Drawing On Paper, Matte Removable Anti Glare Fingerprint Screen Protector Blue Light Filter

I wanted a paper-like cover that would protect my screen without having to be permanently attached. I also hoped to not have to spend a lot on it. This one met all requirements! It fits my new iPad 11 perfectly. The slight matte finish is just right. I can still see everything so well I forget it's on. It just drops right on the iPad, there is no complicated install process. You can remove and replace it as much as you want and there are even sleeves for keeping it in when not in use. I have had no issues with scratches, and my iPad went a couple days case-free after I got it, with just this to protect it. It's holding up wonderfully. I use the USB Pencil on it, and it feels like writing on paper. It's so much more natural than without. This has me using my iPad more than I ever did before. It makes the device a functional tool instead of just an entertainment device.

With my previous M2 iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, I used a screen cover that mimicked the feel of paper and pen, so I’ve been used to using a cover that achieved that feel. When I bought my iPad Pro M4 a few days ago, I opted for this style, and to be blunt, I did think it would work as well as the other cover. I was completely wrong. This style works great! I like how it dulls the screen just enough, and sticks on perfectly. I was able to remove it, wash it with soap and water, and then reattach it with ease. This really works great and I’m glad I went with this.

Overall this is a good screen protector. Magnetic paper-feel screen protectors like this are very easy to install and remove with no bubbles to contend with like the kind that adhere to your iPad screen. The texture of this screen protector is really nice--it has just the right amount of friction without feeling rough or making a lot of noise as you write with the Apple Pencil. The magnets and the "sticky strips" on the long edges hold it in place perfectly when writing or when I open the magnetic folio cover. When your iPad is off, it looks like it's a little "cloudy" but it's not noticeable when the screen is on at all. Clarity is very good. It reduces glare and doesn't show fingerprints.But . . . I'm only giving this 4 stars because the magnetic strips along the long edges have a noticeable thickness (perhaps the thickness of 4 -5 sheets of paper) and they are 1/4" wide. They stick UP (sticky side down) and have a slightly sharp edge to them. When you're writing in landscape mode as I usually do, the magnetic strip is uncomfortable under your hand. However, the most annoying thing is that you can't really swipe up from the bottom edge in landscape mode, because the magnetic strip is in the way, and the screen will not respond. Since there's no home button on the iPad Air, the only way to get to other apps is to swipe up from the bottom edge. It's also a little finicky to use gestures in the corners of the iPad like screen shots or Quick Notes.In order to swipe up I have to turn the iPad to portrait mode so I can get my finger on the bottom edge. I find this very annoying when it is in landscape mode on the stand I use at my desk, or when I'm using it in landscape mode for handwriting.There's a cutout in the magnetic strip on one long edge for the camera (iPad Air M3), and something similar on the opposite edge--or a gap in the magnetic strip-- might solve the swiping problem.It would be a great screen protector if it didn't interfere with edge of screen gestures.

I like to listen to tv on my iPad while sleeping. Sometimes the flickering lights of the show bounce all around and wake me up even when the brightness is all the way down. I had been using a wash rag over the screen but now the light is reduced and if I am restless, I can watch as well as listen without hurting my eyes. I usually just drift back to sleep while it is on. Sometimes the flickering light escapes at the very top so I just put the rag across the top only and problem solved.

This privacy screen protector does what it says, meaning it does keep your screen private but at the cost of some loss of resolution and brightness to the I’m using it on an M4 iPad Pro and can verify that it works fine with the new Magic Keyboard, meaning that the iPad / Magic Keyboard will close with the screen protector on.That said, I don’t really keep it on 24/7 since it does negatively affect screen resolution, brightness, and the responsiveness of touch. I mostly keep it for use when I am traveling.

Great product don't waste money on paper like THIS IS PRACTICAL AND BETTER

I would NOT recommend this product as it is very poorly build. After 30 days (I did not realize it was already 30 days, so return Window closed an oversight on my part or else I would have returned this). See detailed review below.The good: 1/ Good packaging2/ good privacy - blocks views from the sideThe bad: 1/ I have to up the brightness to 100%. It is too dark even when you are directly in front of the screen. 2/ its too think and therefore I cannot close the IPad cover.The worst: 1/ Magnetic strip is extremely week and comes of or slides around causing issues with bottom up finger slide rendering the iPad hard to navigate 2/The thickness causes a air gap between the screen and the protector making it very uncomfortable to use the touch screen (you have to push to touch rather than just touch)

The screen would work with an ipad you don't actually use much. The cover will not work if you have an ipad cover or a keyboard that the ipad locks into. It's about 1/16" of an inch too big. I'm going to try to trim it down to fit since I'm outside of the return window,