Belmond Releases Magnet Detachable Paper-Like Film for iPad Series

Can be used with both easy-to-draw paper-like film and brightly colored glossy screens

"Detachable paper-like film for iPad" released by BELLEMOND, a protective film brand for iPad and iPhone, is easy with a magnet using a material made in Japan that has frictional resistance similar to Kent paper, which is a standard paper for illustration and drafting. It is a paper-like film that can be attached and detached. "Detachable paper-like film for iPad" is usually in a glossy state suitable for watching videos, and can be easily used as a real paper-like surface by attaching it when drawing pictures or letters.

Can be mounted from above the glass film

"Detachable paper-like film for iPad" uses strong magnets on both ends of the film, so it can be attached over a glass film or protective film, and it is characterized by its non-slip processing that prevents it from slipping. Since the magnet is attached to the front side of the film, there is no gap between the film and the iPad screen. The film has a hardness of 3H to protect the screen from scratches, and has durability that does not cause any problems with the film even after 5,000 writing tests with a stylus pen. The degree of wear of the pen tip is cut by 50% by special processing. You can easily remove it when not in use and store it in the included clear storage case. In the case of the magnet type Smart Cover type, the film may stick to the cover side, so it is recommended to lightly press the magnet part of the film to use it.

Compatible with iPad, iPad Air, and iPad Pro models

The selling price (tax included) of "Detachable Paper-Like Film for iPad" on Amazon.co.jp at the time of writing this article is 1,898 yen for the iPad Pro 12.9 inch and 1,798 yen for other models. In both cases, a 200 yen discount coupon will be available until November 30th. The corresponding models are as follows. It is also compatible with the iPad (9th generation) released on September 24th.

Source: Fun Standard / PR Times, Amazon.co.jp (hato)