Screen Protector for WACOM Cintiq Pro 16 DTK 1660, Healing Shield Light Anti-Glare Paper Texture Feeling Matte Screen Protector Film-Light Paper Texture

I dislike digital drawing because the glass is too slick. This screen protector has the best paper-like texture I’ve ever used. It’s a game changer. I’m doing a lot more digital drawing. Now, it is a nib killer, but switching to titanium nibs fixed that issue fast. I just wish it was big enough to cover my 22 inch Wacom’s entire screen. Yes, I’m using it in spite of it being too small since I upgraded from a 16 to a 22 touch. It’s that good.It comes off without leaving any residue behind and does not interfere with the touch screen’s functionality.

I am not going to lie, it DOES wear down your nibs as everyone else says.I bought this because I woke up with a huge crack on my tablet and I was desperate to: 1. stop it from getting bigger, and 2. Find a way to still be able to draw over the crack.Since I knew there was a "it wears your nibs" problem thanks to all the comments, I bought this with a package of 10 nibs just in case, and guess what? not only did it solve PERFECTLY both my problems, but I also noticed that it stopped wearing my nibs after a month or so.I used 2 nibs the first week, 1 the second, and 1 the rest of the month until now and the nib is still strong! so yes... buy it with a few spare nibs and it will probably stop consuming them so quickly after a while.

I like the added texture. Does eat through your nibs way faster though.

Buy this product if you want to shred your pen tips down to nothing after a bit of use.I wasn't aware they were going for a "paper" texture on this screen protector. I wouldn't have removed the other laminate if I knew the texture underneath was like rough gravel.All in all it's my fault for not reading carefully. All the other reviews talk about this it seems...

They do mention the texture wearing down nibs faster, but it absolutely destroys them. I purchased this screen protector with new nibs (wacom brand) and within two days of drawing a brand new one had worn down to a sharp point.

You don't understand what this will do to your pen nibs. I thought I was prepared: read the product description, read the reviews. My friend, I was not prepared. I draw with a light hand, but I draw eight hours a day every day, and the way this screen has been absolutely shredding my pen tips is awe-inspiring. Eye-opening. This screen protector is protecting so hard that not even my pen can touch the surface. This screen protector cornered my pen in a dark Denny's parking lot and swindled it of all its earthly prospects.Does it work? Yes. My god, does it work. My screen has never been so protected. She's bulletproof. But the cost is your pen nibs filing down to points sharp enough to cut through glass in less than five hours. Wear on nibs is expected, especially for textured screens, but this level is a bit ridiculous. Spend a little more and invest in a higher quality screen protector so you're not drowning in the ghosts of your stump pen nibs.

I have been looking for something that feels like paper when I draw and this screen protector does that. I'm using a Wacom 16 and it fits perfectly. Few tiny bubbles here and there but it won't be noticeable once the tablet is on. Now I've seen complaints how this would eat up pen nibs my solution for that is to get Titanium Alloy Fine pen nibshttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B5Y18Z87/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1now just draw away people

Unless you test the screen without it, then after applying it. You would not be able to tell the difference but it is pretty rough and the effects is great. The eraser feels like a rubber and the pen tip has a hard texture that is pretty satisfying like paper.