Kensington MagPro Elite Magnetic Privacy Screen Filter for Surface Laptop Studio

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If you’ve got a Surface Laptop Studio and you genuinely need privacy in open-plan offices, this is the kind of “it just works” accessory you’ll appreciate. Kensington’s magnetic privacy screens are usually well thought out for alignment and day-to-day handling, and at **£76.43 ex-VAT** it sits in the “reasonable for a brand-name fit” bracket rather than the bargain-bin territory. It’s a decent spend if your team does client calls in shared spaces or you regularly handle sensitive work and don’t want prying eyes in peripheral sightlines.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it on pure budget grounds. Privacy filters can slightly reduce brightness/clarity and add another surface-to-manage on a screen you already paid a premium for—some people end up tolerating it, others hate the trade-off. If your workflow is mostly private spaces, or you’re picky about display sharpness/colour, you may regret the impact more than the privacy benefit. It’s best for businesses with frequent “working in public” scenarios; less compelling for quiet desks, home-only setups, or anyone who uses the screen for colour-critical work.