BELLEMONDThe Original Made in Japan Paper Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 2025 / S10 Ultra / S9 Ultra / S8 Ultra (14.6") | Matte Surface PET Film For Writing, Drawing & Note-Taking | 2 Set

The matte finish is wonderful! Writing on this screen protector really does feel like writing on paper, and it also enhances reading. I even like the tactile feel while typing on my tablet, though scrolling and swiping takes a little bit to get used too. Since I mainly use my tablet for note taking and reading research papers, it is perfect for me. If that's what you do with your S9, then I highly recommend this protector.A few other people have said this is difficult to install, but I did not find that to be the case. I followed the directions on the back of the box, and I watched the video for a few additional tips. It went on just like any other screen protector. It did take a little bit of working to work out the air bubbles, both before and after I removed the blue plastic. I think the whole process took maybe 5 minutes, and that was with peeling the edge back to pick up those last few grains of dust! The included cleaning kit works like a charm, provided you read the directions first.

Love this so much. Feels great worth the S pen, it feels pretty close to paper. It is very well worth anti-glare in normal light situations. You start to get some glare in direct sunlight. It does leave some finger prints but super easy to clean with the towel the supply. I haven't had any issues with any scratches yet. I love this screen protector for drawing and photo editing .

These are a little thinner than the other paper-like covers I used. They work great, slightly less friction, probably easier to scratch but I never did scratch them in first 6 months.Optical fingerprint scanner can work through them (on top of glass screen protector). I would prefer a rougher version but will stick with these because of the fingerprint benefit.Optionally, one could sand down the fingerprint area on a rougher skin.

1st: Both of the screen protectors had fuzz all over them when I took them out of the package. I wasn't able to get all the fuzz off the outer layers and I found this out because it ended up under the protector once I finally got it lined up.2nd: it kept doing this weird thing where it would randomly stick to the screen of my tablet when I was trying to line it up. I did not have it actually on the screen trying to line it up, I was like 1/2 inch away. I've never had that much of a problem trying to line up a screen protector.3rd: Doesn't fit with a caseOther than the fuzz bumps, it seemed really nice. So if you have an environment where you can completely avoid all dust and they don't come with fuzz all over them, this screen protector would be great.

It feel great to draw on but scratches easily and is a total bitch to apply. It also seems to smooth out over time, but I didn't really notice until over 80 hours of drawing, and its still a perfectly functional screen protector even after it smooths out a bit.I would also recommend you stay away from the hard metal nib replacements, in general, but especially if you have one of these screen protectors. It seems to accelerate the above mentioned smoothing considerably.

I want to start, this fit perfectly and the texture feels better than any tablet or drawing board i have ever used without this. It is coarse, though. You can hear the scratching of the pen. I'm pretty light-handed and have good pen control, but I would definitely buy the ball-point style metal tips to prevent excessive wear on your stylus. The matte quality it provides looks fantastic as well. After best application I could manage, I still had some tiny bubbles (for reasons I'll expand on later), but they were not too noticeable on my second try. The sheets however get pushed up off the edgea of the screen if they press against any case you may put your tablet in, though.My biggest problems come in the application process. I cleaned the screen several times, and at the end of all that, the protective sheet is what picked up any stray dust or hair in the air and practically glued to it in the brief gap in application. Speaking of, aligning this is a PAIN. There are no guides. The sheet wobbles so much, but its also rigid in a way that all that hair and particles i mentioned? It creates massive air bubbles and can be felt like a ridge or bump on your screen, catching your stylus. It was so bad with my first application, i had to remove and trash that sheet and use the 2nd in the kit. By this point, the cardboard planchet to smooth out the bubbles was already peeling apart. The blue plastic sheet that lets you use this planchat was tearing or bunching up both times as i went to smooth out bubbles, and is necessary to smooth it because the paper texture shreds and is impossible to smooth out alone.So, while I adore the paper texture, in the future I may explore different brands in hopes they provide an easier experience to apply them.