The biggest problem I have with Paperlike is the way they gave the product out to virtually every Procreate artist or art channel on TH-cam, with a marketing "partnership". The overwhelming majority of those TH-camrs said wonderful things about Paperlike. Of course. As a marketing strategy, it's been hard to beat. BUT... the story is entirely different from those people who actually PAID for the product. In real-world reviews, people very regularly complain about the product bubbling off the screen, being scratched, wearing down the Apple Pencil tip and harming the image quality. Also... Paperlike is _very_ expensive for what you get. Yes, it's cheap compared to the cost of an iPad, but that's only because the iPad is so expensive. It's not a great value.
Actually I’m using a screen protector like that rn, not sure if it is another brand tho. Mine doesn’t really scratch the apple pen that much, maybe cause I don’t use it a lot, but its pretty good to use :D But I’m not sure about the bubbling part? Never happened to mine
I bought and use the paperlike, for over a year, I haven’t had a problem with bubbling or anything else, there’s a slight scratch but I can’t be bothered to change to a new one (there are two included in the pack), my pencil tip is fine, and I do clean my ipad with alchohol sprays every couple of days, I can’t stand the thought of germs and fingerprints and paperlike has held up. That said, I won’t be buying one for the new ipad I have ordered, I’ll try another brand that’s cheaper that includes having someone doing the actual work of putting the screen protector on the screen for free. Putting the screen protector in is a hassle I can’t be bothered with again.
I've had my Paperlike for almost two years and love it, never had a scratch, bubble or wear on my Apple pencil, I use it for drawing pretty much daily. 🤷🏻♀️
This is late, but I want to add to this. I debated the Paperlike protector and read the reviews about it wearing down the pen. After that I couldn't see myself paying the $30, which I was very skeptical at first at the price, despite it being recommended everywherrrreeee. For the sake of saving some money, especially after splurging on the iPad, I ended up choosing a moderate $8, 2 pack of matte protectors. I am a college student who used the iPad for 3+ months of note taking for my classes. (As well as digital art, here and there.) My apple pencil tip hasn't worn down (I know naturally I will have to replace them), at least not anything significant compared to the reviews on amazon for the Paperlike. And it works great. It went on great. Maybe a little dullness to the screen (but you are going to get that with any Matte protector) and it gives you 2! For $8. And I can't complain. While i cannot compare to the Paperlike, since i never tried it. I will say that for my $8, they did the job. And I will buy those again in the future.
I’ve had my Paperlike screen protector for over a year, and yes, it is definitely bubbling up and is fairly scratched up. It’s also kind of hard to keep clean, I’m assuming because it’s textured? I dont even really use the Apple Pencil that much as well. I just draw casually every now and then.
I have the bellemond matte screenprotector on it. And after a year and a half there are no scratches like the paperlike gets, I still don’t need to replace it. My pencil is also still perfectly fine. I highly recommend it over the paperlike.
Always good to hear the opinion of someone I trust rather than someone who only does it for the kickback. I tried pen tips, didn't like them and the paperlike matte finish wasn't for me. I finally settled on a glass screen protector and I use a Reeyear Fine point with friction nib. I love this combo. The glass protects my screen and the tips are actually metal balls that are super precise and have tiny plastic covers that can easily be replaced.
@@moneebad4395 I think it’s like a stylus with no Bluetooth but idk, I have a stylus like that but it doesn’t allow for pressure sensitivity so I got a Apple Pencil Edit: looked it up seems like a accessory that you put on the pencil but I can’t really tell I am high though so my cognitive abilities are altered
@@darwinmartinez7651 SERIOUSLY!!! DID YOU REALLY FEEL THE NEED TO TELL THE WORLD THAT YR HIGH AFTER USING DRUGS!?!? DID YOU WANT SOME APPLAUSE OR A FEW LAUGHS. JUST BE MINDFULL THAT IT IS'NT ONLY ADULTS THAT USE TH-cam OR READ THE COMMENTS. I THINK YOU SHOULD CHECK YRSELF BEFORE DOING THAT AGAIN, IT REALLY ISN'T CLEVER. 😐
Tried both. PaperLike : loses its texture over time. But overall it's great. Pentips: The mushy rubbery tip just feels wrong. They get in the way of quick sketching. And I loose them all the time.
to be honest i prefer paperlike because of the sounds and it makes me feel like i’m actually drawing on paper! quality loss is of course bad but they are not quite expensive + they come in a package of two and you get discounts once you bought your first package! It’s very nice. It’s up to how long you use the paperlike but they can easily go up to 6-8 months without losing its paper feeling
@@duveral depends on how hard you push I guess. I have a heavy hand and after an month of Inktober doing 31 4-6 hour drawings the texture is gone. But in a normal situation probably 3 to 6 months
Great review. The whole time I was watching this I kept saying, "This guy is an incredible artist!" Since you couldn't hear me, I thought I'd tell you. Thank you, I will certainly try both for the pencil on paper feel which is how I have drawn most of my life.
When I first got my current iPad I looked for options to make the screen and the pencil tip last longer while I could also have enough control. This might be a little exaggerated for some of you, but the truth is that Apple is not really affordable in Mexico, so take this just as my experience. I have a sort of trauma with protecting the screens of my devices as soon as I get them, so the first thing I got was a tempered glass protector (around $100.00MXN). The friction of the pencil and the screen was non-existent, so I couldn’t write properly and thought of getting a simple matte protector ($72.04MXN). When I was purchasing it I also decided to buy pen tips ($43.48, pack of 8 multiple colors) to see which option was better for me. At the end I realized the glare on the screen was annoying and kept the matte protector on for that, but the sound the pencil made when it touched the screen was so annoying (and made me feel like my tip was going to burn down in no time) that I decided to put on the pen tip. At first it was so much friction that I couldn’t use it properly the first 2 days, but then I got used to the friction and it has been the best combo ever. I’m someone who puts a lot of pressure on the paper when I write, so this somehow allowed me to control that pressure while keeping safe both my screen and pencil. I haven’t had the need to replace the matte protector and I’m still on my second pen tip after almost 1 year. In total I spent a portion of the products from brands like Paperlike and got perfect results, so I can tell you that even Aliexpress products work just fine and you can save up a lot of money while you protect both your screen and pencil, you just need to find the right combo. P.S. I bought mine at Shopee, not Aliexpress.
Hello, I would really appreciate it if you answer. Does the end of the apple pen really accurate like the pencil? Does it land directly under when you write? Cuz I am considering buying one but since I’m a student, I’m really weary about spending my money and I hope it’s a good investment.
Hello, I would really appreciate it if you answer. Does the end of the apple pen really accurate like the pencil? Does it land directly under when you write? Cuz I am considering buying one but since I’m a student, I’m really weary about spending my money and I hope it’s a good investment.
