Best Screen Protector For Drawing On Ipad Pro

[13 x 9.8 x 1.9"] I really like the new iPad Pro case. It's very sleek and it has a great fit. It also has a great protection. Screen protector is amazingly sensitive.

[11" (4:3)] As recommended by Brydge, I purchased to protect my 2017 iPad Pro. When I went in to have the battery checked, Genius Bar employee was impressed by the screen protector quality, too. Just got new iPad Pro and another Brydge screen protector.

[2.03 lb] I wanted a drawing tablet/laptop and the iPad Pro 11 is perfect.

[1.7 lb] Dropped my iPad, no damage. I added a screen protector to protect the screen.

[0.94 lb] Writing on the icy smooth glass of an Ipad screen just doesn’t respond like paper. It’s too smooth. Paper has texture. (Geeks and experts call it the “tooth” of the paper.) That texture is part of what sets up the flow of drawing or writing with a pen and the way it feels. The Paperlike Screen protector protects the screen from scratches and dings, as it should. But even better, it makes writing or drawing on the iPad feel so natural and pleasant. Love it!

[20 ms] Great device, I have been drawing with my 12 inches iPad and I needed something more capable. I love the screen and the paper feel. Overall an excellent product.

[Landscape] As someone who draws mostly on paper, I have trouble adjusting to the slick screen on most devices like my iPad. The texture has a nice feel and allows me to practice drawing digitally. Paperlike is perfect for beginners who learning to drawing a touchscreen and professionals who prefer the old matted texture on good old piece of paper!

[12.9" (4:3)] This is by far the best screen protector that I have used. Clarity of the screen was not sacrificed and best of all I do not see any fingerprints on my screen. Best purchase.

[11" (4:3)] Grate for drawing as well as protecting the screen

[10.2" (4:3)] I'm a professional illustrator (corporate drawings for business development) as well as a fine artist (explorations in digital art). I have been using an iPad Pro with Apple Pencil and Procreate since version 1 of all of those. I got used to drawing on the iPad Pro glass but it was always much slower (and much sloppier) than the drawings I did on paper and then scanned in. Finally I bit the bullet and looked to improve my drawing work flow. After much research, I settled on trying Paperlike. Although it's not like drawing on paper, it is much much better than the iPad Pro glass drawing experience. I've used Paperlike for almost two months now and I would estimate that it has sped up my drawings by 15-20% and cut my errors (the need to 2-finger-tap to undo) by 50%. These time and accuracy savings will add up over time. I'm very happy with my purchase!