BELLEMONDThe Original Made in Japan Paper Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 2024 / S9 Ultra / S8 Ultra (14.6") | Matte Surface PET Film For Writing, Drawing & Note-Taking | 2 Set

Transformed my S-Pen tablet. Went onto the screen totally bubble free.I was worried the textured film surface would be a major 'greasy print magnet' but it isn't.My (poor) amateur digital art has been made much more of a pleasure to work on.

This is my second time buying paperlike protector from this brand. For my samsung tablet and ipad. Love the quality despite the process of applying is tricky if first time using this brand. Suggest to watch the instructions video.

Really feels like writing in paper. It has improved my ability to write on my galaxy tablet considerably.

First is not Japanese product! Made in China is write on box! Second is not assembly guides in box at all! I waste two of them tried to put it on proper place! So expensive and so useless!

The media could not be loaded. Got these screen protectors for my daughter as she does digital artworks.She tells me they were excellent and was happy to receive them, much about better feel when using her stylus, although they can wear down certain tips!Apologies as I don't know much about this field, but it's what she does, so I'll take her word for it.Recommended

This is a film screen protector which feels different from other smooth & shiny screen protectors out there.It feels more like a real paper, both when you run your hands over the surface, but also when you use a screen stylus such as the Samsung Galaxy S-Pen. It even has that high-pitched 'shhh' sound which you get when writing with a soft pencil.I have wanted to test this out for a while for one of my children's tablets, which he does drawing & artwork on.It is not a Samsung. In fact it is a no-brand children's tablet which is 10 inches rather than 11.On the assumption that I would be able to cut it to the correct size and shape, I ordered this.The online videos (from QR code) which show how to apply the screen protector were useful.You clean the tablet screen thoroughly using the wet wipe, then the cloth, then the sticky dust collector.When applying, you peel off the larger 'see-through' film first and place it carefully on the tablet.Remove bubbles and any stray dust particles with the sticky dust collector, pulling up the film if you need to.Finally, remove the blue film by pulling on the red / white tab on the front.It all went well without a hitch. I gathered 2 stray bits of dust from the edge, but didn't see a tiny central piece of dust, which I will have to leave there. So be it !!There were already some minor scratches on the screen, but those are now no longer visible, and I'm presuming that any new scratches will go on the screen protector, and not the screen itself. Job done !!

I struggled a little with applying it (hard to find a place thats free of dog hairs), but eventually I managed to apply it. It gives a nice texture to write and draw on. It's less comfortable for using with your finger than the normal screen, but if you're going to be doing a lot of stylus work its a must-have.

I've installed my fair share of screen protectors (mobiles & tablets) and I'm no expert, but I really struggled to get a perfect application - and failed. I've used both screens as the first try was horrendous! Had so many particles and bubbles in it, even though I used the sticker to remove all dust. Second application went slightly better, but still with bubbles and small particles - a TIP is to cut your sticker into 3 smaller chunks, so that we can always have a clean sticker to use during application. I believe that the blue film protecting the product has a lot of dust as it is, and as you're applying the screen to the tablet it gets transferred - being impossible to keep a clean application. It's my first time using a "paper" like screen protector. My thoughts on it is that it gathers lots of more dust and it feels like the screen is always "dirty". Not sure if a fault of the product or just an overall sense of the paper like screen.