Kensington 2-way Removable Privacy Screen Filter for 34” Curved Monitors 21:9

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If you’ve got a 34” curved ultrawide and you work in a busy open-plan office, this Kensington 2‑way privacy filter is the kind of “boring but brilliant” upgrade that actually pays off. The removable part is the big win: you can take it off for meetings or when you need full-screen clarity, and put it back on without turning your setup into a permanent pain. It’s also aimed squarely at reducing shoulder-surfing risk—useful if you handle sensitive data and don’t want to rely purely on where your monitor happens to sit.

That said, it’s not ideal if you’re very sensitive to brightness or you need colour-critical work. Privacy filters generally trade some screen performance for the viewing restriction, and with curved displays you can also end up more conscious of alignment than on flat screens. For the money (£115.60 ex‑VAT), I’d say it’s a good buy for office/IT-managed environments where privacy compliance matters and staff share spaces—but I wouldn’t bother if you’re mostly working solo in a quiet area, or if image accuracy is your top priority (design, CAD, serious photo/video).