I had ordered a Paperlike screen protector (very reluctantly) for my iPad Pro 11 inch, but your video made me realize the tradeoff for screen quality isn’t worth it. I cancelled my order just now and instead ordered the ESR tempered glass protector. Thank you so much Jonathan, this was very helpful.
I’ve been used to the glass and I’m an anime artist. Looks lovely and I get to keep the quality look of the pictures because of the glass protector. Thanks to the palm rejection on iPad Pro it’s literally not hard it’s just getting the feel for it. I love it
As an Artist who mainly uses their iPad for drawing. I was using a tempered glass screen protector for 7 Months after I got my iPad Pro. I didn’t mind drawing on glass when I didn’t have the screen protector then. I can def agree w/ you, the quality display doesn’t get compromised. However, the drawing experience on glass or smooth surface isn’t always ideal due to lack of control. The friction matte screen protectors provide gives you much more ease in precise strokes. Yes, the quality is compromised, but you don’t notice it by a lot UNLESS you’re comparing them side by side. Only downside to the Matte screen protectors is the wearing down of your pencil tip. I was drawing on tempered glass for about 7 months, and then had to change my Apple pencil tip. Now, currently using a matte screen protector, my tip has worn down much quicker. The perfect experience w/ X screen protector becomes subjective at the end of the day. I’ve seen artists who prefer drawing on glass rather than a matte screen protector. I appreciate this video, btw.
That's what I was looking, I live on a place were replacing the tip constantly would be too expensive and I'm not sure if the esr glass will cause wobbly lines. I've been caring a lot my ipad and already have a scratch so I really need a screen protector
Do you know which glass screen protector you had? I’ve heard a lot about wobbly lines, and i figured if you’ve used it for a while it probably doesn’t do it, so if you know, well, it would be nice to know
I am using paperlike screen protector and I am planning on changing this into a tempered glass, I am also suffering when I watch videos especially outdoor because of the sunlight and because this paperlike is matte. Watching this video made me realize that this kind of protector is the reason why, thanks for this helpful video ❤️
Omg i Love this Video so much. I clicked on the Video bc you look very friendly on the thumbnail. The Video is super informative. Wish you all the best
just a tip too, sometimes it's not only the paper feel but also the grip to the pencil that makes your scribbles more accurate to your liking. so if it helps, you can buy a grip for your apple pencil so you have more control. been using ipad pro 11 inch for almost a month now and I've gotten used to the glass screen protector, but the pencil slips sometimes when I write so that's something to consider if you use your ipad for note-taking.
I prefer tempered glass screen protector over textured. That is what I have on my iPad Air. I want a smooth flow with glass over a more resistant textured surface.
Interesting. I just switched from ESR tempered glass to a matt screen protector today. I don't expect to do any drawing, and only modest/minimal notes, mostly media consumption. But I did it because of the ridiculous reflections from the tempered glass screen protector made it a pain to use both in the office and metro basically any well lit place. I immediately noticed the degraded image quality (it looks grainier) but much reduced reflections. I'm going to make a decision over the next few days if the trade off is worth it.
@@bustercolin7507 after several days of using the matt screen protector, I definitely feel I made the right choice. It reduces the glare and reflections enough to compensate for the degradation in quality, or at least the trade off is easily worth it for me. I didn't buy a "branded" matt screen protector is was just a cheap one that was branded as "made in Japan" and pretty inexpensive.
@@kashtech835 great, ended up getting the zaggs anti blue light (non paper like) (regular glass) screen protector from Best Buy. Gotta love that lifetime warranty and free installation replacement from BB
I super cleaned my Paperlike and noticed the it helped a lot! I made a tutorial how to superclean it. Great review on both options! Also love Kim’s convenience store! Lol
I agree with this video. However I decided to use matte screen protector because without it, I am getting glares on screen and it hurts my eyes. But if image quality is very important to you and you mostly use the ipad on dark environment, tempered glass is what I recommend.
Thanks. I have ordered the iPad Pro 12,9" 2021, and you gave me something to think about. I don't want to trade image quality for feel. I would much rather take a little more time to get used to drawing on glass and thus still be able to consume content in 4-6K with HDR
@@hyeok010 yup, I've had my iPad Pro 12'9" 2021for about a month or two now. I ordered Panzer Glass with it, and it feel great. I don't see the problem with drawing without a paper-like screen protector. But then again, this is my first iPad and I have never experienced anything else. But with such a beautiful display, why downgrade with Paperlike or other screen protector?
