BELLEMOND | 2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector for iPad 10.2” (9th/8th/7th Gen) | Anti-Glare Matte PET Film for Writing, Drawing & Note-Taking | Designed & Manufactured in Japan

This is my third time using this product, although in the beginning I choose this one merely by the good reviews. I first installed to my iPad Pro 12.9" that I use for drawing tee shirts designs and illustrations. I sketch and draw every day for a period of 3 to 6 hours, so it's imperative for me to recreate the paper feeling on my iPad screen, and after tried the Original 'Paperlike' screen protector for close to $50 I realized that it not worthy the exaggerated price. So Bellemond proved itself better texture with a very good feel like paper itself. The iPencil Pro resist like is scratching the surface of paper, the negative part of that great sensation is that the iPencil Pro tip wear off significantly faster than without this screen protector, but I rather replace more frequent the tips. The resistance on the iPencil makes the experience of drawing or writing on a glass surface very real just like you are doing it on paper. Now, I installed it to my iPad Mini where I start the sketching process before the finish piece. Great product and does it very well what it promise for a good price.

Actual miracle of a product. I applied this incorrectly the first time as there were no guidelines and I have a shaky hand. The second time, I thought I beefed it but managed to smooth most the bubbles out. To my surprise, the ones that remained just disappeared overnight. Just. Gone. I certainly didn't get rid of them myself, so I was baffled. Only a few remains on the edge, which I don't care about at all since the case kind of does that. There is a noise-like texture that distorts the image a little, but the trade-off of drawing on a paper-like texture that both doesn't wear down the nib quickly is worth it in spades. I use my ipad for only art and not media consumption, so it was a worthy trade. It's easy to clean, looks great, no fingerprints, no glare. Touch sensitivity is fine, the screen protector is thin enough that it doesn't really make a difference. This is the paperlike screen protector to get. The vanishing bubbles already make it worth it, but it's miles better in texture from the name brand. Fits like a dream, too, despite the awful application process. Bellemond, if you're listening, please add guide stickers to your screen protector lol.

I’ve been using this for a few months. I was looking for an alternative to the Paperlike protectors. This one is a nice texture, it makes writing and drawing a little bit more tactile & less tapping loud. It didn’t bubble when I put it on, however it does peel up at the corners of my screen, which is annoying. But I think it’s a solid value & I will probably continue to buy this one

I don’t like the paper feel screen protectors that attach magnetically or with static or whatever, because they get sort of loose and unkempt. The ones that stick on for a permanent install, and you know the brands, it seems to me the difference is not in the quality of the screen protector, but in the installation kit they give you. this particular item I am reviewing has no install kit to speak of, and if you read the reviews, you will see that’s the only thing people are really unhappy with. A permanent install version gives you a nice tight experience. All you have to do now is install it perfectly. Here’s what you need to do to install this one as if you spent $40 plus on one of the ones with the fancy installer. Get some washi tape or masking tape. Position the screen protector perfectly on your screen. Take your time in this step and all my steps. Sit at a table with good lighting. Have your tools around you. Take your case off if you haven’t already, and of course, you will have already cleaned the screen with the kit they gave you. Make little hinges on one side of the protector with washi or masking tape. Tape the protector to the iPad in this way. Make sure it is tight and precise. Remove the adhesive backing after you have flipped back the whole thing on the little hinges you just made, and very carefully apply it to the screen slowly rolling it down and placing it steadied by the hinge. Watch the edges not the bubbles!. It is somewhat forgiving in letting you reposition, but you don’t want to do that a lot. Once it is perfect on the sides, now get a credit card or the card they give you and start working the bubbles out. Work the bubbles out until they are gone. Totally gone. You can fix them later, but they will never be as perfect as if you fix them right now. Don’t get excited and start using it until you have done this. Be careful that the card does not dig into the plastic coating. When it starts to do this, it’s time to take that plastic coating off because you can continue somewhat with the bubbles once it is off, but you want to get as many out as you can before you remove that. The bigger bubbles can be pushed to the edge as if they are water droplets. Smaller ones can be sort of burnished down and out. Pay attention as you go, and you will get a technique. This installation will be flawless, and you can afford to change your protectors more often by not paying all that extra money for a few stickers that make up an “install kit. keeping a fresh protector on every three months or so is, in my opinion is the best way to enjoy this type of protector. This particular brand is now my personal favorite. If I had had to install it just freehand, though I may have killed myself in the process. I hope this helps! Keep drawing!

El producto traía burbujas desde antes de aplicarlo y a la hora de aplicarlo no pegó bien y se le hacen burbujas y por más que se las quite le vuelven a salir

As a professional artist. I always went for the paperlike screen cover. It used to be much more cheaper back then but now, it’s ridiculously high price. I wanted to give a try to this screen protector after many positive reviews by artist and I must say it was very smooth transition from paperlike to bellemond for me. It’s really worth it. The only negative thing about it is that the surface get smooth after a few use like in a week. But it still maintain the paper feel. UPDATE: less than a year, the cover got so smooth and creating problem adding strokes while painting. Sometimes get itching sound. I was impressed by the quality for few weeks within that price. But now, I will highly recommend paperlike (original) cover which I used more than 2 years and it maunting the paperlike feel. Removing 4 star rating to 2 star. Not sure why people having a problem installing it as it has same installation process than almost all screen protector.

Good quality

Does what it says. Adds a rougher feel to your screen. Applying it is somewhat challenging. But take your time and make sure the screen is super clean.

Extremely cheap quality material. Not great paper-feel screen protector. Poor visibility. No alignment tools for application, so it is extremely difficult to fit. Doesn’t fit on the screen well. Just a very bad product.