PYS Screen Protector for Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, Like Paper Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 10.4 Inch (2024/2022/2020), Anti Glare, Compatible with S Pen

Product is good pn over high price.

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honestly after buying this I deeply considered cancelling my purchase, but I'm glad I decided not to. my biggest concern was its wear on the s pen tips and quality of color. don't get me wrong, the tips have worn down slightly and the colors look slightly different/more grainy, though that is to be expected of a matte screen protector. for its price, the protector looks better and is less destructive of my tips than expected. it's worth it for the texture and lack of fingerprints. after buying it my biggest problem was with the installation, and that's because I was generally doing a poor job in a dusty room. as a suggestion, try to find a room with a decent air flow and tilt the screen up slightly to prevent particles from landing on it. I got some particles on the protector but was able to remove them by lifting the protector and lightly pressing the included dust-removal sticker to the areas. if you're buying this for drawing, it may feel strange at first and you might be concerned for the s pen, but you will likely adjust as I did (though I bought more s pen tips just in case). if you're also a mobile gamer, this is great for making swift flicking motions on the screen. I play many different rhythm games on this tablet and found it's much easier for scrolling and flicking than without this screen protector.

Over all this is a quality product. It really does feel like writing on paper. The screen responce is very much still there un like some screen protectors of the same thickness. You will have to turn up your brightness as it does mask some of the tablets lighting responce. Pictures (and possably your drawings) will look dull, but thats kind of to be expect because of it's mat finish. The one down side I have is the install process (WORD OF WARRNING). I have install many a screen protector and consider my self some what of a pro at it. I have my screen just right as to not collect any blemishes / dust between the screen and the protector. When I went to pull off the blue film front it did not come off. It pulled the whole protector off the screen. This caused the screen protector to collect a few speckels of dust in the air. I took off the blue film and reinstalled. Unfortunatly now there is 5 spots that are lifted because of the dust. Because of past experence I know this screen protector will not last more then a few months before it starts lifting. At 45 bucks its disapointing knowing that I will eventualy have to take it off and throw it in the garbage. PSY Food for thought. I do wish you would have included a second one with the package for the just in case. For the whole extra $1 in product/materal it would cost it would have turned my negative experence into a happy one.

I really like this screen protector but it destroys my nib like no other. What are some good nibs recommendation that is compatible with this screen protector?

…Those negative reviews were right about the difficulty of getting every speck of dust off the glass screen before laying down the plastic screen protector. It’s impossible to see the tiny specks of dust until the protector is in place. I’m adding to their reviews that the speck of invisible dust was not visible until I tried removing the air pockets. I lifted the plastic protector only to discover that the speck of dust adhered to the plastic adhesive on the protector. Oh yes it did. So I took the little blue adhesive dust lifter and rubbed the adhesive on the plastic protector to force the tiny speck onto the little blue adhesive pad…and then to my horror, another tiny speck of dust appeared. This was repeated multiple times. The result is that I now have micro bubbles that may or may not disappear in a few hours. I’ll work on this project tomorrow. But you didn’t read this far just to see this one negative experience, right? If you’re an expert, you won’t have any problems at all putting on a silly old plastic screen protector. Oh, did you know that with pets, there’s hair floating around that is attracted to the slightly paper feeling or - fine sandpaper feeling screen protector? Yes, floating pet hair that we can’t see lands onto the tablet like it’s a magnet. More specks of dust are attracted to it too. I plan to try this screen saver for a little bit, but remove it when my glass screen protectors arrive. So what did I like about this matte screen protector? 1) The screen protector does what it’s advertised to do which is give a warm paper-like feeling to the screen - actually the bottom of the screen is very warm with the screen protector on it. I have attached a video so you can hear the scratchy sound the table makes and the hair that becomes visible while using a finger to move across the screen. 2) The product came with all the supplies necessary to apply the screen protector. At this price point, I do believe more of the blue sticky tape should be supplied to remove dust and a backup screen protector too. 3) The matte screen protector allows touch to transfer through to the glass screen. 4) I have a divided opinion on the sound. The surface itself has a scratchy sound when touched with the finger. With the pen, the sound actually is amplified through the speakers and I can’t turn off the speaker sound. That’s just weird. This means the entire time I use the sPen in a meeting, everyone can hear it. I don’t hear any sound when I use the rubberized tip of a stylus - but - I can’t handwrite or draw with a rubberized stylus with the Samsung S6 Lite. I’ll need to change the sPen settings to stop the sound. My point is that this screen amplifies the sound of the sPen. I may need to save the packaging and save this screen protector for something else or maybe use for Zoom meetings to stop the harsh glare. On the other hand, I kinda like the interactive sound and tactile feeling of this screen protector. I purchased extra sPen nibs just in case other reviewers’ warnings about this screen protector wearing out sPen nibs are correct. Even negative reviews are beneficial when buyers cannot touch samples. At this price, I probably won’t buy another of these screen protectors. Would I recommend to friends and family this matte screen protector with a paper-like fine sandpaper feel? If the person really liked the tactile texture and feeling and the extra sound when writing, then it’s absolutely perfect for those ASMR loving folk. If you’re unsure if this product is for you, read some other reviews and see if this is right for you. Be clear, I’m not disappointed. Why? Because I read the positive and the negative reviews. I underestimated the difficulty of removing invisible dust, finding the dust stuck to the adhesive side of the screen protector, the double sound of the sPen with a Samsung S6 Lite. The tablet is new to me so the fault may be with my tablet settings for the sPen. If you are a tactile person, like ASMR, or you want to minimize glare, this is the screen protector for you. To be clear, if I angle the tablet towards a ceiling light, the can clearly see the ceiling light reflection but it’s muted - less shiny. One of the photos shows the reflection of a ceiling light. I’ve written the information I wish I had before purchasing this product. I hope you found some of the information beneficial. Happy shopping! Cheers~