hey guys it's janice welcome back to my
channel this video is going to be all
about the paper-like screen protector
for the ipad
i'm going to show you the application
process as well as talk about my
experience
now that i've been using it for a couple
months first i'm going to show you what
comes in the package
it's actually quite nicely packed
everything you need is stored in a
little plastic pocket in the envelope
they give you all the installation tools
in a little pouch which includes
dust absorbers guide stickers and also a
cloth which you can use to wipe your
screen
i'd probably also keep this to wipe your
glasses too after
there's also some wet wipes to prepare
your screen for the application
as well as a nice little card to say
thanks and finally they give you
two screen protectors i initially
thought it would only come with one so i
was quite pleasantly surprised to see
two in the package
one thing that does not come in the
package that you might want to have when
applying the screen protector
is an old unused card to get rid of the
air bubbles
so these next few clips will show you
the installation i find it pretty
helpful watching others do it just
because i know applying a screen
protector by yourself can be quite
intimidating
paperlike does direct you to a video
where they run through the whole thing
step by step and it makes it
incredibly easy
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what i found most difficult about the
application was probably just getting as
much dust off as possible before the new
ones fall
which is why they do recommend you to
apply it somewhere where there isn't
much dust
as well as lining up the screen
protector when you finally peel off the
cover and let it land on your ipad it's
probably the easiest part to mess up
but the guide stickers are very helpful
in minimizing mishaps
my projector ended up not being
perfectly centered around the home
button but that's okay other than that
everything was pretty straightforward i
would say to just take your time
you'll need to use the card to chase the
air bubbles out and i think they
recommend chasing the large ones
towards the small ones so they combine
and you can just push it out
you might see scratches on the protector
but that's just the top cover and not
the actual paper-like screen protector
itself
once you take off the top cover you may
still see some bubbles and this part
it'd be best to probably use the cloth
to chase the bubbles out
otherwise you might risk scratching the
surface since it doesn't have the top
cover on it
so all in all i've been using this for a
couple months now since the ipad 6th
generation
and i have to say that this is
definitely a game changer for taking
notes on the ipad
now i'm not an artist so i'll try not to
comment on that aspect of using
paperlike but what i would say is true
for both note taking and drawing is that
the friction provided by the screen
protector
gives you more control over your brush
strokes and therefore makes them neater
i personally think that it's a huge step
up from the slippery feeling of writing
on a naked ipad
i'm going to insert some audio of what
the screen protector sounds like as well
as when you write on it
so far i haven't run into any issues
with the screen not detecting my brush
strokes when writing
i don't write lightly but i also don't
write with a lot of pressure which is
why i think my apple pencil tip has
remained in excellent condition over
two months of near daily use with this
screen protector i can't necessarily
comment on cheap matte screen protectors
from like amazon or something
but what i do know is that i am not
noticing any signs of wearing on my
apple pencil so far
over the two months i've been using
paper like i think that those who are
encountering this issue might need to
consider whether they are riding too
hard and causing the tip to wear down
faster
in terms of screen quality when using a
matte screen protector you do sacrifice
the sharpness of the ipad screen a
little bit but i do quite enjoy the
anti-reflective finish anyway because
it's easier on the eyes for me
personally
i haven't experienced but i've seen
other matte screen protectors
look a bit opaque on the screen like
there is a thin grey film on top
but this paper like one is very clear
and transparent
so if you're big on watching videos on
the ipad i think the paper like screen
protector will still be okay for you
because it's not a huge huge difference
and it doesn't affect the display colors
in my opinion i've read that some matte
screen protectors are notorious for
adding display noise to your screen
but the paper like screen protector
produces very very very minimal display
noise
i haven't noticed any lifting on the
edges and my cases fit around the
protector quite nicely
i think this protector is worth trying
especially if you get two pieces for the
price
i can't go without it anymore which is
why when i got this ipad 7th generation
i had to get the paper like screen
protector almost immediately as well
i'd love to hear about your experience
with the paper like screen protector
and other matte screen protectors as
well so leave that in the comments below
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