Review on Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4 Inch (2020) Paper-Like 📱 Screen Protector with S Pen Compatibility - Feels Like Writing on Paper by Johnny Chambers

I bought this screen protector because I always preferred the matte feel of my old Wacom to the glassy feel of other drawing tablets. The amount of drawing I do in a short amount of time means the pen nibs wear out this screen incredibly quickly, and there aren't any good wholesale sources online for quality compatible replacement nibs. They're either cheap and wear out faster, or they're expensive and made from a combination of several top-of-the-line materials, making it impossible to buy whole sets of the same type. The fact that the "three rubber, two plastic" options are usually the only ones available in higher quality makes it difficult to sell because: - The regular rubber pen tips grip this screen protector too tightly for my liking. Maybe other people don't mind, but the rubber-paper texture creates more friction than I want to paint with, especially small details. Plastic tips have optimal feel and accuracy, but wear out within a few weeks (days if you made the mistake of buying certain brands). Unfortunately, most nozzle sets only come with two of these, so paying inflated prices for just two nozzles that wear out while slowly accumulating a set of rubber tips (and removal tweezers) that I'd rather avoid isn't optimal for this project. I would say this is a great option if you rarely use the stylus. It's not worth it if you're working on a large project that requires 4-6 hours of drawing a day.