MoKo Matte Screen Protector for Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Plus/Pro 7/Pro 6/Pro 5/Pro 4/Pro LTE Tablet, Anti Reflection PET Film, Write Draw and Sketch with Surface Pen Like on Paper, Clear

EXCELENTE! La compré en julio 2021 pero ya es hora de cambiar, me ha durado mucho. Voy por la 2da compra :)

After cracking my expensive glass screen protector I decided to try out Matte ones, I had a friend who had one for his IPAD and I loved it. The first one I got from another brand made me fall in love with writing on my device!(I'm a student and use it for sketching, math, pretty much everything) the only issue I’ve had with other brands is the damn screen wouldn’t adhere around the edges, I mean I tried 3 different kinds and had pretty much decided to give up on it and thinking I was just gonna have to deal with those nasty air bubbles… THEN I FOUND THIS! My last attempt at finding a Paper like screen protector and I am blown away! I started using plastic stylus tips as I enjoy the way the write more and I’d say this feels almost just as good as a pencil! Plus there’s no screen bubbles around the edges or even in the screen And the touch sensitivity is pretty good as well! My previous ones had issues with fingers, but the pen would work fine. This one I defiantly can feel the screen protector but the responsiveness to fingers is still good. My tips for installation after installing so many of this massive things is to be sure you’re in a room with nothing moving, fans are off, central air is off etc. especially if you have dogs, you’d be surprised what ends up on the screen with even the most unfelt drafts. Adhesive takes a bit to stick so be very careful when taking off the #2 sticker as it began to pull the protector with it. Overall very happy and if you hate they way it feels writing on a tablet, get this and a plastic tip and you’ll really begin to enjoy it! I should also note I can not live some of the texture on the screen when using it as a regular laptop, I guess there’s nothing you can do about that tho given what the protector is.

PROS:As advertised, this screen protector for the Microsoft SP7 definitely feels like writing on paper. I immediately noticed a higher resistance in the gliding of my stylus pen, and you can feel the grainy texture of the screen. I do not need to press hard on the screen to write, draw, etc (with stylus).As you can see in my screen shot, there is not much difference in how my handwriting or drawings look when I used my stylus before and after screen protector installation.Antiglare is great! Although I didn't have an issue with the glare of my SP7 in the first place.The installation of the screen was straightforward, with all the necessary tools to complete. I was left with a couple minute air bubbles I could not scrape out, but I don't even notice them at all. The scraping tool is EXCELLENT. Package includes small tabs to help you align screen protector in place before taking off the layer that exposes the adhesive side. I was able to align the screen protector perfectly.CONS:I immediately noticed a decrease in responsiveness when using my finger to control the touch screen. I would say it is fairly significant. Without the screen, I used to lightly tap on anything, and the responsiveness would be flawless. Now I need to press my finger a little firmly. HOWEVER, the screen responsiveness is fine when using my stylus to select, scroll down, etc. I do not need to press hard on the screen to write, draw, or use any touch screen function.The sharpness and high resolution of the screen decreased a little after paper screen installation. You can see the paper-like texture at all times. Not a big deal for me.I was hoping the package would come with two screen protectors, but oh well.Finally, my package came unsealed on one side (see pic) but nothing was missing.

I use my surface pro to draw and wanted to see how a texture similar to paper would feel while drawing on the surface pro. The feel of the texture is nice but everything else isn’t. The sticky side dirtied easily when installing the screen protector and filled with bubbles that couldn’t be removed. The texture of the screen protector unfortunately erodes pen tips/nibs extremely fast and leaves residue from the pen tip all over the screen. Usually pen tips last me a few months each but the last tip I used only lasted me a few days. Maybe this product is better for occasional pen usage but if you’re an artist like me or use the surface to write a lot, it’s probably best if you avoid this and just get comfortable with the glass screen.

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Unless you are in a clean room this will be a difficult install. Instead of like other non glass covers which have multiple back peel off in 1/3s or even in half this is one large one and the covers pull tab wasn't even attached on the back one and pulled right off. I had to use tweezers to seperate the two. Other annoyances included my alcohol wipes were dried out and no instructions/tips or anything. Fyi It's protectors are thicker than the actual protector so be aware between that and being cloudy they were a pain during the application process but keep them they are great for a bunch of uses.After applying tho I do have a friction surface. It is more like sand paper then paper like to my hands at least so I hate using it as a touch surface. Drawing adds more drag in tla good way blbut I am worried about pen tip wear I think I'll go for replacement friction tips and remove this protector. Also bubbles don't go away like on newer phone plastic film hydrogel protectors.It's a screen covering that's rougher than glass, but it's uncomfortable to use and imo has a higher drag coefficient than pencil on paper. It is matte and reasonably anti-glare but most rough surface have that in common. Not like the iPad/old old Wacom paper likes I've felt.