ESRfor iPad Air 5/4 Paper-Feel Magnetic Screen Protector(2022/2020, 10.9 Inch) and iPad Pro 11 Inch (2022/2021/2020/2018), Write and Draw Like on Paper, Detachable and Reusable, Matte FinishCarbonfree Certified

I was wowed by how flawless and effortless was ESR's ipad pro 13 m4 screen protector, it's method of just pulling and done installation without any issues like dots, bubbles, or wiggly lines--that I was for sure going to purchase the paperlike magnetic screen attachment for my brand new ipad and apple pencil pro. And it did not disappoint. Great quality, does have a paperlike feel when using your apple pencil, and it installs in a quick minute. It performs well with my apple pencil pro and this is despite or inspite of having already also installed a previous ESR screen protector. No issues whatsover, and it does have also effortless removal/re-attach via magnets on top and bottom of the ipad screen.The package provides a transparent folder for, I presume, storing the magnetic screen when it is not attached to your ipad. It comes with everything like stickers for removing dust, cleaning etc, bubble removal wipes, etc. The alignment on the ipad is good but that's on how you manually align it. You can't really go wrong, just lift up and re-align if it is off. It also seems like it is easy to clean even when attached magnetically, but time will tell.My screen cover also continues to turn on and off when the cover on my case is closed and open. Using fingers on the paperlike screen also is normal, no issues. This is my 2nd paperlike screen protector, but my 1st one was the expensive one that is permanent. While that one does have great quality, I regret having it permanently on my old gen ipad. It works great with my older USB apple pencil but then I was stuck with a permanent dimmer screen because it was stuck on the ipad. You really don't have to buy that really expensive one to get the same texture like feel of the pencil/stylus. This one is adequate for me, for what I need, for creativity and for textured performance of my apple pencil pro.Also, I am glad this one is magnetic and removable, very convenient. Sometimes I want to use my ipad pro 13 inch m4 as a drawing canvas and sometimes I like the screen to have that OLED sheen for watching or browsing images. I don't know how long this particular magnetic screen will last since it will be bend a lot when removing and installing (or rather detaching routine in the long run)--but that's for future updates to post. For now, I am satisfied with any ESR products I've purchased for iphones, ipads, as well as for other tablets that I also have (non apple). I am also considering maybe purchasing the folio keyboard for my ipad since I am very pleased with ESR products.

It works well. Definitely has the grip of drawing paper (not as smooth as printer paper). It’s a very satisfying feel. The magnetic quality is good. Very strong.For note-taking and drawing, it’s excellent! But not something you want keep on if you want to swipe! It’s like super fine grain sandpaper to the finger tips. The iPad Pro works fine with it on. But I would prefer to remove it when not primarily writing or drawing. Thanks to the grainy texture, I don’t write with as much pressure as I would with an actual pencil to paper. I’m not concerned about my stylus pen tip all that much. But I can see it would wear down much faster than without the screen. I think it’s a choice to press hard while writing or not. So, unless you just can’t write with a lighter touch, this is a very nice product. And it does the job.I’ve only had it a few days. I don’t know how long it will last before the texture wears off. I guess you can consider if you’d spend about as much on paper and pencils if you used it as long, or wrote that much using actual pencils, drawing paper, or notebooks.I like that it has a storage sleeve. It definitely gets stored when writing and drawing are not my primary use. I use both an Apple Pen, and a generic stylus pen. Apple pen for full function and drawing. Knockoff for just note-taking. When drawing, I use the pressure sensitivity of my Apple Pen. So, that would wear down the tip much faster than just writing. That said, it’s very easy to get replacement tips for the Apple Pen. It will be trickier to get the right size replacement tips for my knockoff pens! But I’m okay with that. I like feeling relaxed gripping my pen while writing. I like the extra control from the texture.I recommend it. And would purchase again when my current one is worn out.

I really liked the idea behind this screen protector. The matte finish gave a satisfying paper-like feel, and writing with the Apple Pencil felt smooth—almost like using a real pencil. It’s a clever, reusable design, and I loved that it attaches magnetically.However, the magnetic part kept sliding around on my iPad, which made it hard to use consistently. I really wanted to love it, but unfortunately, it just didn’t stay in place for me, so I had to return it. Still, I think it could work well for others depending on how they use their iPad.

Okay, I had my doubts about this, but let me just say: SPEND THE EXTRA MONEY AND GET THIS PROTECTOR!I draw on my iPad constantly, and I’ve installed more screen protectors than I can even count over the years, and this is a GODSEND.It was super easy to install in the sense that I didn’t struggle with getting it lined up properly, and the kit it came with to aid in the process was nice. The instructions were clear and written in a way that you could understand if you’re inexperienced.It has protected my screen from scratches and sticky toddler fingers! It was easy to clean off and I appreciate how thick it is, it’s definitely thicker than any other paper feel protector I’ve tried.When it comes to bubble removal, a tip for it is to use the squeegee as you install it, gently pushing as you place it, and that really helps eliminate them. But, if you’re not experienced in doing that, and you end up with a few bubbles that don’t seem to leave with each push, you can lift it a bit (something you can’t/shouldn’t do with regular protectors because of the glue) and get them out again.The durability has been great so far, I use an Apple Pencil 1st gen and barely changed tips before using this screen protector, and it hasn’t damaged the tip too much, it’s a smooth surface, not too grainy, and it really does feel like paper. The stroke marks can be brushed off somewhat easily if you get too many, and it overall really feels like an excellent quality screen. I am so happy with this magnetic style, and I will never go back to a traditional version of the paper feel after being pampered with the magnetic.