It's great that you note that the clear tempered glass does not take away from the image quality, however you fail to mention the biggest reason to purchase a matte screen protector, and that is REFLECTIONS. Have you even tried taking notes on an ipad with a clear screen protector in a fully lit classroom with lights above your head? its a nightmate. sure if you compare the quality in a dark room of course the image quality would decrease with a matte protector, its inevitable because its SUPPOSED to direct light in different angles to prevent reflections, which ultimately lowers the light quality coming from the screen itself. I think a matte screen benefit is more for reflections than the actual paper feel - regardless its a nice bonus, but the MAIN benefit is lowering reflections dramatically, making it possible to use as a notebook in any room with actual light in it thats not completely dark like you obviously showed in the video (because you know this as well which is why you shot the video of the clear protector in a VERY dim room)...
Had been using a matte screen protector on my 2021 12.9 inch iPad Pro and I just removed it. Like wow, the difference in image quality is just insane.The matte screen protector makes everything grainy, blacks are terrible and text look almost blurry. Before I removed it I didn't think much of this, but now I actually see why some people don't want to use a paper like even if it makes the writing experience nicer. I would only recommend matte screen protectors if the only thing you do is notes/drawing, because for everything else it's just not good.
I got my ipad at the beginning of the year and used matte screen protectors because i draw on it. But i also use my ipad as laptop replacement and i couldn’t bear the drop in image quality anymore. The ipad pro has such an amazing screen. I removed the matte protector and drawing on the glass feels pretty good acutally. My ESR tempered glass comes in on Tuesday :)
This is my comparison. Tempered Glass Pros and Cons: Clear, can be smudged or needed to be clean, Doesn't work outside for me, when wearing my magnetic shades it doesn't work because its getting dim when using my phone in Landscape and needed to have more brightness than it already is, screen protection(depends really on your screen, so it is mostly dependent on your screen not the protector). Matte Screen Protector Pros and Cons: Doesn't like the finish of it or it is not clear, great from outside or with my magnetic shades and it doesn't change anything like dimming the screen, can be taken off in 1 of its edges, does necessarily protect from rough surfaces, it is great for games and drawing(depending on usage).
Thanks for the review. I have been considering which screen protector to get for my new iPad Pro 12.9” your video has convinced me that I’m not willing to trade screen quality for a paper like experience. 👍🏾
Thanks for the review and comparison. I intend to draw on my iPad Pro, and want to make sure I preserve the screen as much as possible so it doesn't affect the workflow over time. I personally don't care for a paperlike/matte texture when drawing, so it really assured me when you showed the wear and tear of the Paperlike screen protector (it's bound to happen anyways). I'll still be researching, but thanks for sharing another brand that I can look into ^_^
@@niharranjanmahunt4102 be careful, if the tip wears down it could scratch the screen, my best take would be to buy silicone tips for the apple pencil!!!
I’m gonna use my iPad mostly for taking notes but seeing as paper like seems to have bad reviews when it comes to quality I wouldn’t wanna risk and I don’t care about the paper like sound so thanks for the video! I’m definitely going for the tempered glass!
Thanks for the video! I am ordering a paperlike screen protector as i need a surface like paper when i draw on my tablet. Your video helped me understand that there IS a difference between these pieces of sheets! :)
Even for drawing the matte screen protector starts to wear the pencil tip, and honestly now I draw as well as I did with the matte protector. I MISSED HAVING THIS DISPLAY QUALITY AS WELL!
What do you recommend for someone that wants to use it for both writing/drawing and media consumption? I can’t decide which one would be best. I would hate for the quality to go down, but if I struggle writing and drawing, then I’m not sure what the best option is
That’s a tough call. I would probably go with paperlike if writing and drawing is your primary use. Unfortunately I would just accept the shortcomings from the image quality lol
Thank you for your honest, comprehensive review. I definitely was feeling the same. Going shopping for a screen protector for my new ipad tomorrow. Going with a tempered glass screen protector.
