Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best product to make drawing on an IPAD feel like your drawing on paper.

Keeps my screen protected. Free of scratches and is easy to place on the screen.

works just as expected and the best part is having a second.

I like the feel of this, but for some reason they didn’t include an application tray, which makes it a little bit more difficult to install onto the iPad. I wish this came with an application tray like most other paper like covers. I’ve seen cheaper ones on other sites that include a tray and that are just as good as this one so I wouldn’t recommend this product unless it’s on a deep discount.

Purchased for paper like feel, for everything works great.

Thought I’d give the paper like screen protector a try since I’ve always had the glass protectors. After one week I removed the paperlike protector and replaced it with the glass protector. Nothing was wrong with the paperlike protector, I just didn’t like how unresponsive my stylus was compared to the glass protector.

Application was easy as long as you follow direction and have some experience applying these types of screens. Some bubbles but nothing that effects the screen itself. Love the feel of it, actually feels like paper.

This makes taking notes and highlighting on a digital surface much easier; it provides just enough resistance to make this feel like paper. Also instillation was a breeze

Screen protector was easy to install on the screen and get air bubbles out. Paper like feeling is very nice to use with pen.

Pros - Good matte finish - Great feel - Great packaging - Instructions are clear Cons - All but impossible to install - Imperfections in the product - Very expensive for what you get Conclusion: This product is very Apple-like in it’s marketing and experience. The packaging and instructions were impressive. It seemed very easy to install but please don’t be fooled. I’ve installed countless screen protector and skins (typically D-Brand for everything these days). This screen protector reminded me of trying to apply an old screen protector from 2010. Bubbles show up everywhere and take 15-20 minutes to get out. Dust particles the size of a single atom can get under the product due to the way they want it installed. These particles will make the screen useless as you will have to remove the product and try again. Hopefully you don’t mess up the extra one they give you (package comes with 2) because if you do, then you have to spend another $40. I’m sitting here with an almost perfect screen except for the smallest dust particle that I won’t ever be able to remove. I’m not willing to fork out another $40 to try again so I’ll be stuck with an imperfect solution until I can find a product that actually works. Buy at your own risk! Be willing to spend extra in order to get the fit you want. If I were to go back in time, I would avoid this product and either go with a cheaper solution (with no downgrade in quality) or I would try to find a product at this price that works as it should.

Personally I did not like it that much. It's thin and mine at least scratched fast. I don't like how matte is.

Great screen protector, feels like paper and makes iPad so much easier to write on with Apple Pencil

There are a few things people should know before getting this product. First is that this product has a very matte/gritty texture. Using your Apple Pencil on this surface WILL grind the plastic off the tip of your nib. Second, with the plastic being worn down, you will end up having scratches on your screen protector. I use my iPad to draw everyday and quickly after using, I noticed scratches on my screen. I’m not a heavy-handed person and my Procreate brush sensitivity is always set to high. Even without heavy pressure from pen to screen, scratches still occur. This is a HUGE setback for me, as it ends up being more costly due to having to buy replacement nibs and eventually a new screen protector. However there are some positives about it. In general, the screen protector FEELS like paper. It’s very smooth and matte. I like to take my iPad places to draw, so the anti-glare effects are great! It’s really reduces the slippery feel that you’d get from a glass screen protector while drawing. The pen feedback is very quick with no delays. In the end though, I don’t think it’s worth the money due to the previous listed issues. It’s going to be more costly in the long run for people that frequently use it.

My wife got this for her iPad because she wanted a more paper like feel to her iPad when taking notes. She really likes how it feels with the Apple Pencil. Like the others have said, have Geek Squad install it for $15. It’s complicated to try and put on your self so it is worth the extra money to save yourself from a headache.

The hype is real and this works. Just buy it. You’re welcome.

Really changes the feel of the iPad for the better. It also helps with glare. I use this daily for my business keeping notes and such. Highly recommend. Love that they send a second for when I mess up the first!

Must have for folks that write on their iPad. Installation was a tad bit difficult but without increasing the price of the product, there's not much the company could do. They did have a video with step-by-step instructions to install and I pretty much got it right on the first shot.

First off, it really is nearly like writing on actual paper. Which is very cool! I am loving the tactile nature of this Paperlike Screen Protector. Secondly, as for the protection aspect the Paperlike provides (such as you get with those glass screen protectors), it’s nice having this on my iPad just as added peace of mind, cause it’ll at least prevent scratches on the screen. I’ve always been somewhat concerned about using my Apple Pencil on my iPad screen, even though I know that’s what it’s designed for, and has been thoroughly tested. With Paperlike, I’m much more confident. Most importantly, right after taking your new Paperlike out of the cardboard protective sleeve it comes in, you *must* watch the “how-to” video describing the step-by-step process of putting the Paperlike onto your iPad properly. There are two Paperlike screen protectors in the package (handy in case something happens), but it’s better to begin the install knowing what to expect. Now, there was one tiny irksome thing ... See, there’s this sticker you’re to use for picking up the lint and dust off your iPad screen in preparation of installing the Paperlike, only I found that it was leaving residue behind, which isn’t desirable. However, the instructions describing how to put the three sticker tabs on and what to do from there was explained so well, that the Paperlike fits perfectly. Personally, I really love learning about and trying out new technology. So I was very interested in discovering what the unique surface material of this Paperlike screen protector was all about. Even the name sounds scientific and futuristic - Nanodots. However that technology works, although I can’t see it, I do feel the difference. Depending on what type of surface texture you prefer, I’m certain there are digital artists, and writers like myself, who would appreciate using their Apple Pencil along with this Paperlike screen protector on their iPad; as an alternative to just the iPad screen itself. It comes down to a matter of preference, really. The matte surface of this Paperlike screen protector does help to reduce the glare from your iPad screen, while maintaining the iPad's visual display quality and clarity. Time will tell if having this Paperlike on my iPad screen will prevent the tip of my Apple Pencil from wearing down as much or as fast. As for my personal experience with the Paperlike, I truly enjoy having it on my iPad. My Apple Pencil performs admirably when I draw or write. Staying “inside the lines” and coloring accuracy has improved. The unique feeling surface of the Paperlike is a noticeable, yet wonderful, difference which has made using my iPad along with my Apple Pencil, all that more enjoyable.

Feels like paper! Definitely recommend if you’re going to be drawing on the iPad. However, it’s not glass so make sure not to drop it.

I love the paperlike screen protector for my iPad. It makes writing so much better. My pencil doesn’t slide all around!