Kensington 2-way Removable Privacy Screen Filter for 22" Monitors 16:9

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you need real privacy in a shared office, Kensington’s 2‑way removable filter is a solid, sensible option—especially at around £58 ex‑VAT. The “two-way” approach is the right kind of trade-off for B2B: people can’t easily read your screen from the side, but you can still work normally face-on. Where these filters usually disappoint is usability day-to-day (awkward fitting, poor clarity, annoying reflections). Kensington tends to be among the more straightforward brands to live with, and the removable angle is genuinely useful if you share desks, do training, or move monitors between rooms.

That said, I wouldn’t buy this unless you’re fairly confident your setup matches what you’re buying for. Privacy filters are one of those things that only feel “worth it” when they’re installed cleanly and sit properly over the active screen—if you get the alignment wrong, or if you’re frequently working off-axis (standing, team huddles, swivel desks), the privacy benefit quickly turns into a readability tax. It’s best for finance, HR, accounts, legal, and support roles where shoulder-surfing is a real concern, and less ideal for collaborative environments where you want colleagues to view the screen comfortably from angles.