It depends on what you look for. For more drawing/ writing grip, paperlike is the best. For normal use, I don't apply anything. The screen is already scratch proof.
Thanks for the comparison, I wasn’t sure what “paperlike” meant. Now I know. I found your review because I was looking at the ESR protector on Amazon. I’m wondering, is it case friendly? I have a Zugu case that’s very close to the edge of the iPad. Thanks for the video!
I bought the ESR tempered glass and I'm disappointed. The pen sensitivity has drastically reduced and I can no longer draw continuous lines without a horrible wobble. It also has extreme glare. It is NOT worth it. I'd rather just draw on the bare screen.
personally, i think tempered glass is better than paperlike. i’ve installed a few paperlike screen protectors in the past and let me tell you, everytime i always end up with bubbles even a tiny bit lmao. and yeah, it wore off my pencil tip pretty quickly. then, i decided to switch to tempered glass, at first i didn’t like how it feels whenever i draw but i bought this silicon tip for my apple pencil tip and it really helped cuz it reduced the smoothness and i had more control drawing. i didn’t like using the silicon tip with the paperlike cuz it’s not smooth unlike the tempered.
I initially bought paperlike for mine but it's damaging the plastic tip of my apple pencil and the quality of the display feels bad in comparison to how it initially looked like. I bought my iPad mainly for drawing and media consumption but from 3 years of use now the protection got like greasy and it doesn't even feel like paper anymore. I've been looking for a better screen protector for months and I think I'm going to go with esr I guess
@@jonathanyuanyt I was going back and forth on buying a tempered glass screen protector, but didn’t have much reliable reviews. Thanks for this. Great content!
screen protector protects my screen... till it wobbles. some people aren't mentioning that the line jitter can be harsh for artists. there's a compatison video on esr vs bellemond too. mine's not esr and it wobbles
I’ve got the new iPad Pro in my sights (when it comes out) and this was my biggest concern. I’m a paperlike style protector fan… but if it’s really OLED, I don’t think I can justify diminishing that for a better writing experience.
Tech armor makes a good matte screen protector that doesn't affect the color/sharpness as much. oh and it's $10 us. Also if you have trouble going through nibs with a matte protector ease up on your pressure a bit
Very impressive evaluation of the screen protector. I won't be using it for note taking and the side by side video comparison convinced me to not go with the Paperlike product.
when I draw or write on my iPad Pro without a screen protector it feels so werid like it just makes the apple pencil writing feel werid, idk what to get the paper like or the glass, I feel like the glass will feel the same on my ipad with no screen protector idk yet..
I just installed the paperlike screen protector last night and then took it off after 2 hours. It required much compromise on the display quality that I don't think I can tolerate
Have you tried the little silicone caps you can put on the apple pencil to add friction? I am curious if the work well or affect the performance of the pressure sensitivity when drawing.
Thank you for your great video. I'm using matt protector because I hate finger prints on the screen but as you told the matt protector makes screen less black. Do you think glass protector still prevent finger prints better than nothing on it?
I always use mate screen protector, because i read manga and the reflexion in the screen sucks and makes me increase the brightness more than with the mate screen. Anyway i use also use a cheap brand.
That side by side comparison opened my 👀 eyes
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I had ordered a Paperlike screen protector (very reluctantly) for my iPad Pro 11 inch, but your video made me realize the tradeoff for screen quality isn’t worth it. I cancelled my order just now and instead ordered the ESR tempered glass protector. Thank you so much Jonathan, this was very helpful.
same experience here
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How are you liking the ESR?
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"The screen protector protects my screen"
- This guy
Beat me to it
By 3 years
I’ve been used to the glass and I’m an anime artist. Looks lovely and I get to keep the quality look of the pictures because of the glass protector. Thanks to the palm rejection on iPad Pro it’s literally not hard it’s just getting the feel for it. I love it
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@@daughteroftheking994 I already have! Thank u !
Could you please tell what Glass protector do you use?
@@maksima526 I use “Glass Screen PRO” premium tempered. I think it was like 15 dollars or less online
what abt wobbling lines on glass screen protector ? asking from beginner artist perspective ...
This is the review I'm looking for, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
which one are you getting??
@@simply_.tsukki7952 I'm not using any like he suggests later in the video, had no problem so far, I only use a case to protect my iPad
Same.