@@excuseme5086 It isn't like a normal pencil at all, that's why many people buy tip covers and matte screens to get more friction. But it is a good investment overall. The sensibility is really good, so your traces on the screen are very accurate. The thing I haven't seen anyone talking about is the time you get used to it. I couldn't write properly with it at first and got very frustrated. At least the first 2 days my handwriting was awful, but after a few days of using it I got used to it and started writing better. There are also some cheaper alternatives that lack pressure sensitivity, but work mostly the same, in case you don't want to invest too much money yet.
@@leyalaatasto9096 I couldn't get the links since the tempered glass was bought in a physical store and the matte protector is no longer available. I did find the tips, though, but there was an error in the app and I cannot get it (the store is called "Tienda de accesorios 3C de XYR"). Hope that helps!
Awesome review! I like Stary magnetic paper matte screen protector…easy on…easy off. When I first popped it on it did chew through the tip quick but like any of them it leveled out. The magnetic strips allow for easy on and easy off to adjust the experience to what you are doing on the iPad (i.e drawing vs. iPadding). The wear is moderate but that all depends on your use. For those with magnetic iPad cases, it sometimes clings to the screen protector but minor issue. I agree that the peace of mind knowing that the screen is protected takes the presidency.
THIS. I have tried screen protectors, pencil tip alternatives, AND tip covers. The Stary magnetic screen cover blows them ALL away. I won't use anything else, now.
I used paperlike first and bought the pen tips as well. The scratches and the loss of the brightness with the paperlike made me to switch to the pen tips only. Mine stick on the apple pencil and I haven‘t lost one. I am the type of user who writes a lot and watches movies. My favourite duo is a clear screen protection and the pen tips + the grip from pen tips.
I have a matte iVisor screen protector. It only sticks around the edges, so no air bubbles to try to push out. It is easy to remove and replace and, if the adhesive gunks up, it can be washed. And it's excellent with the Apple Pencil.
Currently using my 3th iPad with a Paperlike screenprotector…never thought of the tips. But since a few months using the Elago pencil sleeve and must say I like it a lot!
Am using paperlike and Pentips about 3 yrs for drawing work very well so far. If you have the problem the Pentips getting loose don’t trow way the Pentip…just put it back inside the box…it will make the pentips back to they normal size.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this. I've had so many questions about the differences between both and which to go for. After seeing this video, I think pen tips are best for my circumstances. Again, thank you so much for this!
The reason for me not to use Paperlike anymore was the scratches. They atppeared almost instantly after only using it for a few days. Afer several weeks I had enough. I changed to a different brand, slightly cheaper, also came in a 2-pack. I still haven't used the second screen protector yet after almost 2 years. The first one doesn't have any scratches so far. Best investment ever.
I have a cheap matte protector from Amazon, Ive thought about purchasing a Paperlike for my next iPad, but these tips have me interested as well. Just not sure I will like the sticky dragging feel of the tips.
My experience with paper like has been great, It’s done me well and caused no connection errors and while, yes, there is a slight change in how the screen looks, it’s not significant. I’m scatterbrained, so having a screen protector that also helps with texture without me having to worry about loosing it
I've been seeing videos on if matte is better or tempered protector... I really wanted that paperlike writing sound and feeling, but didn't want the matte protector cuz it's gonna make the resolution very dull.. and FINALLY, I've found a video where I don't need a matte protector for the paperlike feeling.. thank you so much... I'm gonna go ahead and buy the pen tips :DD
To me, who use iPad mini 6 as an ereader device, sometime write notes with my pencil, The Paperlike which add some matte finish and made the screen less glared is perfect for me.
Great information! I use Paperlike and so far have really enjoyed it. Thanks for the excellent breakdown of both options. When these wear out I might give the pen tips a go.
Thanks for watching. It's great having options for both the pen tip and the screen protector. What works for some people may not work for others. Good to experiment and find what works for you.
I’ve been using Paperlike on my iPad Pro 12.9 3rd Gen for 3 years, no sign of wear at all and no lifting. I’ve just upgraded to the iPad Pro 5th gen and was able to use the 2nd screen protector on this iPad handing in my old iPad to my wife. The Paperlike is awesome and I don’t notice any downside to the Matt finish unless I see an iPad without a screen saver next to mine, I really don’t like gloss screen protectors.
I have tried pen tips before (different brand) and they split on the first day. I use the 2nd get pencil, and use the double tap feature for the erase tool in my apps. This means that I hold my apple pencil the same way all the time, causing wear on one edge. It split due to the drag of the tip on my tempered glass screen protector. I now use a matt screen protector and had very few issues with it.
Excellent review. Very helpful. I don’t yet know which I will choose but the video and the various comments will help me make my mind up. Thanks very much!
I have a paper-feel screen protector of ESR and I love it. It gives you a nice feel while writing and drawing and gives a bit resistance for the Pencil. It does wear down the apple pencil tip a bit, but I didn't need to change the tip since I got the screen protector (nearly a year ago).Everything gets a bit less sharp, but I got used to it and its not that bad. There is a tiny bit of noise if you look for it, but it's not noticeable under normal use. I personally like the Matt finish on the screen but I heard from other people that it distracts them a bit. It basically doesn't get scrached so it protects your screen while being half the price of Paperlike. I can only recommend it!
Late to the video...sorry. Nice overview! I have used both and found the tips to be the way to go for me. I do a lot of video work and detailed art/design. While I prefer the feel of the paper like - I found there were 3 main issues. 1. Increased glare/bloom. The screen protector negates the anti-reflective coating and despite having a matte finish, in some lighting conditions created a distracting, soft glare. Highlights in some images presented as a glow or bloom when in fact the video(in this case) did not have a glow/bloom applied. 2. Scratches/wear on the surface of the screen protector. Over time, the normal wear and tear becomes visibly apparent and became a distraction for me. 3. Accuracy of colors. Being able to clearly identify colors and values without the need for numeric values is a bit difficult with the slight shift from the screen protector. Again, I much prefer the feel of the resistance of a pencil on paper. I really wanted to keep the paper like on the iPad. The silicone tips are a bit thick and feel a bit squishy and actually with regard to spatial accuracy, I find them to be a little less accurate than the paper like. There is a muscle memory learning curve with the tips that was not there with the screen protector. I have not found the tips to wear out yet. Still on my first set. More than a year in. Happy drawing to all!
