KCT Paperfeel Tempered Glass Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Pro 11 inch (2022&2021&2020&2018) / iPad Air 5th/4th (10.9 inch, 2022/2020) Draw as Paper, with Matte Surface, EZ KitClimatePartner certified

Great product!! Doesn’t scratch at all, even with my metal pencil tips!

I love this and definitely feels like paper. My husband hates touching my screen but I really love using my Apple pen now that there’s that but of resistance. It doesn’t discolor with grease or oil and it’s done well with protection too. Great buy!

This is one of the easier and better screen protectors to install. Only one little bubble had to be pushed out. The instructions are very easy and the feel is very good.

This is a great product, if you have the right tools.A great deal of friction, much more than the paperlike matte screen I put on top of my previous tempered glass screen protector. And this has it all in one!! So extra points there.So far the response is great, no lag whatsoever, of missed gestures because the screen can’t feel my hand and I’ve been experiencing that lately with my old protector.I also bought multiple pencil nibs to test out what would be best.Regular replaceable Apple Pencil tip - great reaction with the screen. I think I actually loved these two together the most, but I’ve been so accustomed to the ballpoint nib that this seemed too bulky and I had less accuracyA ballpoint pencil nib (what I’ve been using the last 2 years) - scratched the screen on the first word I wrote. I tried to see it I could buff it out, but it looked like I started wearing the screen away 😩 (pictures show one scratch over white, and one over text that’s written on the iPad)A soft pencil nib (more like silicone, but shaped like the ballpoint) - too soft, it negates the whole purpose of the screen. There was some resistance, but especially when I was erasing a large area, I saw it was essentially buffing/smoothing out the matteness of the screen.A hard pencil nib (feels like a soft plastic, but shaped like the ballpoint) - this is my overall favorite. Has the ballpoint tip, but not metal so it won’t scratch the screen, and not too soft that it will buff as we write.So, as long as you have the write (hah) pencil tip, then you should have no issues with this screen.As for color, I know some people are nervous about losing some of the definition. I’m not an artist, but a musician and a teacher, so I mostly use this for work as a mini-laptop, or to read sheet music. So it’s doing what I need it to do right now, and nothing so far is getting in the way of me reading my music clearly, or grade my students’ papers clearly.Also, anti-glare has been great! My old one was doing NOTHING in regards to that and was making it tough to see under the stage lights if I was reading my music off of my iPad. I haven’t tested it yet, but so far no glare has been in the way!

Bought this to replace my super cheap paper like screen protector, and there is a HUGE difference! The quality is amazing, and it feels nice against my stylus. Be prepared to replace the tips of your stylus frequently as this style screen protector is like sandpaper to them, never have I had to replace stylus tips until I started using this.I loved the easy dust free application, there were almost no bubbles, and the small bubbles that were there left slowly as I used it. One of the reasons I use these screen protectors is to reduce glare, and this does the job perfectly!It’s thick enough to actually protect your screen, and it’s very durable, I probably won’t need to replace it for a while.If you’re thinking about buying this, just do it! It’s worth every penny!

KCT paperfeel screen protectors used to be the best. It seems their quality has decreased and installation methods grow complicated. When I recently installed a replacement one that I paid for after the last screen protector from KCT took a drop and shattered, boy did I make a mistake buying KCT again. When I followed the installation instructions a piece of dust still got trapped under the corner of the glass near the top. I used the stickers included to try and lift the glass and remove the dust. Unfortunately the adhesive material KCT now uses is of poor quality and came off with the dust. So the edge where the dust was removed refused to stick down and adhere to the iPad. After a useless exchange with KCT's China based customer support staff no resolution could be made to make me whole, oddly their e-mails had Chinese characters in their replies subjects, I thought it was a virus or spam. Instead I had to return the malfunctioning product to Amazon for their assistance via the returns process. As a loyal Prime customer Amazon will surely sort the matter better than the KCT customer service team did.

The best screensaver! I have dropped my ipad numerous times and it continues to protect.