Kensington High Clarity Privacy Screen Filter for 24'' Monitors 16:10

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

If you’re serious about privacy (shared offices, open-plan desks, customer-facing work), Kensington’s High Clarity privacy filter is one of the more “worth it” options. The big win is that it doesn’t feel like your monitor has been wrapped in a foggy screen — colours and legibility stay decent, and text doesn’t turn into a blurry mess the way cheaper filters sometimes do. At £70.84 ex‑VAT for a 24" 16:10, that’s not impulse-buy money, but it’s reasonable compared to the hassle of repeatedly asking people not to look at your screen.

That said, I’d only buy it if you’re actually going to use it day-to-day. Privacy filters cost you some brightness and will narrow the viewing angle, so if you’re doing design work, graphics, or you regularly share screens from the front, you may not like the trade-off. Also check you’re set on your exact monitor size/aspect — these things are picky, and a bad fit is when “privacy” becomes “annoyance.” Who it suits best: admin, finance, HR, anyone handling sensitive data in a semi-public workspace. Who should skip: teams doing colour-critical work, or anyone who needs wide viewing angles for meetings.