I'll definitely check out the pen tips. I recently had to replace my apple pencil tip because it's worn down so badly and it made me nervous that I'd have to replace it often
Think about this. I stripped off the top layer of plastic from apple pencil tip when they wear down. The tip underneath the plastic has a metal pall point tip. It works flawlessly with a paper-like (not paper-like branded, i-Carez brand) screen protector. AND it now sounds like a real pencil. Not only that, the tip is thinner and I can see more of my screen for precision line work. The pencil tips are made of very hard plastic with textured edges leading down it. I've had only normal wear on it so far. I've only had to replace my screen protector once every 8-10 months. I've had to replace my tips more often before doing this method. A word of caution. If you tilt the pencil often while drawing a lot there is a risk of deep scratches on either the screen or screen protector as the pencil tips are not intended to be used like in the way I do. The edge where the metal meets the plastic is not completely flush. Do this at your own risk. I do it because it's cheaper than buying more tips when they wear down. You get more life out of them.
I think I tilt my pencil all the time when I'm drawing. It's how my hand naturally holds the pencil. Probably why my nib wears down to a point after a lot of usage.
Hey Ian, I found a method that works better for me. I used the pen tips, but it feels like i loose a lot of accuracy. Therefore i decided to try something: I bought a can of fluid rubber. The stuff you can use to coat wrenches for example. A can was 12€. Then just dip your tip in there so it maybe gets coverd 3-4mm. Use a tape to hang it so it can dry. Now you have a rubberized tip with a thin coat that is not coming loose. If it wears out just scrape it off and dip again. The can will last you forever.
Interesting. Can you name the brand of that liquid rubber? It sounds like a good idea to me. However, if you also use a matte screen protector, it will grind through that rubber, so make sure it's not toxic, because it goes into your lungs.
Thank you, I prefer pen tips but I work with fine lines and they made it difficult to draw because of their bulky profile and the pen tip would always eventually break through the rubber. I feel like this DIY solution is more like what I need.
I was so worried that a matte screen protector’s cons will bother me a lot but I was so surprised that I got used it. I only have one problem tho, every time I hold my iPad on the button side, it creates a bubble but it goes away quickly. Best experience tho! (oh and I didn’t get paperlike just a generic)
i am a traditional artist who wants to move too digital too, so i’m looking for things to help it feel more like traditional art because every time i’ve used my sisters ipad the slick feeling of the glass screen always threw me off
I think I'd rather that pentips wear out than the tip of the apple pencil itself wear out. I've wanted to try paperlike for a while but after hearing how it easily wears out the tip, I held off of getting it. I don't think apple pencil tips are easily available in my country, and they're feckin expensive iirc, so I'm glad to find out there's an alternative to it.
good comparison. 2 things though if you ever want to follow up on this: There are also removable matte paper imitation screenprotectors which would mean you can enjoy the display when you don't draw. And also the idea of using up the apple pencil is a bit weird to me can't you just get replayment tips from apple for like $5.5 per tip
WOW, just the video and tips I needed. I bought an iPad 9th gen for note-taking and the experience with the Apple Pencil hasn't been good because of the sound and the slippery screen. Thank you!
Never seen the tips before. This is my 2nd ipad and i really enjoy using them for media consumption as well. And going just bare glass has worked fine for me but could never get used to the slipping. And i need the extra friction for school work and want to start taking art a little more seriously on the side. This will do!
Thank you for this review. I am using a paperlike screen protector. I used it about 3-4 times a week for about 40 minutes each time. After about 6 months I started to see the texture beginning to wear out and it started to smooth out, except the corner areas where my pencil didn't touch. I didn't know about PenTips so I will try it in conjunction with the screen protector to see how it goes. Thanks again for sharing!
I’m a photographer and I use my iPad for quick edits while traveling and the loss of depth in the shadows/blacks make me wary. I ordered the pen tips recently and this gave me some comfort. Have you also tried the magnetic ones like Astropad/
Thanks for this...made the mistake of removing my Paperlike cover recently when I was trying to sort something out and was deciding on whether to get another set or the pen tips. Think I'll go forward with the screen protector...as you said, it's better for the iPad as well. So, thanks again.
I have a collegeu who is not an artist but uses the iPad for taking notes. Paperlike is awesome for that kind of use. I tried it on his iPad and it makes writing noticeably better. Me, I use my iPad for drawing and watching movies, so i might step over to pentips
The color difference between paperlike and no paperlike looked quite substantial. The colors looked very….”dull”. Thanks fornthe video. Definitely helped me decide. Pentips it is for me. I watch a lot of movies and series on my ipad.
You can't go by his side by side comparison without knowing that all settings are the same and all hardware is the same on both ipads. Unless someone says they are using two identical ipads with two identical settings you don't know what they are comparing.
Forget Paperlike, forget the pen tips. I use a matte screen protector (SP) from iCarez, bought a two pack off of amazon for $6. I have had three ipads, been using iCarez matte SP for 3 years now, each one I have had for no less than a full year, my most recent M1 pro for even longer. I have NEVER had to replace any of the the SP or the original nib on my Apple 2nd gen pencil. It does get scratched, but you can literally buff them out with a microfiber cloth. My issue with Paperlike is the price and lack of longevity in the SP. My issue with the Pentips is for someone with a heavy hand like myself, you don't lose them, instead you wear them out! Replacing them each month or so was getting ridiculous.
I was able to get 2/3 years off of the paperlike screen protector (would have lasted longer but I broke my iPad). Used another brand and no screen protector feels as good and works as well as paperlike. I preferred my years old one to a brand new off brand one.
i have a magnetic 'paperlike' type (same concept, different brand) screen protector that can easily be taken on and off. that gives a choice of screen texture and combined with metal ballpoint apple pencil tips +the regular apple pencil tips there is a lot of easy variety ! i recommend the magnetic protector for anyone who wants the texture but also wants choice
thanks, great comparison Ian. I have been using the paperlike for a few years and like it a lot, but i am curious to try the tips.. though i don't fancy taking the protector off, so might try them first with it on before going all in :)
@@IanBarnard yer i'm going for the other way around as i don't live the high life yet :) ordered the pen tips to try on the paper like protector first and see how they feel first..
I would go with the tips. I have a natural aversion to pressing hard on my $1200 screen. I change the brush sensitivity in the brush settings (Procreate). Thanks for this review, I didn't even know these existed.
i dont think you should use one or the other ... i use both and i dont feel loss of acurracy, they work perfect together they are complement... i dont know others but with pentips i feel more acuracy in sketching... what do you think of both working together ian ? thanks for your video
The tip covers I bought keep falling off when drawing or writing. Any pro tips? Edit: I hot glued it to the nib and it sucks, too much resistence. I guess I just try leather instead of silicon.
I was worried that paperlike wears too quick and also wear the pen tip.. But i had this same first paperlike for very long time and same pen tip. Paperlike is full of scratch but its still so much better that only the glass so i tough why to change it.
