2 Pack Paper Nano Screen Protector Compatible with iPad Pro 11 Inch 2024 (M4), New Version for Paper Art Writing and Drawing, Anti Glare, Nib Friendly, Easy Installation

Lo compré para mi tablet y la verdad me funciona súper bien, además que se siente como si estuvieras escribiendo en papel

i noticed that it doesn't feel like paper at all when i write on it and just feels smooth instead. it's just a matte screen protecter. i don't like how grainy it makes the screen look either

Fits my iPad great. It makes me feel like I'm drawing on paper and not an iPad screen which is nice. It's transparent enough that you don't even notice it's there until you start writing on it. I know there are reviews for this one that aren't the best, but I've had no issues. It went on easy, fits great, and I love writing and drawing on it a lot better than just drawing on the smooth screen.

it sticks on is about the best I can say. For these kind of things you're looking for good measurements and even spacing. It's too long for a case and this causes bubbling. The top and bottom is okay but because it's not a perfect it doesn't feel right.If aesthetics bother you, this is not the right protector.

We got these for our new iPads, the newest Air and a 10th generation. I don't have the experience to say these are great or better than other screen protectors, but they work with the pencils we got and don't seem to negatively impact performance.We had a small issue with the case we put on because the fit was tight and the protector kept popping up on the edge. But, we figured it out and were able to get the case on.For $8, I recommend this product.

This is a fantastic screen protector for those who use Apple Pencil. It offers a rough feeling surface so the pencil doesn’t slide around. It just makes writing much easier.

First off, the installation is easier than I’ve had with any screen protector, and it’s incredibly satisfying. You curve it back a bit and let it adhere as you peel off the backing. It’s pretty cool. It does have a nice paper like feel, but I don’t feel like the resolution stays as crisp with this protector. It feels light it’s oh-so-slightly blurry. The dimensions are also slightly off, so it’s not quite long enough on the width side and the long way is almost too long, that kind of thing. Still covers all the screen without an overhang (if you’re careful), but those that have OCD tendencies are going to feel squeamish about it if you don’t have a case that covers that up.The weird thing is that it tends to lift on occasion with my case, which is just like a simple bumper type with a folding cover. It’s not expensive. The screen protector will lift up because the case will slightly interfere with the edges on the long way (both sides) and cause bubbles to appear. But you push them back down and push the bubbles back towards the edge, and they go away immediately. So the adhesive is not strong, but it’s not really a problem. It’s pretty odd, and when it happens daily, becomes one of those first-world annoyances that you feel guilty getting annoyed about.

This 2-pack of transparent plastic screen protectors fit perfectly and easily on my 2024 iPad Pro (M4). I like that it has a nice matte finish and feel to it, which provides an excellent surface with my Apple Pro Pencil in various artistic endeavors and allows the same responsive touch I am accustomed to without a screen protector. I thought the matte finish would dull the new double OLED screen, but that is not the case; the screen remains bright and sharp with few annoying reflective highlights.