Paperlike's Drawing Glove

Buy this feel like a rockstar! Putting it on immediately makes you want to stand up put one arm in the air and pretend you have a microphone in the other hand. Seriously though it works like a charm, helps your hand glide effortlessly across the surface of your device and prevents the grease from your hand getting onto the screen. I reckon I'll save the money I paid for them by using less screen cleaner in a year or less. Yes I have greasy little hands.

Comfortable to wear and mostly works, looks better than some of the others that I've tried, it also fits well, I was worried it would be too small but it's not bad at all for long periods of time.

I love the product and I use it every at work and I have noticed the quality getting better within a year but I think on how much I use it, it can be susceptible to wear and tear quickly. Please continue to make this amazing product but also double stitch it from now on.

Really great glove. Fits my small hands perfectly, and I like that it doesn’t have the tip of the fingers as that’s what I always struggle with. Only downside is that the image shows it as being grey, but it’s actually all black. It’s very comfortable to wear as well. I forget I have it on!

Really good for writing or drawing on a tablet

After buying the excellent Paperlike iPad screen protectors, I decided to try their gloves as well. However, when I unpacked it, I noticed that the glove is solid black, whereas the advertised design showed a nice grey colour with a black trim. It still looks sleek, but it wasn’t quite what I was expecting. The microfibre patch allows it to glide smoothly across both the iPad and Cintiq screens, which is similar to my experience with the DokiWear glove. That being said, it reminded me of why I prefer a glove that fully covers my pinky and ring finger. The Paperlike glove leaves the tips of the pinky and ring finger exposed, and while some might prefer this design, I like having full coverage to prevent smudges on the screen. After using it for a bit, I also realised that I prefer gloves that wrap around the thumb to avoid loose fabric in the palm. These are just personal preferences, and while the Paperlike glove performs well overall, for the price, I would have appreciated these additional design features. It’s a solid glove for its purpose, but in the future, I’ll likely stick with what’s more comfortable for my workflow.

Very good

For €25 I expected a sturdy and structured glove, however it is very thin fabric and also the fit is terrible. I got the size according to the measurement (I got an M and I'm a petite woman), however it is very lose on the palm, very long on the fingers (completely covers my pinkie finger) and then tights on the fingers, so sizing down won't work. Also it's black, not grey, not sure why they haven't updated their product image. In terms of comfort, it's very comfy and I wear it all day for working as a professional animation artist to avoid gripping my Wacom and also avoiding palm detection on my iPad Pro. I'm still deciding if I keep it or not as it's quite misleading advertised.