Yeah, finally found this
As an Artist who mainly uses their iPad for drawing. I was using a tempered glass screen protector for 7 Months after I got my iPad Pro. I didn’t mind drawing on glass when I didn’t have the screen protector then. I can def agree w/ you, the quality display doesn’t get compromised.
However, the drawing experience on glass or smooth surface isn’t always ideal due to lack of control. The friction matte screen protectors provide gives you much more ease in precise strokes. Yes, the quality is compromised, but you don’t notice it by a lot UNLESS you’re comparing them side by side.
Only downside to the Matte screen protectors is the wearing down of your pencil tip. I was drawing on tempered glass for about 7 months, and then had to change my Apple pencil tip. Now, currently using a matte screen protector, my tip has worn down much quicker.
The perfect experience w/ X screen protector becomes subjective at the end of the day. I’ve seen artists who prefer drawing on glass rather than a matte screen protector. I appreciate this video, btw.
Great comments! Definitely agree
That's what I was looking, I live on a place were replacing the tip constantly would be too expensive and I'm not sure if the esr glass will cause wobbly lines. I've been caring a lot my ipad and already have a scratch so I really need a screen protector
Do you know which glass screen protector you had? I’ve heard a lot about wobbly lines, and i figured if you’ve used it for a while it probably doesn’t do it, so if you know, well, it would be nice to know
First comment and already got my answer thank you Lady.
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I am using paperlike screen protector and I am planning on changing this into a tempered glass, I am also suffering when I watch videos especially outdoor because of the sunlight and because this paperlike is matte. Watching this video made me realize that this kind of protector is the reason why, thanks for this helpful video ❤️
your welcome!
For a better writing experience, you can get gloves used by digital artists. They are really handful.
Which ones ?
Omg i Love this Video so much. I clicked on the Video bc you look very friendly on the thumbnail. The Video is super informative. Wish you all the best
Thanks Anna!
03:20 There's the differentiating factor there. Depends on what you use the ipad for.
I would’ve appreciated a demo of note-taking on the glass screen protector. Nevertheless, good job!
I was hoping the same.
It’ll be exactly the same as without any protector. Both are glass.
the actual reason I watched the entire video for :"3
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@@Potter_head_07 It’s exactly the same as without the screen protector because they’re both smooth glass.
just a tip too, sometimes it's not only the paper feel but also the grip to the pencil that makes your scribbles more accurate to your liking. so if it helps, you can buy a grip for your apple pencil so you have more control. been using ipad pro 11 inch for almost a month now and I've gotten used to the glass screen protector, but the pencil slips sometimes when I write so that's something to consider if you use your ipad for note-taking.
I prefer tempered glass screen protector over textured. That is what I have on my iPad Air. I want a smooth flow with glass over a more resistant textured surface.
Interesting. I just switched from ESR tempered glass to a matt screen protector today. I don't expect to do any drawing, and only modest/minimal notes, mostly media consumption. But I did it because of the ridiculous reflections from the tempered glass screen protector made it a pain to use both in the office and metro basically any well lit place. I immediately noticed the degraded image quality (it looks grainier) but much reduced reflections. I'm going to make a decision over the next few days if the trade off is worth it.
Please let me know
@@bustercolin7507 after several days of using the matt screen protector, I definitely feel I made the right choice. It reduces the glare and reflections enough to compensate for the degradation in quality, or at least the trade off is easily worth it for me. I didn't buy a "branded" matt screen protector is was just a cheap one that was branded as "made in Japan" and pretty inexpensive.
How does it look 8months later ?
@@sparkyunofficial1119 still lookks like new and after you get used to it, it doesn't bother you anymore.
@@kashtech835 great, ended up getting the zaggs anti blue light (non paper like) (regular glass) screen protector from Best Buy. Gotta love that lifetime warranty and free installation replacement from BB
I super cleaned my Paperlike and noticed the it helped a lot! I made a tutorial how to superclean it. Great review on both options! Also love Kim’s convenience store! Lol
Haha thanks for the kind words! Kim’s is awesome! New season is coming out soon!
Mind sharing the link? Cant find it
I agree with this video. However I decided to use matte screen protector because without it, I am getting glares on screen and it hurts my eyes. But if image quality is very important to you and you mostly use the ipad on dark environment, tempered glass is what I recommend.