Good information to have, just got the pencil and am finding that with my light holding of the pencil causes the tip to slip on the glass, I too prefer the feeling of paper when drawing.
Hi there! I love the Paperlike, but tried other 'cheap' pen tips with it (mostly for my kid drawing on the ipad)... And it leaves huuuuge trails on the paperlike, which I have to clean after each use! Do the PenTips leave such trails on the paperlike when using both? Cheers :)
Personally, I got a normal screen protector, not for Apple Pencil or anything. But I actually really like the feel when drawing. It’s not like paper but I like how it is smooth. Although when an iPad doesn’t have a screen protector the Apple Pencil feels pretty bad for me
The glass screen won't get scratched that easily. So, protection from scratch is really not a big deal,unless sand ,gemstones or concrete surfaces could come in contact with you ipad(metal would require a considerable amount of force to scratch
HI IAN, I'M SO GLAD I CAME ACROSS YR VIDEO. I AM TOTALLY BRAND NEW TO APPLE & THE IPAD, I VE JUST RECENTLY GOT MY 12.9 IPAD PRO & 2ND GEN PENCIL & OBVIOUSLY I WANT TO PROTECT & TAKE THE BEST CARE OF THEM THE BEST I CAN. I HAVE ALREADY PURCHASED NIBS X 2 BOXES & HAVE BEEN SO CONFUSED ABOUT WHICH SCREEN PROTECTOR, IF ANY SHOULD I GET. I'VE WATCHED SO MANY REVIEWS IT'S WIPED ME OUT, BUT I THINK YR VIDEO IS ONE OF THE MOST STRAIGHT UP HONEST THAT I'VE SEEN. I'VE JUST TOOK DELIVERY OF RINGKE PAPER TOUCH FILM, IN THE 'SOFT' VERSION. YOU GET 2 IN THE PACK ASWELL AS ALL BITS THAT COME WITH IT, I'M JUST NIT READY TO MAKE THAT SWITCH AS I DON'T WANT TO LISE ANY OF THIS AWESOME SCREEN QUALITY. I THINK I'M GOING TO ORDER A MAGNETIC SP FOR NOW SO I CAN PLAY AROUND WITH WHAT SUITS ME BEST. HAVE YOU MANAGED TO TRY ONE OUT YET? ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR DAY.✌️🙂 PS, THANK YOU FOR THE FREEBIES, VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. 😊
Zagg Glass+ and pen tips. Screen is very well protected, no,loss in color or saturation on the screen, and the tactile feedback I want from the pencil. Problems solved!
I got very using the tips and when i tried using my pencil without it, it didnt work, now my pencil doesnt work without the tip covers, which kinda worries me
I’ve been using the paper like since they first began offering it as a kickstarter, the thing I hate though is that no matter how careful I am applying it there is always a spec of dust stuck under the protector and I’ve had to go through 3 of them so far and still there’s one annoying spec of dust. I followed all the directions and the iPad screen was spotless but the second I peel off the paper like there’s that damn spot. I work on a white background a lot so it’s really annoying.
Great vlog thank you! What art package do you use on your iPad for your work? I’m looking around and looking to get any advice if possible please. Thank you!
I prefer a matte screen protector because it reduces smudges on the screen, and glare when I’m outdoors. I’ve used paperlike and one by a company named bellemond, which works just as well as the paperlike at a fraction of the price. I don’t really notice a real degradation to image quality unless I’m really close to the screen. As far as scratches go, I don’t have any, since i haven’t used my Apple Pencil as much since I’ve been in a bit of a slump. I’ll probably try out the pen tips in conjunction with the screen protector some day.
So what screen protector would you recommend? I want a screen protector that doesn’t scratch when I write on it Thank you so much if you answer it would be very appreciative
Does anyone know how he was doing that cursive writing at 1:50? If anyone has a link to a tutorial it would be appreciated.
It's a brush from my Freestyler pack which you find here bit.ly/3rf4yTL
@@IanBarnard thanks, enjoy your videos.
What app is this?
@@osiris5315 ProCreate
@@osiris5315 procreate
The biggest problem I have with Paperlike is the way they gave the product out to virtually every Procreate artist or art channel on TH-cam, with a marketing "partnership". The overwhelming majority of those TH-camrs said wonderful things about Paperlike. Of course. As a marketing strategy, it's been hard to beat.
BUT... the story is entirely different from those people who actually PAID for the product. In real-world reviews, people very regularly complain about the product bubbling off the screen, being scratched, wearing down the Apple Pencil tip and harming the image quality.
Also... Paperlike is _very_ expensive for what you get. Yes, it's cheap compared to the cost of an iPad, but that's only because the iPad is so expensive. It's not a great value.
Actually I’m using a screen protector like that rn, not sure if it is another brand tho. Mine doesn’t really scratch the apple pen that much, maybe cause I don’t use it a lot, but its pretty good to use :D But I’m not sure about the bubbling part? Never happened to mine
I bought and use the paperlike, for over a year, I haven’t had a problem with bubbling or anything else, there’s a slight scratch but I can’t be bothered to change to a new one (there are two included in the pack), my pencil tip is fine, and I do clean my ipad with alchohol sprays every couple of days, I can’t stand the thought of germs and fingerprints and paperlike has held up.
That said, I won’t be buying one for the new ipad I have ordered, I’ll try another brand that’s cheaper that includes having someone doing the actual work of putting the screen protector on the screen for free. Putting the screen protector in is a hassle I can’t be bothered with again.
I've had my Paperlike for almost two years and love it, never had a scratch, bubble or wear on my Apple pencil, I use it for drawing pretty much daily. 🤷🏻♀️
This is late, but I want to add to this. I debated the Paperlike protector and read the reviews about it wearing down the pen. After that I couldn't see myself paying the $30, which I was very skeptical at first at the price, despite it being recommended everywherrrreeee. For the sake of saving some money, especially after splurging on the iPad, I ended up choosing a moderate $8, 2 pack of matte protectors. I am a college student who used the iPad for 3+ months of note taking for my classes. (As well as digital art, here and there.) My apple pencil tip hasn't worn down (I know naturally I will have to replace them), at least not anything significant compared to the reviews on amazon for the Paperlike. And it works great. It went on great. Maybe a little dullness to the screen (but you are going to get that with any Matte protector) and it gives you 2! For $8. And I can't complain. While i cannot compare to the Paperlike, since i never tried it. I will say that for my $8, they did the job. And I will buy those again in the future.
I’ve had my Paperlike screen protector for over a year, and yes, it is definitely bubbling up and is fairly scratched up. It’s also kind of hard to keep clean, I’m assuming because it’s textured? I dont even really use the Apple Pencil that much as well. I just draw casually every now and then.
