iPad Paper-Feel Matte PET Film Screen Protector for Pencil Writing

Yes, the iPad Paper-Feel Matte PET Film Screen Protector for Pencil Writing is available for the following models: iPad 7th to 9th gen. 10.2", iPad 10th gen. 10.9", iPad Air 3 10.5", iPad Air 4 to 5 10.9", iPad Air 5 to 6 9.7", iPad Air 11 M2, iPad Air M2, iPad mini 1 to 3, iPad mini 4 to 5, iPad mini 6, iPad Pro, iPad Pro 12.9", iPad Pro M4. Each protector is cut for a single model: check the generation and screen size of your iPad (Settings → General → About) before adding to basket.

Yes, the paper-feel surface is designed for writing and drawing: the grain gives the stroke more control. The tip of the Apple Pencil may wear a little faster than on bare glass.

Yes, slightly. The grain of the paper-feel film softens the image a little, which is the price of the paper sensation. In return, reflections are reduced.

Yes, the matte surface diffuses light and softens reflections under strong lighting. The manufacturer states that there are no coloured dots or rainbow lines on the surface.

No, it is a PET film, a thin and flexible plastic. It protects against everyday scuffs, but not against impacts the way tempered glass would.

Yes, the manufacturer states that touch sensitivity remains that of the iPad's screen. The film is thin and goes directly onto the glass.

Wipe the screen, remove dust with adhesive tape, peel back part of the backing, align the film, then smooth it with a rigid card to push out air bubbles. Work in a room without draughts.

Yes, generally: the film is thin and goes onto the surface of the screen. Check that the edges do not lift when you close a cover.

Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth, or a barely damp one. Avoid abrasive products, which mark the matte surface.

Yes, lift a corner with your fingernail and pull slowly. A film that has been peeled off generally cannot be reapplied: have a new one ready.