0:45 That Screen flexes 😅
Thanks. I have ordered the iPad Pro 12,9" 2021, and you gave me something to think about. I don't want to trade image quality for feel. I would much rather take a little more time to get used to drawing on glass and thus still be able to consume content in 4-6K with HDR
Same! Have you bought and used one already? What’s your experience so far? How’s writing?
@@hyeok010 yup, I've had my iPad Pro 12'9" 2021for about a month or two now. I ordered Panzer Glass with it, and it feel great. I don't see the problem with drawing without a paper-like screen protector. But then again, this is my first iPad and I have never experienced anything else. But with such a beautiful display, why downgrade with Paperlike or other screen protector?
@@svante1994 Yes indeed. I have mine now for 3 days and I’ll keep your advice in mind. Thank you very much
@@svante1994 Yo, i just curious how you feel now after 7 month, do you use apple pencil? does tempered glass really make big problem to the pencil?
I love you!! Short video, straight to the point, clear comparism ❤
Jonathan, an extremely good review. I am up in the air and your video has actually helped me decide…glass it is!
It's great that you note that the clear tempered glass does not take away from the image quality, however you fail to mention the biggest reason to purchase a matte screen protector, and that is REFLECTIONS. Have you even tried taking notes on an ipad with a clear screen protector in a fully lit classroom with lights above your head? its a nightmate. sure if you compare the quality in a dark room of course the image quality would decrease with a matte protector, its inevitable because its SUPPOSED to direct light in different angles to prevent reflections, which ultimately lowers the light quality coming from the screen itself. I think a matte screen benefit is more for reflections than the actual paper feel - regardless its a nice bonus, but the MAIN benefit is lowering reflections dramatically, making it possible to use as a notebook in any room with actual light in it thats not completely dark like you obviously showed in the video (because you know this as well which is why you shot the video of the clear protector in a VERY dim room)...
Had been using a matte screen protector on my 2021 12.9 inch iPad Pro and I just removed it. Like wow, the difference in image quality is just insane.The matte screen protector makes everything grainy, blacks are terrible and text look almost blurry. Before I removed it I didn't think much of this, but now I actually see why some people don't want to use a paper like even if it makes the writing experience nicer.
I would only recommend matte screen protectors if the only thing you do is notes/drawing, because for everything else it's just not good.
I got my ipad at the beginning of the year and used matte screen protectors because i draw on it. But i also use my ipad as laptop replacement and i couldn’t bear the drop in image quality anymore. The ipad pro has such an amazing screen. I removed the matte protector and drawing on the glass feels pretty good acutally. My ESR tempered glass comes in on Tuesday :)
Is the ESR tempered still good for drawing?
This is my comparison.
Tempered Glass Pros and Cons: Clear, can be smudged or needed to be clean, Doesn't work outside for me, when wearing my magnetic shades it doesn't work because its getting dim when using my phone in Landscape and needed to have more brightness than it already is, screen protection(depends really on your screen, so it is mostly dependent on your screen not the protector).
Matte Screen Protector Pros and Cons: Doesn't like the finish of it or it is not clear, great from outside or with my magnetic shades and it doesn't change anything like dimming the screen, can be taken off in 1 of its edges, does necessarily protect from rough surfaces, it is great for games and drawing(depending on usage).
Matte-issues are now a showstopper for me bc of your video- thank you my dude!
Love your review!! Very quick and straight to the point. Thank you for helping me decide!
Thanks for the review. I have been considering which screen protector to get for my new iPad Pro 12.9” your video has convinced me that I’m not willing to trade screen quality for a paper like experience. 👍🏾
I am so glad my video helped your decision :)
Thanks for the review and comparison. I intend to draw on my iPad Pro, and want to make sure I preserve the screen as much as possible so it doesn't affect the workflow over time. I personally don't care for a paperlike/matte texture when drawing, so it really assured me when you showed the wear and tear of the Paperlike screen protector (it's bound to happen anyways). I'll still be researching, but thanks for sharing another brand that I can look into ^_^
what happens if i use apple pencil without any kind of screen protector ...my purpose is to take notes
I'm actually not using a screen protector right now. Apple pencil still works great on it.