I’m using pentips so that I can get the max use of the fantastic iPad Pro screen, I also have a gloss screen protector and it works without issue.
Sounds like a great combo.
U mean glass right?
Do you experience issues like wobbly line when using screen protector? It bothers me so much
@@rayper4550 he meant the glossy protector and not the matte (which is now called fuckin paperlike)
3 years no screen protector and using Apple Pencil 5 hours a day. Screen is fine. Buy these products for the feel, not for protection
I have the bellemond matte screenprotector on it. And after a year and a half there are no scratches like the paperlike gets, I still don’t need to replace it. My pencil is also still perfectly fine. I highly recommend it over the paperlike.
Does it blur the screen like paper like?
Always good to hear the opinion of someone I trust rather than someone who only does it for the kickback. I tried pen tips, didn't like them and the paperlike matte finish wasn't for me. I finally settled on a glass screen protector and I use a Reeyear Fine point with friction nib. I love this combo. The glass protects my screen and the tips are actually metal balls that are super precise and have tiny plastic covers that can easily be replaced.
That sounds like a great combo Susan.
Still didnt get it, what do you mean in “Reeyear Fine point with friction nib” is this something that you stick to the apple pencil?
@@moneebad4395 I think it’s like a stylus with no Bluetooth but idk, I have a stylus like that but it doesn’t allow for pressure sensitivity so I got a Apple Pencil
Edit: looked it up seems like a accessory that you put on the pencil but I can’t really tell I am high though so my cognitive abilities are altered
@@darwinmartinez7651 thank you anyway 👍
@@darwinmartinez7651
SERIOUSLY!!!
DID YOU REALLY FEEL THE NEED TO TELL THE WORLD THAT YR HIGH AFTER USING DRUGS!?!?
DID YOU WANT SOME APPLAUSE OR A FEW LAUGHS.
JUST BE MINDFULL THAT IT IS'NT ONLY ADULTS THAT USE TH-cam OR READ THE COMMENTS.
I THINK YOU SHOULD CHECK YRSELF BEFORE DOING THAT AGAIN, IT REALLY ISN'T CLEVER. 😐
Tried both.
PaperLike : loses its texture over time. But overall it's great.
Pentips: The mushy rubbery tip just feels wrong. They get in the way of quick sketching. And I loose them all the time.
Loosing the rubbery tip is pain
to be honest i prefer paperlike because of the sounds and it makes me feel like i’m actually drawing on paper! quality loss is of course bad but they are not quite expensive + they come in a package of two and you get discounts once you bought your first package! It’s very nice. It’s up to how long you use the paperlike but they can easily go up to 6-8 months without losing its paper feeling
@@chocdraws They have screw-in ones now and different hardnesses just like drawing pencils. Soon Apple will steal the concept.
How soon will paperlike lose its texture?
@@duveral depends on how hard you push I guess. I have a heavy hand and after an month of Inktober doing 31 4-6 hour drawings the texture is gone. But in a normal situation probably 3 to 6 months
Great review. The whole time I was watching this I kept saying, "This guy is an incredible artist!" Since you couldn't hear me, I thought I'd tell you. Thank you, I will certainly try both for the pencil on paper feel which is how I have drawn most of my life.
When I first got my current iPad I looked for options to make the screen and the pencil tip last longer while I could also have enough control. This might be a little exaggerated for some of you, but the truth is that Apple is not really affordable in Mexico, so take this just as my experience.
I have a sort of trauma with protecting the screens of my devices as soon as I get them, so the first thing I got was a tempered glass protector (around $100.00MXN).
The friction of the pencil and the screen was non-existent, so I couldn’t write properly and thought of getting a simple matte protector ($72.04MXN). When I was purchasing it I also decided to buy pen tips ($43.48, pack of 8 multiple colors) to see which option was better for me.
At the end I realized the glare on the screen was annoying and kept the matte protector on for that, but the sound the pencil made when it touched the screen was so annoying (and made me feel like my tip was going to burn down in no time) that I decided to put on the pen tip. At first it was so much friction that I couldn’t use it properly the first 2 days, but then I got used to the friction and it has been the best combo ever.
I’m someone who puts a lot of pressure on the paper when I write, so this somehow allowed me to control that pressure while keeping safe both my screen and pencil. I haven’t had the need to replace the matte protector and I’m still on my second pen tip after almost 1 year.
In total I spent a portion of the products from brands like Paperlike and got perfect results, so I can tell you that even Aliexpress products work just fine and you can save up a lot of money while you protect both your screen and pencil, you just need to find the right combo.
P.S. I bought mine at Shopee, not Aliexpress.
Hello, I would really appreciate it if you answer. Does the end of the apple pen really accurate like the pencil? Does it land directly under when you write? Cuz I am considering buying one but since I’m a student, I’m really weary about spending my money and I hope it’s a good investment.
Hello, I would really appreciate it if you answer. Does the end of the apple pen really accurate like the pencil? Does it land directly under when you write? Cuz I am considering buying one but since I’m a student, I’m really weary about spending my money and I hope it’s a good investment.
@@excuseme5086 It isn't like a normal pencil at all, that's why many people buy tip covers and matte screens to get more friction. But it is a good investment overall. The sensibility is really good, so your traces on the screen are very accurate. The thing I haven't seen anyone talking about is the time you get used to it. I couldn't write properly with it at first and got very frustrated. At least the first 2 days my handwriting was awful, but after a few days of using it I got used to it and started writing better. There are also some cheaper alternatives that lack pressure sensitivity, but work mostly the same, in case you don't want to invest too much money yet.
Hiya! Do you still have the links/product names of what you bought on Shopee?
@@leyalaatasto9096 I couldn't get the links since the tempered glass was bought in a physical store and the matte protector is no longer available. I did find the tips, though, but there was an error in the app and I cannot get it (the store is called "Tienda de accesorios 3C de XYR"). Hope that helps!
Awesome review!
I like Stary magnetic paper matte screen protector…easy on…easy off. When I first popped it on it did chew through the tip quick but like any of them it leveled out. The magnetic strips allow for easy on and easy off to adjust the experience to what you are doing on the iPad (i.e drawing vs. iPadding). The wear is moderate but that all depends on your use. For those with magnetic iPad cases, it sometimes clings to the screen protector but minor issue. I agree that the peace of mind knowing that the screen is protected takes the presidency.
THIS.
I have tried screen protectors, pencil tip alternatives, AND tip covers. The Stary magnetic screen cover blows them ALL away. I won't use anything else, now.
I've never seen the magnetic screen protector. May have to check that out and give it a try.
