Kensington EQ Privacy Screen Filter for 23'' Monitors 16:9

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If you’ve got people looking over shoulders in a shared office, the Kensington EQ privacy filter is the kind of low-effort upgrade that actually pays off. It narrows viewing angles so your screen stays readable from straight on, while side viewing turns pretty useless. The £65.87 ex-VAT price feels reasonable for a 23" fit—this isn’t the sort of thing you’ll “almost” get away with, so paying for one that matches the monitor size and mounting style matters. In practice, it’s great for open-plan desks, customer-facing roles, finance teams, and anyone dealing with sensitive data where you’d rather avoid constantly micromanaging screen positioning.

That said, privacy filters are never perfect, and they do come with trade-offs: the image can look a bit dimmer and the colour/contrast can shift depending on your display and your viewing position. If you do a lot of design work, spreadsheets where readability is critical, or you need colleagues to view content at angles, you’ll notice it quickly. Also, only buy this if you’re confident the “23-inch 16:9” match is exact for your monitors—wrong fit is a fast path to frustration and gaps around the edges. For a standard office with strict “keep it private” needs, though, this is a solid, sensible purchase.