Kensington High Clarity Privacy Screen Filter for 16'' Laptops 16:10

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If you actually work in a shared office, on trains, or in an open-plan setup, this Kensington privacy filter is a pretty sensible buy. The “high clarity” part matters in real life: it tends to stay readable without making your screen look washed out, which is the common complaint with cheaper, darker privacy films. At ~£35 ex-VAT, the value is solid for something that can save you from the constant angle-hiding dance when you’ve got sensitive data on display.

That said, it’s not for everyone. If you mostly work solo at a desk or you don’t care about shoulder-surfing, privacy filters are a bit of a cost-for-comfort trade-off and you may not notice enough improvement to justify the hassle. Also, these filters are one of those “works well, but changes how your screen behaves” purchases—there’s always a slight hit to viewing flexibility and glare/lighting can affect how convincingly it hides content. For businesses issuing the same model to staff who handle confidential info, it’s a practical, low-friction standard item.