Do you have a link for the one in particular that worked for you? I’m seeing mixed reviews for the ones I found on Amazon
Still relevant one year later. Excellent comparison. Thank you for taking the time to do such a detailed review and comparison
I used paperlike first and bought the pen tips as well. The scratches and the loss of the brightness with the paperlike made me to switch to the pen tips only. Mine stick on the apple pencil and I haven‘t lost one. I am the type of user who writes a lot and watches movies. My favourite duo is a clear screen protection and the pen tips + the grip from pen tips.
Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️
I have a matte iVisor screen protector. It only sticks around the edges, so no air bubbles to try to push out. It is easy to remove and replace and, if the adhesive gunks up, it can be washed. And it's excellent with the Apple Pencil.
Currently using my 3th iPad with a Paperlike screenprotector…never thought of the tips. But since a few months using the Elago pencil sleeve and must say I like it a lot!
Omg this video is so helpful. I like that you’ve spent months/years before actually making the review. Very helpful!
Am using paperlike and Pentips about 3 yrs for drawing work very well so far. If you have the problem the Pentips getting loose don’t trow way the Pentip…just put it back inside the box…it will make the pentips back to they normal size.
Whattt 😂
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this. I've had so many questions about the differences between both and which to go for. After seeing this video, I think pen tips are best for my circumstances. Again, thank you so much for this!
The reason for me not to use Paperlike anymore was the scratches. They atppeared almost instantly after only using it for a few days. Afer several weeks I had enough. I changed to a different brand, slightly cheaper, also came in a 2-pack. I still haven't used the second screen protector yet after almost 2 years. The first one doesn't have any scratches so far. Best investment ever.
What's the brand of the second screen protector that you mentioned?
Aaaaah whats the brand ya used??
@@condensation107 Bellemond japanese Kent Paper for Ipad 12.9
@@elenaiacono2892 Bellemond japanese Kent Paper for Ipad 12.9
Thank you ❣
Thank you so much for making this video, it’s exactly what I was looking for 😭🙏
I have a cheap matte protector from Amazon, Ive thought about purchasing a Paperlike for my next iPad, but these tips have me interested as well. Just not sure I will like the sticky dragging feel of the tips.
It's not to everyone's liking.
My experience with paper like has been great, It’s done me well and caused no connection errors and while, yes, there is a slight change in how the screen looks, it’s not significant. I’m scatterbrained, so having a screen protector that also helps with texture without me having to worry about loosing it
I've been seeing videos on if matte is better or tempered protector... I really wanted that paperlike writing sound and feeling, but didn't want the matte protector cuz it's gonna make the resolution very dull.. and FINALLY, I've found a video where I don't need a matte protector for the paperlike feeling.. thank you so much... I'm gonna go ahead and buy the pen tips :DD
To me, who use iPad mini 6 as an ereader device, sometime write notes with my pencil, The Paperlike which add some matte finish and made the screen less glared is perfect for me.
1:04 does anyone know where I can get those wallpapers and other wallpapers like that?
Great information!
I use Paperlike and so far have really enjoyed it. Thanks for the excellent breakdown of both options. When these wear out I might give the pen tips a go.
Thanks for watching. It's great having options for both the pen tip and the screen protector. What works for some people may not work for others. Good to experiment and find what works for you.
I’ve been using Paperlike on my iPad Pro 12.9 3rd Gen for 3 years, no sign of wear at all and no lifting. I’ve just upgraded to the iPad Pro 5th gen and was able to use the 2nd screen protector on this iPad handing in my old iPad to my wife. The Paperlike is awesome and I don’t notice any downside to the Matt finish unless I see an iPad without a screen saver next to mine, I really don’t like gloss screen protectors.
I have tried pen tips before (different brand) and they split on the first day.
I use the 2nd get pencil, and use the double tap feature for the erase tool in my apps. This means that I hold my apple pencil the same way all the time, causing wear on one edge. It split due to the drag of the tip on my tempered glass screen protector.
I now use a matt screen protector and had very few issues with it.
prolly cause u got some low quality ones or got a bad batch
Great review, but even better I’m mesmerised by your art work. Love it!
Excellent review. Very helpful. I don’t yet know which I will choose but the video and the various comments will help me make my mind up. Thanks very much!
I have a paper-feel screen protector of ESR and I love it. It gives you a nice feel while writing and drawing and gives a bit resistance for the Pencil. It does wear down the apple pencil tip a bit, but I didn't need to change the tip since I got the screen protector (nearly a year ago).Everything gets a bit less sharp, but I got used to it and its not that bad. There is a tiny bit of noise if you look for it, but it's not noticeable under normal use. I personally like the Matt finish on the screen but I heard from other people that it distracts them a bit. It basically doesn't get scrached so it protects your screen while being half the price of Paperlike. I can only recommend it!
Late to the video...sorry. Nice overview!
I have used both and found the tips to be the way to go for me. I do a lot of video work and detailed art/design. While I prefer the feel of the paper like - I found there were 3 main issues.
1. Increased glare/bloom. The screen protector negates the anti-reflective coating and despite having a matte finish, in some lighting conditions created a distracting, soft glare. Highlights in some images presented as a glow or bloom when in fact the video(in this case) did not have a glow/bloom applied.
2. Scratches/wear on the surface of the screen protector. Over time, the normal wear and tear becomes visibly apparent and became a distraction for me.
3. Accuracy of colors. Being able to clearly identify colors and values without the need for numeric values is a bit difficult with the slight shift from the screen protector.
Again, I much prefer the feel of the resistance of a pencil on paper. I really wanted to keep the paper like on the iPad. The silicone tips are a bit thick and feel a bit squishy and actually with regard to spatial accuracy, I find them to be a little less accurate than the paper like. There is a muscle memory learning curve with the tips that was not there with the screen protector. I have not found the tips to wear out yet. Still on my first set. More than a year in.
Happy drawing to all!
I'll definitely check out the pen tips. I recently had to replace my apple pencil tip because it's worn down so badly and it made me nervous that I'd have to replace it often
Does really help if you find that your pencil tips wearing down quickly.
Hey I wanted to ask if u tried the and if yes how it was
Think about this. I stripped off the top layer of plastic from apple pencil tip when they wear down. The tip underneath the plastic has a metal pall point tip. It works flawlessly with a paper-like (not paper-like branded, i-Carez brand) screen protector. AND it now sounds like a real pencil. Not only that, the tip is thinner and I can see more of my screen for precision line work. The pencil tips are made of very hard plastic with textured edges leading down it. I've had only normal wear on it so far. I've only had to replace my screen protector once every 8-10 months. I've had to replace my tips more often before doing this method.
A word of caution. If you tilt the pencil often while drawing a lot there is a risk of deep scratches on either the screen or screen protector as the pencil tips are not intended to be used like in the way I do. The edge where the metal meets the plastic is not completely flush. Do this at your own risk.
