Kensington MagPro Magnetic Privacy Screen Filter for Monitors 34” (21:9)

Product Overview

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For £189 ex-VAT, this Kensington 34” MagPro privacy screen is the kind of purchase you make when you *really* need side-to-side visual blocking and you’re willing to pay for it. Kensington’s advantage is usually fit/finishing and the fact it’s designed to sit neatly and stay put in a real office environment. If you’ve got an ultrawide (21:9), this is also the “doesn’t look aftermarket” option compared to generic magnetic covers that can sit slightly off and feel flimsy.

Who it suits: anyone handling sensitive data in open-plan spaces, call centres, or offices with lots of foot traffic where people glance at screens. The magnetic mounting tends to be quicker than flimsy clamp solutions, and you don’t want a privacy filter that’s constantly being re-seated. Who should avoid it: if your priority is crisp image quality (privacy films can reduce contrast/brightness and add viewing quirks), or if you often share your screen at angles—privacy filters inevitably trade some usability for security. Also, if you’re tight on budget, it’s worth comparing against cheaper alternatives for whether your use-case truly demands “proper” privacy, because this isn’t a casual purchase.