Are smudge guards a meme?

>>2627502

reduce friction

I sometimes get sweaty palms and it makes it hard to work on tablets so i cut up a gloves and it works great to reduce friction.

I just got one of these. I like it. It works for my tablet and traditional drawings, so i'm happy.

>>2627502
buying a smudge guard can be beneficial for some people, but don't forget...
90% of any hobby is buying all the sick gear so everyone knows how much more serious you are than everyone else and, consequently, how much better you are at it!

inb4 >hobby
inb4 butthurt d/ic/ks
inb4 literally everything after this post

>>2627574
This is off topic, but
>brother spends $2500.00+ on a PC rig with TWO Nvidia GTX 970 cards, 16 gigs of ram, Razer mouse + mouse pad, Razer Keyboard, Razer Orbweaver, Asus 4k gaming monitor, Dre Beats headphones, etc.
>only uses it for CS:GO and Overwatch a couple hours each week

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Get a cotton glove, cut off tips that won't touch the surface. I get sweaty palms and it works perfectly. Massively reduced frustration.

Lots of people I know use them, but I don't. Never felt the need. Use them or don't, what do I care?

>>2627502
i have one that i use with a cintiq 13hd. it works well on hot days, keeps my sweaty hands from making the screen gross, but when my hands stay dry i prefer not to use it

My sister got me one for my birthday.

It's good.

>>2627502
It's not about having gunky hand dumbass

Does it work for not smearing graphite?