I do it because it's cheaper than buying more tips when they wear down. You get more life out of them.
I think I tilt my pencil all the time when I'm drawing. It's how my hand naturally holds the pencil. Probably why my nib wears down to a point after a lot of usage.
Hey Ian,
I found a method that works better for me. I used the pen tips, but it feels like i loose a lot of accuracy. Therefore i decided to try something: I bought a can of fluid rubber. The stuff you can use to coat wrenches for example. A can was 12€. Then just dip your tip in there so it maybe gets coverd 3-4mm. Use a tape to hang it so it can dry. Now you have a rubberized tip with a thin coat that is not coming loose. If it wears out just scrape it off and dip again. The can will last you forever.
Interesting. Can you name the brand of that liquid rubber? It sounds like a good idea to me. However, if you also use a matte screen protector, it will grind through that rubber, so make sure it's not toxic, because it goes into your lungs.
Thank you, I prefer pen tips but I work with fine lines and they made it difficult to draw because of their bulky profile and the pen tip would always eventually break through the rubber. I feel like this DIY solution is more like what I need.
I was so worried that a matte screen protector’s cons will bother me a lot but I was so surprised that I got used it. I only have one problem tho, every time I hold my iPad on the button side, it creates a bubble but it goes away quickly. Best experience tho! (oh and I didn’t get paperlike just a generic)
What about using pen tips on a regular screen protector?
i am a traditional artist who wants to move too digital too, so i’m looking for things to help it feel more like traditional art because every time i’ve used my sisters ipad the slick feeling of the glass screen always threw me off
Does the Pen tip scratch the iPad Screen without the screen protector installed?
I think I'd rather that pentips wear out than the tip of the apple pencil itself wear out. I've wanted to try paperlike for a while but after hearing how it easily wears out the tip, I held off of getting it. I don't think apple pencil tips are easily available in my country, and they're feckin expensive iirc, so I'm glad to find out there's an alternative to it.
I like that Paperlike also makes reading on the iPad feel more like paper too, more “authentic”. As a writer, that’s important for me.
good comparison. 2 things though if you ever want to follow up on this: There are also removable matte paper imitation screenprotectors which would mean you can enjoy the display when you don't draw. And also the idea of using up the apple pencil is a bit weird to me can't you just get replayment tips from apple for like $5.5 per tip
WOW, just the video and tips I needed. I bought an iPad 9th gen for note-taking and the experience with the Apple Pencil hasn't been good because of the sound and the slippery screen. Thank you!
Never seen the tips before. This is my 2nd ipad and i really enjoy using them for media consumption as well. And going just bare glass has worked fine for me but could never get used to the slipping. And i need the extra friction for school work and want to start taking art a little more seriously on the side. This will do!
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Thank you for this review. I am using a paperlike screen protector. I used it about 3-4 times a week for about 40 minutes each time. After about 6 months I started to see the texture beginning to wear out and it started to smooth out, except the corner areas where my pencil didn't touch. I didn't know about PenTips so I will try it in conjunction with the screen protector to see how it goes. Thanks again for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Yes! I've been wondering the exact same thing on what to buy.
And now to watch the video.
Thanks, I hope it helps your decision.
I’m a photographer and I use my iPad for quick edits while traveling and the loss of depth in the shadows/blacks make me wary. I ordered the pen tips recently and this gave me some comfort. Have you also tried the magnetic ones like Astropad/
Thanks for this...made the mistake of removing my Paperlike cover recently when I was trying to sort something out and was deciding on whether to get another set or the pen tips. Think I'll go forward with the screen protector...as you said, it's better for the iPad as well. So, thanks again.
Love your channel! would love to see even more content! Cheers!
I have a collegeu who is not an artist but uses the iPad for taking notes. Paperlike is awesome for that kind of use. I tried it on his iPad and it makes writing noticeably better. Me, I use my iPad for drawing and watching movies, so i might step over to pentips
Always enjoy your videos. Keep it up! 🙌❤️
i remember using paper like and it shredding my pencil tip. maybe i press too hard but i think the rubber pen tips will be better for me.
Personally a matte cover doesn't ruin the engagement for me
I like it a bit more than having a constantly shining cover on my screen
I had the screen protector but the glare on the iPad Pro was awful. Never had an issue with my air… I had to switch to the tip
The color difference between paperlike and no paperlike looked quite substantial. The colors looked very….”dull”.
Thanks fornthe video. Definitely helped me decide. Pentips it is for me. I watch a lot of movies and series on my ipad.
You can't go by his side by side comparison without knowing that all settings are the same and all hardware is the same on both ipads. Unless someone says they are using two identical ipads with two identical settings you don't know what they are comparing.
@@w.harrison7277 I assume that he had the same settings, and I do.
Do the pen tips work on the jam jake fake apple pencil?
Sadly when using pentips they run down and I now have micro Scratches since I don't have any’ screen protector
Forget Paperlike, forget the pen tips. I use a matte screen protector (SP) from iCarez, bought a two pack off of amazon for $6. I have had three ipads, been using iCarez matte SP for 3 years now, each one I have had for no less than a full year, my most recent M1 pro for even longer. I have NEVER had to replace any of the the SP or the original nib on my Apple 2nd gen pencil. It does get scratched, but you can literally buff them out with a microfiber cloth. My issue with Paperlike is the price and lack of longevity in the SP. My issue with the Pentips is for someone with a heavy hand like myself, you don't lose them, instead you wear them out! Replacing them each month or so was getting ridiculous.
I wonder if the paperlike protector may be useful if Im a book worm and love reading from kindle app, does it mimic the kindle readers?
I was able to get 2/3 years off of the paperlike screen protector (would have lasted longer but I broke my iPad). Used another brand and no screen protector feels as good and works as well as paperlike. I preferred my years old one to a brand new off brand one.
I'm new to Apple Pencil and this was extremely helpful!
i have a magnetic 'paperlike' type (same concept, different brand) screen protector that can easily be taken on and off. that gives a choice of screen texture and combined with metal ballpoint apple pencil tips +the regular apple pencil tips there is a lot of easy variety ! i recommend the magnetic protector for anyone who wants the texture but also wants choice
what brand is yours?
@@KevChristProd The first one i had was Bellemond brand, the one i got for my newer ipad is ESR brand. Both work great!
Thank you for posting this video. You have a new subscriber. Keep up the great work.
thanks, great comparison Ian. I have been using the paperlike for a few years and like it a lot, but i am curious to try the tips.. though i don't fancy taking the protector off, so might try them first with it on before going all in :)
Yeah that was why I couldn't do the review until I got hold of another iPad that didn't have one on it. Didn't want to take the screen protector off.
