The PaperLike has a larger hole for the camera and the ambient light sensor. The one physical difference difference between the 2 protectors is the kwmobile only has a small hole for the camera, which is hard to align.
There’s also no guide stickers, but I again used some Scotch tape and used the same procedure as with the PaperLike. With it, you also get 2 protectors, but only 1 small wet wipe, dry wipe and an almost useless dust sticker that reminds me of the fortune telling fish you get in Christmas crackers. The Apple Pencil makes quite a good tool to remove any small, stubborn bubbles.
The final step is to remove side two and then remove any small bubbles remaining. If you do have a dust particle and it’s close to the edge, I’ve successfully used 2 pieces of Scotch tape: 1 to carefully lift the screen protector and the other bit to get the offending dust particle.Īpple Pencil can be used to remove stubborn bubbles So long as the bubbles aren’t from a dust particle, you should be able to remove all of them in under 10 minutes. It’s quite a satisfying process if a bit tedious. There will be air bubbles – use a plastic card which isn’t included, to push the bubbles to the closest side.
Peel back side one facing the iPad and let it stick to the iPad screen. You can now use the dust sticker to mop up any remaining dust particles. Then remove any moisture with the dry wipe. Clean the screen thoroughly with the wet wipe, paying close attention to the button and camera area. The screen protector then opens like a book. Then you use the guide stickers to carefully align the protector with side one facing the screen. I start by giving the iPad an initial clean with a microfibre cloth. The video is worth watching, whether you’re familiar with installing screen protectors or not.įor £25 or just under $33, you get 2 protectors and 2 wet wipes, dry wipes, guide stickers and dust stickers. It comes in a hard envelope with some basic installation instructions, and a suggestion to watch a video on the installation process at. I ordered PaperLike directly from Germany and it arrived a couple of days later to the UK. This is important to mention since the basic iPad doesn’t have a laminated screen and therefore has a small air gap between the glass and display, which will become relevant shortly.
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Many of the other reviews I’ve seen, install these protectors on the more expensive iPads including the iPad Pros which have laminated screens. I’m using the screen protectors on the 2018 iPad, which is the cheapest current iPad. So I’ve bought, installed and tested the cheapest matte screen protector I could find on Amazon, from a company called kwmobile, against PaperLike itself. PaperLike is over 3 times the price of the cheapest options on Amazon, and many of the online reviews on YouTube are sponsored by PaperLike themselves, so it’s very hard to reliably establish exactly what the difference is, if there is any, between their product and the cheaper alternatives. It was the product of a Kickstarter campaign, designed specifically to provide the feel of paper with your Apple Pencil. The cheaper ones don’t mention the paper-like experience but there is a well marketed product called PaperLike that does. There are a few options for matte screen protectors on Amazon, starting from around £7 or $8. The general recommendation is to use a matte screen protector, to give the iPad a more paper like feel with your Apple Pencil. I’ll cover how I use the Apple Pencil with my iPad in an upcoming article, so please subscribe to my YouTube channel if you haven’t already.īut one thing I quickly found out, was that writing on glass doesn’t feel very natural – and I know it’s not just me! But if you have a more recent iPad that supports the Apple Pencil, it can do a lot more and it’s transformed how I use it. Browsing the web, watching YouTube videos, reading magazines and books.
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