Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab S6/Tab S5E 10.5 Inch Screen Protector - Paper-Like Texture For S Pen Compatibility And Natural Writing Experience by Eric Beck

I got the galaxy tab to use with Clip Studio, which I already use on my PC and with a Wacom tablet. I've heard that drawing on a smooth screen can be a little bit off-putting and have heard these type of protectors recommended by other artists.There is a very slight distortion because of it, and I don't know how much it will actually protect the screen from drops or anything. but I didn't get it for that reason. "Paperlike" screen protectors are an art tool and for that, this is amazing. It feels like sketchbook paper, and you can feel the paper tooth texture when drawing. It went on incredibly well and has enough of a gap around the edges that I use a case with it to actually protect the tablet. I'm not sure about how it will wear the nibs on my s-pen, but those are easy enough to replace. I think most artists know that these textured screens can wear nibs quickly, but that's the tradeoff for not needing to re-train yourself to draw on a glass like surface. As far as image distortion, I'd say it's similar to my 2014 Cintiq 13? So not the most amazingly clear but pretty standard ime.Overall, very pleased with it! Very clear and easy to apply, not too thick it really distorts the image, but I'm using it as an art tool and not a general purpose tablet screen protector. If you just need a screen protector and mostly watch video/game/social media, you will be extremely disappointed. Tempered glass is what you need, not this.