Paperlike 2.0 (Previous Model) for iPad 9.7" & iPad Pro 9.7" - Screen Protector for Drawing and Writing like on Paper

As a new tablet user I could not get the hang of using the stylus on the super smooth surface of the tablet. These sheets have helped immensely!

I am a digital artist. I mostly used a large, heavy pen display on a big mounting arm for my artwork. I got an iPad with the intention of using it like a sort of digital sketchbook but drawing directly on the glass was far too slippery.I bought this screen protector after looking at dozens of reviews and videos. It is absolutely worth it. In fact, since getting this screen protector I have found I use my iPad more than my professional pen display because it feels so good to use.It does get scratches, as you can see in the first picture but you can clearly see in the second picture, they do not affect my picture quality and most of them actually clean away.I have seen a lot of people say these protectors wear down your pencil tips but I have been consistently using this for two months and have not seen any indication that my pencil tip is wearing out. I would be very surprised if anyone has to change their tip more than once every three or four months.In two weeks I will be buying a new, larger iPad pro and will absolutely be purchasing this exact brand for my new iPad. So yes, would buy again a d intend to soon.

I never thought I’d be one of those artists that need the paper texture to be able to draw properly, but here we are. The Paperlike screen protector is so awesome! My only issue is that it was difficult to put on straight because of the size. Even with the little helper stickers, I still ended up touching the sticky side and getting lint under the protector.

It does what it says it will - but there are other screen covers that give more grit when writing for less money.It’s easy to install and duration after daily use is about 6 months.

I use my iPad primarily for drawing, and these make all the difference you want them to: You won't feel like you're drawing on slippery glass.I find it reasonably comparable to drawing on a drawing monitor. It's not... really... like drawing on paper, but it adds just the right kind and amount of "surface" to the smooth glass screen to push it really nicely in that direction. I definitely recommend it. Previously to this I had tried a more basic screen protector, which helped with the drawing surface a little, but these really have been designed well to create a great drawing texture.It will add a matte finish to the screen, with an associated diffusion effect. I don't find it too bothersome when I do other things, but you'll notice the difference. It also means minor scuffs and things show up more easily. I find if I do a simple buffing regularly enough it works out just fine.

Very tough to compare this product as it is made to help with tablet writing but not so much for anything else. Not a screen protector. Not so easy to install. Bubbles are hard to eliminate. You only get 2 tries as you are buying 2 sheets. Sometimes keeps your touch from working accurately. Does help write better though. Not fully convinced.

The Paperlike comes with a great step-by-step installation video and an installation kit. The kit includes positioning tabs, a wet wipe, a dry wipe, and a dust collector. After watching the video, I learned how to install any screen protector like a pro!If I could give this six stars, I would. I got out my old iPad Pro 9,7 inch and tried to use the first gen Apple Pencil. First, the pencil's battery was dead, so I bought a new pencil. Then, I tried writing and drawing on the iPad without the Paperlike, and my pencil skidded all over the place. The Paperlike screen made writing and drawing easy.The Paperlike is not cheap, but it's worth every penny.

Got this for my husband who's a painter and does his sketching and preliminary work on his ipad and he loves it. Says it makes drawing on the ipad feel more like a sketchbook