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Screen protector or not, you're getting the pressure dot.
When you own a Galaxy Tab A Series, you normally expect a good screen, especially how Samsung advertisises them for movie streaming. But there is a major problem that every user experiences after months of light use:
Pressure spots.
Pressure spots are typically bright bruises on an LCD screen that form when uneven pressure or heating is applied. Since Galaxy Tab A Series use TFT LCD, they get these much easier.
I had a big experience, on my old A9 Plus, it got two small HARD pressure spots, it was probably because I didn't order a screen protector. On my 4 month old A11 Plus with a screen protector, I recently got a soft pressure spot, but you can only see it from an angle. TFTs don't belong on tablets, as tablets use a thin chassis. The dot typically dissappears a little when I touch it, but then returns, which did not happen on my predecessor A9 Plus.
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