for iPad Air 5th/4th Gen Paper-Feel Magnetic Screen Protector(2022/2020, 10.9 Inch) and iPad Pro 11 Inch (2022/2021/2020/2018), Write and Draw Like on Paper, Detachable and Reusable, Matte Finish

I’ve been searching for a screen protector that provides that satisfying paper-feel, and I’m so glad I found the ESR Paper-Feel Magnetic Screen Protector for my iPad Pro 11. It works perfectly and truly gives the sensation of writing on paper, which is exactly what I was hoping for! The installation was a breeze, and the magnetic attachment is so convenient—it stays securely in place without any issues. The surface has just the right texture for writing, sketching, and even general use. It feels natural under the stylus, and the matte finish helps reduce glare, making it easier to work in different lighting conditions. I’ve used a variety of screen protectors in the past, but none have matched this one for that authentic paper-like feel. If you're an artist, note-taker, or just someone who enjoys a more tactile experience, I highly recommend this protector for your iPad Pro 11. It’s a game-changer!

Great feel | doesn't negatively affect apple pencil | easy to install This is my first time ever using a screen protector for my ipad. (As an artist, I've been paranoid about ever getting a screen protector out of fear it would mess with the latency of the apple pencil or the pressure sensitivity.) This screen protector does none of that. Plus, you can remove it whenever you'd like, and reuse it again. The textured feel is absolutely fantastic, and I definitely feel way more confident using the ipad because it's not going to get scratched if I'm rough with it. This screen protector pairs really well with a metal tip apple pencil nib! I totally recommend getting a different nib for the pencil, if you're an artist. The only potentially negative things i've noticed using this screen protector are: 1.) Does add a slight frosted glass look to the screen, but nothing that negatively impacts being able to see your colors or line work. 2.) Touch sensitivity is slightly impacted, ipad will occasially not recognize me zooming out. If you have a gentle touch, you might need to get used to pressing a bit harder.

Like others, I bought this to have a better writing experience on the iPad, with the flexibility of removing it when I want to internet surf or watch videos. I use my iPad mostly for note taking and this protector is on more often than not, and already have a tempered glass screen protector fixed to the surface. The magnets are located in the black strips along the long edges and are firm and non-intrusive. I had no problems with wobble or a less than perfect fit on my iPad Air 5th gen even over the tempered glass protector. Sometimes it feels like there’s an air barrier trapped between the glass screen and this screen protector when I first put it on, but it is easily smoothed out with some gentle pressure. When I apply it, I run my fingers around the perimeter to make sure it’s seated well, and that’s it. I switched out the tip of my Apple Pencil 2nd gen for a finer metal tip, and the writing experience is fantastic. Depending on the angle I hold the pencil at, I can sometimes (not often) feel a “scratching” of the screen protector, but I don’t feel anything when running my finger over the spot, nor does it cause a problem when wiring over the same area later on. Easily cleaned (on both sides) with a screen wipe. When the iPad is switched off, I definitely see some ghosting of previous pen strokes on the protector, but that doesn’t bother me, and it’s not noticeable when the iPad is on. (I use light backgrounds.) The only reason I’m dinging a star is that when I tried to put the iPad into a felt sleeve (with the protector attached) the edge of the magnetic strip snagged the fabric, and it’s ever so lightly lifted off the corner. Hardly noticeable now, but still, I’d rather it didn’t happen at all. All-in-all, absolute value for money, and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy it again.

I've been using matte screen protectors for years now, as it does help a lot with drawing digitally. However, I did find myself missing the really nice quality screen whenever I would use my iPad for watching shows. I learned to live with it for a while, until I found out that magnetic paper-feel screen protectors were a thing after browsing through Reddit. This one in particular was recommended, so I went ahead and purchased it, along with a new tempered glass screen protector. After several usages, I absolutely adore the product. It attaches on easily to the screen and has a similar feel to a usual paper-feel screen protector. The included folder is a nice addition as well, so I can protect the sheet when I'm not using it. Great product!

I like writing notes on post-its and my physical planner, so I decided to try this on my iPad. I have a glass screen protector and I didn’t want a paper protector all the time. This product meets me halfway. I didn’t really think much of it until I saw how much it helped write more clearly from a YouTube short I saw. My writing was all over the place on my iPad during college and post grad. This actually helps my writing to look less wobbly, as it feels like I have more control when I write or draw. I do like how I can remove it and save it for later. It works over my glass screen protector. The one issue I’ll sometimes come across is, I have to press harder so it can register I’m tapping on the screen without my Apple pen. Pros: - ability to take it on or off with a folder to put it away (temporary) - writing and drawing with more control - affordable - strong magnets and easy to put on and off - no bubbles Cons: - I have a glass screen protector and I need to press the screen harder to register (if I didn’t I’m sure a lighter tap is sufficient) - a stand alone screen protector as it’s thin and for temporary uses

Eu comprei o iPad usado e já veio com a Paperlike, que eu detestei e tirei logo nos primeiros dias. Já essa película é ótima! Não atrapalha a visualização de vídeos (comparando com outras do mesmo tipo), é menos áspera, então supre o efeito de “papel” sem o barulho irritante característico e, por ser magnética e não depender de adesivo, tem risco zero de dar bolhas ou grudar em cima de sujeiras que sempre aparecem no último segundo da aplicação da película (quem tem gatos sabe como é). Vou deixar direto no iPad, mas achei legal que no pacote vem uma capa transparente pra guardar.

Good screen protector no problems good paper feeling

Very good quality of screen protector. Easy installation no issues. Writing feel is amazing just like a paper though when i write with the actual Apple Pencil tip, the resistance is higher so I use metal Pencil tips for Apple Pencil which works fantastic. I suggest everyone who is looking forward to buy this please buy metal tips for your Apple Pencil.

I recently purchased the ESR Magnetic Screen Protector for my iPad Pro 11 inch, and my early impressions are quite positive. The magnet feature works seamlessly, ensuring a secure fit without any noticeable noise. One notable advantage is that it doesn't seem to wear down the Apple Pencil tip, a common concern with other protectors. It also noticeably reduced fingerprints from accumulating on the screen during heavy note taking sessions. The screen brightness is reduced but using the iPad is not hindered in any way. It is awesome to be able to take the protector off when viewing media or not writing as much. Installation was a breeze, thanks to the straightforward instructions provided. The included cleaning kit was handy, and the storage sleeve is a thoughtful addition. I appreciate the attention to detail in the packaging. While I haven't extensively used it, I'm enjoying the experience so far. However, it's worth noting that if you plan to frequently take the protector on and off, the screen might require more frequent cleaning. This could be a minor inconvenience, but overall, the performance and ease of use make it a solid choice for iPad Pro users.

It helps to feel more comfortable while writing.