KCT 2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with iPad 9th/8th/7th (10.2-Inch, 2021-2019), Matte PET Film, No Glare, Compatible with Apple PencilClimatePartner certified

This has been the best paper feel screen cover. I have used it for years and never replaced it. It is not protective against drops, but it does provide protection against scratching. It fits perfectly and was so easy to apply. It works really well and doesn't impact the responsiveness of the device to movement of an apple pencil or finger swipes. Great product!

These are great for the price, BUT they are hard to put on and that is not necessarily their fault. They make it as easy as possible for the customer to use and I give them all credit for that. However, they do scratch easily! Overall I like the way they feel.

AMAZING screen protector! Matches the normal feel of paper, easy to apply, has a durable feel, and does not hinder the ability to view what’s on the screen (clear)

Hard to not get bubbles, but super worth it. Feels super cool

Very easy to apply to my iPad. Good value. Looks and works out great.

I enjoyed using this product as I used it to begin my digital art journey, not only that, but it came in handy when I needed to use my iPad to take notes. Instead of using the glossy screen on my iPad, it provided a much paper-like experience, which made it easier to take notes.

I have installed about half a dozen screen protectors on tablets. I'm very good at getting good results. I use anhydrous alcohol to insure that there is no hint of water on the surface. I use good thick microfiber cloths to make sure that there is no residue from cleaning agents or fingerprints, and I leave surfaces that will make contact uncovered as little as possible to make sure that no atmospheric dusts falls on the surface while I'm working.The screen protector I had on my current iPad was perfect. In fact, I had forgotten that I had one installed and almost installed this one over it because it was so perfect. But it was smooth and I wanted a textured surface, so I removed it.I watched the videos and read the directions in case there was anything that I should be aware of that was different from all the others that I had installed. There was nothing. But as far as the video goes, three tabs on the bottom is insufficient for reliable results. You should probably put some painter's tape on the sides in order to line everything up correctly.The main problems was that I could not, using every technique and tool I had, get rid of the bubbles. And there were a lot of them.I could get most, but many remained. The big problem was all the dust particles. They weren't on the surface before I started. I know because I had just removed a screen protector that was perfect. And when I would lift up the protector to remove a dust mote, another would appear nearby. I believe that the static charge on the surface was attracting them. I was like wack-a-mole with dust motes.The other problem was that it was so tiresome and laborious to move the air pockets to the edges. It was easy enough to do, but they were hard to move, and took more time that usual.Overall, I think that there are two problems with this item. First, that it has too high a statice charge to be used in any but the most dust free environments, and second, that the material is too thin to prevent excessive air pockets from forming. The one good thing I can say is that the surface does feel like paper, which is nice, but now my iPad looks like crap with all the air bubbles surrounding dust motes.

This package comes with no instructions. Instead is comes with a QR code that links to a tutorial video. The screen protector in the video is different enough from the one I received to be confusing. For instance, the protector I received had an opaque white sheet protecting the sticky side of the film. The protector's in the video has both sheets on either side of it are completely transparent. This gave me the very wrong impression that I needed to remove the opaque sheet, revealing the adhesive side during the alignment phase to match what I was seeing in the video. Doing this introduced a ton of dust and bubbles and ruined the first protector.Additionally, the tabs on the protector and its included alignment stickers are pretty small. That isn't a problem in itself, but the video doesn't zoom in enough to get good look of them. Especially if watching the video on your phone. It was unclear to me whether you were meant to apply the film from the top or the bottom of the iPad (if it mattered).Lesson learned, I attempted a second time with the included second protector that came with the set. No bubbles whatsoever this time, but the screen still shifted after applying the stickers that is suppose to keep the protector's position while you adhere it to the screen. My advice is to spend a bit of attention to make sure the alignment stickers are firmly folded over the lip of the screen before they make contact with the protector. That should minimize any potential slippage.The shift isn't too bad and is still serviceable. Overall. Okay product, but I wish the video instructions were a bit clearer and the product shown in it had matched what I received.