I use elecom matte screen, and it did a great job.. the screen is still sharp & it's really enjoyable to draw
@@niharranjanmahunt4102 be careful, if the tip wears down it could scratch the screen, my best take would be to buy silicone tips for the apple pencil!!!
@@jonathanyuanyt how did you do the transparent clock widget
Your dog at the very beginning of the video, hahaha, so adorable, thanks for this.
Thanks very much. This is the only competent video review that I’ve seen for any screen protectors for iPad Pro! I’m now subscribed!
I’m gonna use my iPad mostly for taking notes but seeing as paper like seems to have bad reviews when it comes to quality I wouldn’t wanna risk and I don’t care about the paper like sound so thanks for the video! I’m definitely going for the tempered glass!
How’s it working out so far? Any problems taking notes on the tempered glass?
Thanks Jonathan! Good to hear reviews of other (more affordable) options.
The review i was looking for, and that side by side really help.
So happy I found this review 😩❤️
thanks!
Thanks for the video! I am ordering a paperlike screen protector as i need a surface like paper when i draw on my tablet. Your video helped me understand that there IS a difference between these pieces of sheets! :)
Even for drawing the matte screen protector starts to wear the pencil tip, and honestly now I draw as well as I did with the matte protector. I MISSED HAVING THIS DISPLAY QUALITY AS WELL!
What do you recommend for someone that wants to use it for both writing/drawing and media consumption? I can’t decide which one would be best. I would hate for the quality to go down, but if I struggle writing and drawing, then I’m not sure what the best option is
That’s a tough call. I would probably go with paperlike if writing and drawing is your primary use. Unfortunately I would just accept the shortcomings from the image quality lol
@@jonathanyuanyt Thanks! I’ve got some thinking to do
I’m having the same problem Vanessa, what did you decide to go with and how are you liking it?
Thanks Man! straight forward and no intere$t!
Thank you for your honest, comprehensive review. I definitely was feeling the same. Going shopping for a screen protector for my new ipad tomorrow. Going with a tempered glass screen protector.
Thanks for watching!
It depends on what you look for. For more drawing/ writing grip, paperlike is the best. For normal use, I don't apply anything. The screen is already scratch proof.
Finally a quick simple review!! Thank you
Hello🥰
So I was wondering which one would be better for digital drawing?
Very helpful video
Thanks for the comparison, I wasn’t sure what “paperlike” meant. Now I know. I found your review because I was looking at the ESR protector on Amazon. I’m wondering, is it case friendly? I have a Zugu case that’s very close to the edge of the iPad. Thanks for the video!
hey! yeah i have my ipad in a case. The screen protector doesn't go to the edges so it was totally fine for me
I bought the ESR tempered glass and I'm disappointed. The pen sensitivity has drastically reduced and I can no longer draw continuous lines without a horrible wobble. It also has extreme glare. It is NOT worth it. I'd rather just draw on the bare screen.
Omg. your doge is still kicking?! So much family history embodied in a dog like that.
Kim’s convenience - New season just dropped!!
So sad the show is over!
personally, i think tempered glass is better than paperlike. i’ve installed a few paperlike screen protectors in the past and let me tell you, everytime i always end up with bubbles even a tiny bit lmao. and yeah, it wore off my pencil tip pretty quickly. then, i decided to switch to tempered glass, at first i didn’t like how it feels whenever i draw but i bought this silicon tip for my apple pencil tip and it really helped cuz it reduced the smoothness and i had more control drawing. i didn’t like using the silicon tip with the paperlike cuz it’s not smooth unlike the tempered.
Ive been using esr glass on my second ipad, the frame really helps with my ocd. Perfect aplication, looks stock
I initially bought paperlike for mine but it's damaging the plastic tip of my apple pencil and the quality of the display feels bad in comparison to how it initially looked like. I bought my iPad mainly for drawing and media consumption but from 3 years of use now the protection got like greasy and it doesn't even feel like paper anymore. I've been looking for a better screen protector for months and I think I'm going to go with esr I guess
thank you for helping me decide on which i should get!
