bersem 2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Mini 7 2024(A17 Pro)/iPad Mini 6 2021(8.3 inch), Matte PET Film for Drawing, Anti-Glare

The fit is very good. I have the 2024 11inch iPad Air and this fits perfectly. It was very easy to install. There is a video in case you are more of a visual learner. It’s great quality and works great for me. I am a college student who uses my iPad 24/7 to read, take notes, and complete assignments. I have dropped my iPad a couple of times since I’ve installed this screen protector and so far no damage. Fingerprints aren’t super visible compared to not using this screen protector at all. My apple pen writes nicely and I enjoy the paper like texture. It prevents the usual sliding when writing without a screen protector.

Did not find it difficult to install (go through the motions a few times before committing). No bubbles. Adds a great tactile feel - not exactly paper but nice and resistant to smudging.

This screen protector is very functional and the price is good. I actually don't use the S Pen often, so I can't speak to the pen tip experience. However, it was easy to apply to the tablet screen without any problems, and fingerprints are not very noticeable. Overall, this screen protector is a great choice.

I'll get straight to the point here, this protector is so close to being a 5 out of 5, but it has one major drawback. To give credit where it's due, the product does do exactly what it says it will. It is meant to feel like paper, in particular when you write, and it does just that. However, this screen protector has such an abrasive texture that it will literally eat away at your apple or third party iPad stylus tips as you can tell on the photos. The screen protector acts almost like a cheese grater and it will leave slight shavings/residue of the tips on the screen during use. I only had the screen protector on my iPad for 5 days before my pen's tip was completely gone. 4 days consisted of light testing for about 15-30 minutes since I had just bought this iPad a day prior to ordering this protector so I was testing out the GoodNotes app. There wasn't any heavy use until day 5 when I worked on a digital marketing course I'm in for a little over 3 hours that day. At the end of that one session, the screen protector shaved my pen's tip down to the point where the hardware of the pen was visible and exposed. Keep in mind, this was with me not applying any harsh pressure while writing. I had to order a different protector due to this issue. As far as glare goes, there still is SOME but to be honest I don't believe there really is anything out there that will have ZERO glare. It also does still catch some fingerprints. Now, because it's a paper feel protector and it's textured, this will change the perception of your screen quality compared to when you look at your screen without it, but again that goes for pretty much any matte/paper feel screen protectors as well. To end this review here, I actually LOVED this screen protector and the way it felt when writing on my iPad. I wish I hadn't had to replace it. The closest thing I can compare it to are the Paperlike screen protectors but for a much lower price and these are still high quality. With that being said, if all you care about is having a screen protector that feels as close as possible to writing on paper AND you DON'T care to replace your stylus tips every week, then this product is perfect for you. If not, I would recommend going for the Supershieldz Anti-Glare (Matte) Screen Protector on Amazon, which is the replacement I personally bought, and visibly it looks just the same on the iPad (the screen quality is slightly better though), the writing is just as comfortable and does feel a little like writing on paper, AND most importantly, it doesn't eat away at your pen's tips. I know this was a long review and it's my first as well, but I wanted to bring some awareness to this matter so I hope it helps!

I bought another more expensive paper-feel screen protector for my iPad mini 6 but my installation experience was not good. Don't know but no matter how clean my screen was (yes ran the dust sticker over the entire screen) when I went to lay down the other brand's protector I had tiny bubbles, no matter what I did I couldn't get them out. So thought what the heck, could there be that much dust in the air that settled on the screen in a matter of minutes, didn't think so. So pulled that screen protector off and tried again, one thing I noticed now after using this BERSEM paper-feel protector was the wet wipe on the other brand wasn't that wet. It was a satisfying experience when I went to clean the screen that the wipe really cleaned it. Well as you guessed the second protector from the other brand still had tiny bubbles left behind, and even when I tried to push them out with a credit card seems all I did was scratch the screen but didn't fix the bubble problem. It was like they were tiny specs of plastic or something that were embedded in the protector. With this BERSEM brand paper-feel protector I was shocked at how easy the installation went, think one reason was the alcohol wipe they provided was very wet and cleaned well, also the fabric-wrapped squeegee they included in the package really helped make this installation a real breeze. The smooth feel of the squeegee sliding over the protector was very satisfying over the scratching resistance feeling of using a credit card with the other brand. Who would have thought a credit card had that rough of an edge? To apply the BERSEM protector I simply started from the bottom of my iPad working my way up toward the camera "u" cutout end, I just used the squeegee starting from the bottom up while holding the protector by the #2 tab with my other hand (careful not to touch the sticky end) at a 45-degree angle as I was using a firm pushing motion with the squeegee as I slit it towards the top letting the squeegee push the protector down and out of my hand. When I pulled off the paper-feel side #2 plastic sheet I was amazed at how perfectly it had laid down on the screen. Only noticed a slight bubble in the top right corner that was under the #2 tab, but used the sticker trick they showed in their installation video and had no problems removing it. I really like the resistance of this protector on my screen over the feeling of the pencil on the glass screen. I knew I wanted to protect my investment but also really liked the feel of this protector. I would buy again for any other device I needed to protect and get that paper-like feeling.

This really does feel like paper and is very satisfying to use, especially for writing or scrolling. It doesn’t affect screen clarity at all, so there’s no vision obstruction. It’s simple and works well. It fits well and was easy to install.

It performs its function very well: besides providing an excellent texture when writing with the pencil, it also helps reduce the annoying reflections that appear on the screen. I would perhaps like them to emphasize more clearly that these protectors are made of a type of plastic and not glass.

The product itself has been amazing. The feeling makes it just like a piece of paper, and certainly levels up the iPad by a thousand with few fingerprints and great value. However, the application itself needs work, as no matter how I tried, which I used both of them, the bubbles seemed to persist, leading to large bubbles popping up after I put it on, even though I got them out. The actual sizing itself also needs work, as it’s not a perfect fit and the camera notch is in the wrong spot entirely, even though it was marketed to fit my iPad.