KCT2 Pack Paperfeel Screen Protector Compatible with Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus/Tab S9 Plus/Tab S8 Plus/Tab S7 Plus/Tab S7 FE (12.4 inch), Compatible with S Pen Anti Glare

Plastic nibs don't work well, the original S3 nib didn't work well as some areas would not register. Replacing the nib with a titanium nib is like writing or drawing with a ball point pen. Highly recommended on this type of surface.

I myself am a Graphic artist and I love to draw on my tablet! I'm very used to drawing traditionally so, I thought I would try a paper feeling screen protecter for fun and to feed my curiosity. Surprisingly, I was (and still am) very impressed and I really like the feel! What's really nice too, is the matte finish to reduce the glare! ive bought this screen protecter for the second time and im still happy to see that the quality is still very high! <3

Feels like writing on paper

I love this cover, and the feel, even the sound, of writing on it is amazing. I draw on a samsung tab s7+ and this makes a huge difference. However, the reason I cant go 5 stars is because i go through s-pen tips like none other with this. Literally, daily. The new samsung tabs dont come with replacement nibs, too, so I am paying $10 for 5 replacements weekly right now. I havent found a solution and genuinely dont write hard, so it isnt sustainable. Maybe s-pens are softer than other stylus nibs, but they are my preferred utensil so Im just SOL right now. The screen cover, though, is perfect!

The media could not be loaded. I really loved the ease of application with the product. I had a nightmare of a time installing a Samsung brand screen protector and this really was cake to apply in comparison and left me happy.The way it looks on the screen makes it very grainy and warps color which gets in the way if you are using your tablet for art. It really messes with my eyes and I can't really tell details if I'm coloring something because it gets muddled by the texture/shine(?)The texture is very rough. I have used this for maybe 2 or 3 days to write notes with and do one drawing with color and my s pen's nib is ruined and it has altered the sensitivity of my pen and I can't write or draw as accurately now.I think that if you use this just as a screen protector and don't use your s pen very often then it's a good choice. But if you use your s pen a lot it will ruin them, and if you're using it for art it will interfere with your drawing.

This is a good overall paperlike feel protector for using the S-pen with my Samsung S7+ tablet. However, it feels a bit rough on my hand while using with touch. Although it did soften a bit over time or my fingers have gooten used to the feel. Can't say for sure which is it.Having said that, it did make writing with the S-pen a lot more accurate to keep it small letters as we typically write on a paper. Would recommend it, but might need some replacement tips for the S-pen if you're a serious note taker on the tablet.The surprising thing I've noticed is that, it reduces the glare of the S7+ glossy screen and it doesn't degrade the brightness and color when looking directly or at an angle. The images show that clearly. The 2nd image I've uploaded is taken at an angle while a white light is falling on the screen from the opposite side.

Highly recommend, feels just like a Wacom one. Just a bit of warning though, this will absolutely shred an S pen very quickly. I highly recommend getting a Wacom pen and using that. Wacom made the S pen so they are interchangeable. The Wacom pen will be a lot more durable and the tips are very cheap to replace.

The media could not be loaded. Feels good to write on. It has nice resistance and sound. Unfortunately, it really destroys the visual quality of the nice tablet screen (s7+), which is important to me because I use this for illustration. In addition, it'll destroy your pen tip quickly. I have the wacom one pen, which has pretty durable nibs, and just a few seconds of heavy handed drawing was enough to wear it more than years on my glass protector.Pass! If you're an artist, I would steer clear. Unless you have infinite nibs, and don't mind aberration over your images.