Wow the glass is beautiful. Thank you
The Best And Honest Review
Very good explanation. Good job. Love❤️❤️❤️
Wow the side by side comparison is AMAZING. Exactly what I was looking for. Great job!! Instant follow
Thanks for keeping it real! I’m gonna buy ESR protectors for my phone and my iPad now. Hope you get a little something from the link!
That movie quality comparison made my decision, thanks!!
This is what I was looking for!!!!
Glad it helped!
@@jonathanyuanyt I was going back and forth on buying a tempered glass screen protector, but didn’t have much reliable reviews. Thanks for this. Great content!
screen protector protects my screen... till it wobbles. some people aren't mentioning that the line jitter can be harsh for artists. there's a compatison video on esr vs bellemond too. mine's not esr and it wobbles
Finally. I'm getting the ipad pro 12.9" for school and the display, and i dislike compromising the screen quality with a matte screen protector.
excited for your new ipad!
I wish you also gave us the asmr of writing on the ESR Tempered Glass
I’ve got the new iPad Pro in my sights (when it comes out) and this was my biggest concern. I’m a paperlike style protector fan… but if it’s really OLED, I don’t think I can justify diminishing that for a better writing experience.
honest review, thank you
Thanks mate, you are right, 12.9 ipad pro is one of the best screens in the world on a tablet, no compromises there!
What if ur using it for notes and drawing but don’t want to use matte,, will it hinder me??
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Tech armor makes a good matte screen protector that doesn't affect the color/sharpness as much. oh and it's $10 us. Also if you have trouble going through nibs with a matte protector ease up on your pressure a bit
Thank you so much for your valuable information 😊
I'm so happy I found this review 👌
Thank you so much! Just what I needed
Glad I could help :)
Thank you. Simple review but precise. 👍
Best alternative is a magnetically removable matte screen protector
Very impressive evaluation of the screen protector. I won't be using it for note taking and the side by side video comparison convinced me to not go with the Paperlike product.
Even I was searching for this
Thanks a lot for this, very informative and helped in my decision making!!!....was going to buy not now!
This channel deserves a million more subscribers!!!
Haha thanks for the kind words
there is a magnetic protector for writing. u can use it when u need to.
Lovely thank you for the great info:)
Thank you for this! I just purchased an iPad Pro 11 and was looking for a screen protector.
Wait the way I was suspicious you were Canadian when I saw Kim's Convivence but then the Presto pass confirmed it lmao
when I draw or write on my iPad Pro without a screen protector it feels so werid like it just makes the apple pencil writing feel werid, idk what to get the paper like or the glass, I feel like the glass will feel the same on my ipad with no screen protector idk yet..
Jonathan make a video, about writing on tempered glass, it’s nowhere in the internet
Better to get a regular protector not paperlike as that leads to scratches
Thank you sooo much! This helped me a lot
Your welcome!
Thank you for this!
My pleasure!
Well fuk that imma take off my paperlike and buy tempered glass rn, that side by side comparisson opens my eyes
How if I stack the tempered glass and the paperlike is it good? I aim for safety and the sensation of writing on paper.
hey man
did you try it?
Thank you so much really helped ❤️
What about using this plastic screen protector over the tempered glass screen protector
I just installed the paperlike screen protector last night and then took it off after 2 hours. It required much compromise on the display quality that I don't think I can tolerate
I was wondering if it's any use putting matte on top of the glass protector? I like both :)
Not recommended. It could compromise the touch sensitivity registration.
Great video 🤔 does it make the screen shinier or more glossy looking with light reflecting when you're outside?
Have you tried the little silicone caps you can put on the apple pencil to add friction? I am curious if the work well or affect the performance of the pressure sensitivity when drawing.
The silicon caps breaks really fast because of the friction. Like the tip gets ripped
Thank you for your great video. I'm using matt protector because I hate finger prints on the screen but as you told the matt protector makes screen less black. Do you think glass protector still prevent finger prints better than nothing on it?
Bro you can keep your screen protectors but I'mma steal your doggie for at least 5 mins 🤣
Thanks Man!
I completely agree with this
I always use mate screen protector, because i read manga and the reflexion in the screen sucks and makes me increase the brightness more than with the mate screen. Anyway i use also use a cheap brand.
Thanks now, I know what I have to buy !!
Glad I could help :)
Question: Does the glass protector help with fingerprinting smudging vs. having no screen protector?