@@IanBarnard yer i'm going for the other way around as i don't live the high life yet :) ordered the pen tips to try on the paper like protector first and see how they feel first..
Updates on using both bro
I would go with the tips. I have a natural aversion to pressing hard on my $1200 screen. I change the brush sensitivity in the brush settings (Procreate). Thanks for this review, I didn't even know these existed.
How its working man?
i dont think you should use one or the other ... i use both and i dont feel loss of acurracy, they work perfect together they are complement... i dont know others but with pentips i feel more acuracy in sketching... what do you think of both working together ian ? thanks for your video
He literally talks about it in this video 😁
@@MrBananaman131 sorry jaja
Does anyone happen to know whether the “hover” feature on the M2 iPad Pro still works with these pen tips on?
The tip covers I bought keep falling off when drawing or writing. Any pro tips?
Edit: I hot glued it to the nib and it sucks, too much resistence. I guess I just try leather instead of silicon.
I was worried that paperlike wears too quick and also wear the pen tip.. But i had this same first paperlike for very long time and same pen tip. Paperlike is full of scratch but its still so much better that only the glass so i tough why to change it.
thanks it was helpful! Damm your work projects are clean, love the colours:)
2:11 “Give me a second I need to get my story straight, our friends are in the bathroom getting higher than the Empire State”
what is brush at 1:47?
2:30 the apple pencil can NOT make scratches into your glas-display!
nice comparison. I’m going with pen tips. Need my screen clear.
Good information to have, just got the pencil and am finding that with my light holding of the pencil causes the tip to slip on the glass, I too prefer the feeling of paper when drawing.
Hi there! I love the Paperlike, but tried other 'cheap' pen tips with it (mostly for my kid drawing on the ipad)... And it leaves huuuuge trails on the paperlike, which I have to clean after each use!
Do the PenTips leave such trails on the paperlike when using both?
Cheers :)
I did try the Paperlike on the screen but I hated it BUT I can totally see how you can like it
Another thing if you want the best of both the glossy screen and paper like screen is buying a magnetic version, which can be removed easily.
I still need to try those magnetic screen protectors
Try rubber coated nibs, there the closes thing to felt tip nibs/pencil like feel you can get with out using a matte screen protector
This helped me chose. My final choice is pen tips! Thank you Ian
How about glass protector with pen tips ?
is there an equivilent of the pen tips for samsung s pen?
Great vid and points you make, I just put paper like on my iPad mini n it’s pretty good so far
Thanks so much
Why does he prefer the screen always have the protector on? Does the tips not stay on? Is he taking them off and on?
Personally, I got a normal screen protector, not for Apple Pencil or anything. But I actually really like the feel when drawing. It’s not like paper but I like how it is smooth. Although when an iPad doesn’t have a screen protector the Apple Pencil feels pretty bad for me
The glass screen won't get scratched that easily. So, protection from scratch is really not a big deal,unless sand ,gemstones or concrete surfaces could come in contact with you ipad(metal would require a considerable amount of force to scratch
Would be nice if PenTip would be made with a bit of skirt, so it can be locked in by the screwed-in part of pen tip
HI IAN,
I'M SO GLAD I CAME ACROSS YR VIDEO.
I AM TOTALLY BRAND NEW TO APPLE & THE IPAD, I VE JUST RECENTLY GOT MY 12.9 IPAD PRO & 2ND GEN PENCIL & OBVIOUSLY I WANT TO PROTECT & TAKE THE BEST CARE OF THEM THE BEST I CAN.
I HAVE ALREADY PURCHASED NIBS X 2 BOXES & HAVE BEEN SO CONFUSED ABOUT WHICH SCREEN PROTECTOR, IF ANY SHOULD I GET.
I'VE WATCHED SO MANY REVIEWS IT'S WIPED ME OUT, BUT I THINK YR VIDEO IS ONE OF THE MOST STRAIGHT UP HONEST THAT I'VE SEEN.
I'VE JUST TOOK DELIVERY OF RINGKE PAPER TOUCH FILM, IN THE 'SOFT' VERSION. YOU GET 2 IN THE PACK ASWELL AS ALL BITS THAT COME WITH IT, I'M JUST NIT READY TO MAKE THAT SWITCH AS I DON'T WANT TO LISE ANY OF THIS AWESOME SCREEN QUALITY.
I THINK I'M GOING TO ORDER A MAGNETIC SP FOR NOW SO I CAN PLAY AROUND WITH WHAT SUITS ME BEST.
HAVE YOU MANAGED TO TRY ONE OUT YET?
ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR DAY.✌️🙂
PS, THANK YOU FOR THE FREEBIES, VERY MUCH APPRECIATED. 😊
Zagg Glass+ and pen tips. Screen is very well protected, no,loss in color or saturation on the screen, and the tactile feedback I want from the pencil. Problems solved!
Thanks for this video, very interesting, I was questioning myself what to buy between those option !
Thanks for watching it.
I love my paper like cover.
I don’t mind my screen looking more matte. It makes for a paper like look and texture too
Hi
I’m watching this a year later
The video was good but also you’re an amazing artist! Your work is so cool that you showed here!
Did u try the tips on the paperlike
I got very using the tips and when i tried using my pencil without it, it didnt work, now my pencil doesnt work without the tip covers, which kinda worries me
I’ve been using the paper like since they first began offering it as a kickstarter, the thing I hate though is that no matter how careful I am applying it there is always a spec of dust stuck under the protector and I’ve had to go through 3 of them so far and still there’s one annoying spec of dust. I followed all the directions and the iPad screen was spotless but the second I peel off the paper like there’s that damn spot. I work on a white background a lot so it’s really annoying.
the thing is why couldnt you just make matte nibs for the pencil? heck maybe even do a cooperation with them.
I have control on the glossy screen protecter without the pen tips
Great vlog thank you! What art package do you use on your iPad for your work? I’m looking around and looking to get any advice if possible please. Thank you!
I prefer a matte screen protector because it reduces smudges on the screen, and glare when I’m outdoors. I’ve used paperlike and one by a company named bellemond, which works just as well as the paperlike at a fraction of the price. I don’t really notice a real degradation to image quality unless I’m really close to the screen. As far as scratches go, I don’t have any, since i haven’t used my Apple Pencil as much since I’ve been in a bit of a slump. I’ll probably try out the pen tips in conjunction with the screen protector some day.
So what screen protector would you recommend? I want a screen protector that doesn’t scratch when I write on it
Thank you so much if you answer it would be very appreciative
what brush are you using at 1:49? Thanks.
It's a brush called Slipstream 3D which comes as part of the Freestyler pack: bit.ly/3rf4yTL
Thanks
My pencil tips usually last about a year with my matte screen protectors. I usually get a cheaper one on Amazon.