XIRON [2 PACK] Paper Screen Protector for iPad 9th/8th/7th Generation (10.2 Inch, 2021/2020/2019), Matte PET Film for iPad 10.2, Write and Draw Like on Paper, Anti Glare Screen Protector

I recently began using an iPad as a 'virtual blackboard' for online teaching. Initially, I struggled with writing on the iPad's glass screen with an Apple pencil - my handwriting was extremely messy. After I attached this matte finish screen protector, it became much easier to draw and write on the iPad. It feels very similar to writing on paper, which for me (and I would guess, lots of other people) is even more comfortable than writing on a whiteboard or blackboard. It's so comfortable that I think I might begin using it in face-to-face classes instead of the whiteboard. And it was the most inexpensive iPad accessory I've bought. That's saying something: iPad accessories are normally pretty expensive. Attaching the screen protector is relatively easy, and the enclosed instructions are pretty good. The manufacturer provides stickers that help you align the screen protector on your iPad before commit to sticking it to the screen. One caution: in the last stop of installation, you have to be careful to remove the outer protective layer without pulling off the screen protector. And I found the cardboard squeegee provided with the screen protector was less effective at removing bubbles under the protector than a cheap, 2-inch rubber squeegee; you can order one of those for just a few dollars. Overall, it's an excellent accessory if you want to use an iPad with an Apple pencil as a notebook or whiteboard. Plus, the screen protector substantially reduces glare, and the iPad is still just as responsive to touch and gestures.

This tablet cover has gotten me through an entire degree where I was writing noteas everyday, for multiple hours- in terms of quality and durability, it's amazing. The texture was odd at first, reminding me of wax paper, but after a few days I noticed improved handwriting because the pen won't slide around the screen. It fits right on the screen, not blocking anything. I'd recommend cleaning the edges as they can pick up dust, but it's pretty easy to clean.

I think application is a bit difficult if you’re going by simply just the paper guide. Also, I used my first screen protector for about 10 months! It was the first one and I really recommend changing it out every few months. The contrast is startling but also I had kinda abused and just over time got use to the quality unsure when to change it. I really recommend watching the video and but worn it does wear the tip down quite a bit. I’ll be trying a metal tip soon to see how it plays out!

This screen protector is the perfect price and works so well. I have a lot of material I write in classroom to take notes in my slides and this has been so good! Loving it! Installation was easy and did not get any air bubbles. Thank you guys for an amazing product! Well done!

I got my iPad to help with digital art, as I had been using my iPhone with a plain stylus and I wanted to upgrade to the iPad with Apple Pencil. Every article I read and every video I watched about using the iPad for art or graphic design, they all recommended a paperlike screen protector. After all, if you're drawing on it then you want it to feel like actually drawing on paper. I was skeptical, because honestly I don't draw on paper much anymore and I'm used to the glossy feel of my iPhone screen. Plus a lot of the paperlike screen protectors that were recommended cost a lot. But I found this one, and figured eh if it doesn't work for me then I'm not out too much money, and I can just get a Zagg or something to replace it later. Boy was I wrong. This thing is awesome. It was really easy to install, just be patient and make sure the screen is perfectly clean so there won't be bubbles. Once I got it installed, it felt weird to touch because it's a little bit rough, almost like a very fine sandpaper. But then I tried with the Apple Pencil, and it feels so crazy good! It doesn't really feel like drawing on paper, in my opinion, but the texture adds a little bit of resistance as you're drawing, making a very satisfying scratchy noise and helping me draw more accurately because I can feel where the pencil is on the "page". If you're like I was, wondering whether a paperlike screen protector is really that big a deal, i hope this review helped. If you're using your iPad to watch YouTube and play games, without the Pencil, maybe you'd prefer a normal screen protector. But for drawing, this is perfect and I can't recommend it highly enough.

First, the screen works exactly as described. Writing with the Apple Pencil does feel like writing on paper and I don't hurt my bare finger either, when I use it. It is also a clear picture with little glare. Glad I bought it. Last; install is easy if you FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS and dont freak while doing it. I admit I screwed it up on my first install. I kept trying to make it perfect with no dust or bubbles and as I kept lifting the screen back up and down more dust would fall on the screen or protector. I got frustrated and just laid it down and lived with it, after a couple weeks, I realized how much I did like the product, for it's purpose but always noticed the lil bubbles and the corners were curling/peeling up. So I got another screen and followed directions and video. I even asked for lil help from customer service, lisa politely told me, just follow instructions and tips. Even installed it in my bathroom after running a hot shower. Had evrything laying out on the sink, prepared. Nerdishly but with confidence, I installed in half the time and it's PERFECT! My point of all this, is you read all the negative comments about intallation and you get up tight and mess it up. Just do what they tell ya and you'll be fine. Reiterating, I do love this screen.