BELLEMOND | The Original Made in Japan Paper Screen Protector for Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE, 2025 / S9 FE (10.9") & S9 / S8 / S7 (11") | Matte Surface PET Film For Writing, Drawing & Note-Taking | 2 Set

This screen protector is perfect. The texture isnt too coarse or fine, and it made writing and drawing on my tablet an amazing experience. The only thing that is a slight con about it is the fact it can be a little difficult to install. To get the least amount of bubbles I'd recommend doing the cleaning and everything like usual. Then spray screen cleaner on the screen before applying, then use the little card it comes with to push out the screen cleaner. I was able to get zero bubbles on the screen using this method.

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.

I would leave a one star if I could. Product is absolutely garbage. Why would you even guarantee satisfaction with this product? It’s an absolute nightmare to put on due to the application process and air bubbles everywhere. When you use the plastic card, it damages your screen protector. Just don’t buy this product. I was recommended this product but I will save you the money and time.

Amazing quality! I've coupled it with a titanium tip for my s pen and it feels like writing on paper. Top notch product. Higly recommend

I'm really big about texture for my drawing surfaces, and unfortunately a lot of these 'paper feel' ones do feel like rough paper... which also means it wears down the pencil nib a lot. I prefer a slightly smoother, less toothy texture on my surfaces. That said, that's subjective.The quality itself is good. It's anti glare, the matte texture is nice, and the material itself feels durable and sturdy. It does make the image slightly less crisp which is just the caveat of any paper-feel texture. Otherwise, you can't go wrong with this!

Perfect

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.

If you're on the fence don't be. This is hands down the best purchase I made for my tablet. I'm a professional illustrator, and can recommend. Even after 10 hrs a day 5 days a week of solid drawing it hasn't lost its texture. I would recommend investing in spare nibs too. Those will wear out before this protector does. Application was a little finicky but I wouldn't call it worse than a normal phone. It's really just the size that makes it awkward. The strategy that worked for me was to work in the least dusty area I could, thoroughly clean the screen, then work slowly from one corner down to the next closest, then when you have one short side lined up slowly continue across the screen down the middle until you reach the opposite side, removing the backing as you go. Push any bubbles from the middle out very gently. If you're patient they will all go. If you try to apply the entire thing at once you'll end up in a world of hurt. The protector itself is on the thinner side, but protection isnt really what it was intended for. That is something else to keep in mind. If you're accident prone like me, a case is a must, but not all cases will work with this protector. Because it's so thin, it's very easy for certain models to pop up a corner and leave you with a mess of bubbles and dirt under said corner. Save yourself some heartache and find a case that doesn't go very far over the edges. If you take nothing else away from this/Best advice I can offer is to peel as you go and go slowly. You'll get there.