Photodon Anti-Glare Screen Protector to fit the XP-Pen Artist16 15.6-inch Graphics Monitor with Installation Kit

OH. MY. GOSH! I was actually surprised no one had left any feedback for this product, so I became skeptical in buying. However, my need for a screen protector was much bigger than being skeptical. My pen nibs were crying. So I bought it, anyways. Honestly, there was so much more than I expected. But I mean this in a very good way! When I first opened my package, I only expected the screen protector. But I was met with a little packet that has two cloths, a pair of disposable gloves, an anti-static spray, and a Screen/Lens cleaner. Along with it came directions and even a small sample for you to test it out before putting it on the official protector. At first, I was thinking about going crazy because of the sample. I almost thought this was the one they were advertising and that I had just bought the smallest screen protector in the world. However, if you take the time to read, it's only a sample and the real one is inside the flat box given. Or if you don't read, you'll look inside the box eventually after angry curiosity. After following directions and doing the sample, I place the screen protector on. While there were lots of bubbles, at first, I took the time to push out as much of them as I could. But not all of them went away with this method. I was more concerned about the center of my tablet having bubbles than the corners. Of course, if something doesn't work out, you find new ways to approach the problem. Luckily, this screen protector is VERY durable, and so I took one corner, at a time, and pulled them up and then slowly pushed the bubbles out while putting the corners down. From center out. When all the bubbles were gone, I would completely put the corner down; leaving NO bubbles AT ALL. Unlike some flimsy screen protectors, Photodon has very durable and worthwhile screen protectors. Not only do they offer you the screen protector, they give you the best care material to make sure its worthwhile. I am looking forward to purchasing more from Photodon, and I hope they continue to pursue this kind of service. Thank you so much! I am very satisfied!

I just got this product in the mail and recently installed the protector. But I can see already that I love it. Unlike cintiques , XP-Pens screens tend to have more grit to it which can be appealing but without a screen protector, I had scratched my tablet prior to purchase which is simply unfortunate. However, I can say without a doubt that If you install the screen neatly or even within the basic ballpark of neat that it is definitely worth the price point for all the things you get. The rags and sprays cleaned my screen after just a few sprays onto a cloth. Along with the anti-glare screen protector itself being incredibly clear and smooth which basically solved the grit of the screen for me and it was very pleasent. Overall, just buy this in accompaniment to the XP-Pen or as soon as possible so there aren't any scratches from the pen on the screen.

When I bought this, I thought I was just getting ripped off because this seemed to be the only seller on Amazon who sold such a thing, but k was incredibly surprised! Not only did it come with the screen protector, but it came with such a nice care package of essentials I didn't even know I needed! It comes with two sprays fkr getting rid of static and one for cleaning your screen. It also came with a small cleaning cloth, a large cleaning cloth, and a nice little mini blanket of sorts that covers my monitor so it doesn't collect dust! The instructions and application were super simple and easy to follow as well! And as for the screen protector itself, its great! It's thick and hardy, but it's still smooth and doesn't even feel like it's there on my monitor when I draw. That being said, don't put the protector on top of the box after you take it out. It'll get stuck to the place where they glued the instructions and might mess it up like it almost did to mine

Let me start by saying that I am very glad this seller exists. I recently got my wife a Lenovo C940 Yoga and Lenovo does not sell screen protectors for their products and tracking down a screen protector for a 15 inch screen (without a million holes for sensors that dont exist) has been a nightmare. If youre in this situation, look no further, this protector will get you there. However, if you need this protector for -any other reason than absolute desperation-, look elsewhere. I can not in good conscience recommend a screen protector seller that a) packages a flismy plastic screen inside of its package WITH the wad of dust cleaners and spray and b) makes endless allusions to 'the instructions' on every piece of the product, but then FAILS TO PACK ANY INSTRUCTIONS. So after a solid 45 minutes of umm-ing and err-ing, hoping we remember how to apply screens, we finally get it applied only to find a fine line of bubbles running across the whole thing; Right where the wad of cloth caused the packaging to bend. I will still use mine, ONLY because we have no other options. Every other buyer though, beware.

The xp-pen display tablets scratch pretty easily from standard use, and after a year of drawing I was beginning to feel all the built up tiny scratches while drawing. Applying the screen protector made the tablet better than new, drawing on it fells great, and I don't have to worry about scratches building up in new areas. Best possible addition to a drawing display tablet.

I couldn't find a protector for Cintiq 16, so tried this one. Overall, it fits perfectly. The price seems reasonable to me based on its contents and quality. I didn't check about the color difference between the protector and the monitor, so try the sample in the package before you apply the protector.