Samsung Galaxy Official Privacy Screen for Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, S9 Ultra, Black

Pro - anti glare works very well.Cons - very hard to put on. It doesn't come with an applicator. As soon as you clean the screen and get all micro hairs off, another invisible one lands before you can apply the protector leaving a noticeable microbubble/raise in the display.MAJOR CON - after just 5 months of using this it has very very visible 'marks' on the protector. The genuine samsung stylus that is used has almost left scratches everywhere. Can't feel the scratches but they are very visible and I now need to replace it again! Nothing has ever touched the screen other than the stylus, and fingers.

Works as intended and if you take your time with the installation it looks just as good as the S Series Ultra phones anti reflective display.

This had one job - stop the absolutely ridiculous mirror finish of the stock screen that makes S9 Plus unusable in many conditions. The S10 solves this with an anti reflective layer which this purports to have.Standard granulated matte screens simply don't cut it for a screen of this quality. I can't take the grain and fuzz added.After reading multiple reviews I really couldn't find a satisfactory answer as to whether this does the job so I took the plunge anyway.Answer - it does work. After having a long stare at a S10 to compare, I'd say this does 80-90% of the same job and stops the tablet from being intolerable.You will get two lines. They are already fading. Bubbles are on you to sort out with a clean environment - comes with the territory. I have a couple but they're bearable.The applicator doesn't fit at the bottom so be very careful when placing it.I think there's one other anti glare protector of a similar type but it's priced similarly. Other than that you don't have many alternatives.It won't do much with a direct light source in the way matte protectors do, but it certainly does sort out pure reflection.3 stars only for being bad value for money, only being 1 included, and the applicator not working, but I would've had to buy an S10 but for this screen protector.

It easily snaps on to my Tab S10 Plus. I found it works best when I switch on "Increased Touched Sensitivity". As I mentioned in the title, the filter only works when you're holding it in landscape - so that views from left or right of the landscape device become blocked. So, if you're holding the tablet in portrait it is freely viewable from left or right. Distance from the device itself, as a user, with the filter shows no impact in quality (i.e. 30cm to 1m), but as with any polarising filter there is diminished brightness.If using the S pen, it isn't a 'smooth' experience, as dragging it on the glass screen the rubber slides easily. It slightly drags which I fear may cause undesired wear on the nib. For reference, it isn't like the NotePaper screen. If they revise this product, I hope they would add some sort of coating on the privacy screen to better support the S pen.As it does snap onto the Tab S10 Plus mounting points, you cannot use it with other covers. Such as keyboard covers; which may be some users use cases. Finally I also noticed when cleaning it with a microfibre cloth it would become static. I'm not sure if that has a negative effect on the device, but something to be aware of.So, I would only recommend this if you only need views 'block-able' when using it in landscape and in hand.

Absolutely terrible, unless you live in a hermetically sealed home, no matter how much you clean the screen, use the anti static stickers or whatever else, followed instructions 100% to the letter, dusty bits in 1 place very noticeable and actually affected the pen being picked up at that spot. Ended up going with a tempered glass cheaper one, went on first go, looks better in person that the official one does and even though there was a little spec of dust again, it did not effect the pen contact.

I liked the idea that this is an attachment to the device so you can take it on and off whenever you like instead of being adhered directly on the screen for one time use, but there are a few major issues.First, the image quality will be severely affected, everything looks more pixelated and the colours look a bit off. It is also a fingerprint magnet as it is just a piece of plastic without any oleophobic coating treatment (as far as I can tell). The worst thing about this is how much static electricity it can build up and actually shock you. If you remove the privacy screen protector, you feel that there is a lot of build up, and if you accidentally touch the area where the pins are at the bottom of the tablet, you get a jolt of electric shock. You don't even need to directly touch the pins with your skin, it passes through the bottom of the attachment if you still have it connected.I definitely do not recommend this product, it is very flawed in many ways.

Samsung's tablet is pretty decent. This screen protector should be given as a factory default so you get it fitted out of the box.For its price, it has poor value for money. It comes with 1 sheet, no alcohol wipes and lousy plastic calibration pieces. You can follow the guide on Samsung's website but you will never get this done right first time.Outside of factory default, this product should sell for £15 at most. It should come with 2 sheets.It is a real pain and waste of time to fit this. You need lots of practice. Obviously management/ CEO does not use this product.

Easy to apply, bubbles ,if any, disappear after a while.Kind of soft, a few days of playing a flipper game left deep marks on the coating and I keep my nails well trimmed.