AR+ Paper feel Screen Protector for iPad, True Paper Texture, Anti-Reflective & Anti Glare, Apple Pencil Friendly, Easy Installation
Feels more like paper. Designed for writing, drawing, and everyday focus.
What makes this feel like real paper?
Our AR+ paper-like screen protector is engineered with a friction coefficient of 0.23, closely matching real paper (0.25). This creates natural resistance and controlled strokes, giving you a true pen-on-paper writing experience with Apple Pencil.
Will it reduce screen clarity?
Compared to standard matte screen protectors, our advanced AR anti-reflective coating significantly improves light transmission (up to 97%), resulting in better clarity and more vibrant colors.
While all paper-like screen protectors slightly reduce sharpness compared to a bare screen, our AR+ technology minimizes this effect—so you get a natural paper feel without overly compromising display quality.
Is it good for drawing and note-taking?
It's designed for iPad writing, sketching, and note-taking, it provides smooth yet controlled strokes—perfect for artists, students, and professionals.
What's inside?
iPad Paper-Texture Screen Protector ×1
Alcohol Pack ×1
Cleaning Cloth ×1
Dust Removal Sticker ×1
Installation Guide ×1
Packaging Box ×1
What if I’m not satisfied?
We offer a 1-year warranty and reliable customer support to ensure a worry-free experience.
Protescreen AR Paperlike Screen Protector features an advanced anti-reflective (AR) coating technology commonly used in high-end optical devices.
With only 0.5% reflectivity and up to 97% light transmission, it delivers enhanced clarity and superior anti-glare performance compared to traditional paperlike screen protectors.
Even under bright lighting, your screen stays sharp and easy to read while helping reduce glare and eye strain for a more comfortable viewing and writing experience.
Unlike standard paper feel screen protectors with a friction coefficient of around 0.1, real paper and pencil writing reaches approximately 0.25. AR+ Paper feel Screen Protector achieves a friction coefficient of 0.23 with a vibration frequency range of 0–5Hz, closely replicating the natural resistance of real paper.
Designed for iPad writing, drawing, and note-taking, every Apple Pencil stroke feels controlled, smooth, and realistic—making it an ideal paper-like screen film rotector for digital artists, students, and professionals who want a true pen-on-paper experience.
It's matte surface reduces harsh glare and distracting reflections for a clearer, more comfortable viewing experience. Whether you're working by a window, studying under bright lights, or drawing outdoors, your screen stays easy to see without excessive shine or mirror-like reflections.
Protescreen AR Paperlike Screen Protector features an advanced anti-reflective (AR) coating technology commonly used in high-end optical devices.
With only 0.5% reflectivity and up to 97% light transmission, it delivers enhanced clarity and superior anti-glare performance compared to traditional paperlike screen protectors.
Even under bright lighting, your screen stays sharp and easy to read while helping reduce glare and eye strain for a more comfortable viewing and writing experience.
Unlike standard paper feel screen protectors with a friction coefficient of around 0.1, real paper and pencil writing reaches approximately 0.25. AR+ Paper feel Screen Protector achieves a friction coefficient of 0.23 with a vibration frequency range of 0–5Hz, closely replicating the natural resistance of real paper.
Designed for iPad writing, drawing, and note-taking, every Apple Pencil stroke feels controlled, smooth, and realistic—making it an ideal paper-like screen film rotector for digital artists, students, and professionals who want a true pen-on-paper experience.
It's matte surface reduces harsh glare and distracting reflections for a clearer, more comfortable viewing experience. Whether you're working by a window, studying under bright lights, or drawing outdoors, your screen stays easy to see without excessive shine or mirror-like reflections.
