StarTech.com 24-inch 16:9 Anti-Blue Light Filter, BlueLight Screen Filter for 24in Computer Monitor, Reduces Eye Strain, Dual Mounting Options, TAA Compliant

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If you’re working in an office where lights are harsh (or you do a lot of late shifts) this type of anti‑blue filter can genuinely make things feel a bit more comfortable. For £40 ex‑VAT, it’s priced like a “nice-to-have” rather than a full-on premium display upgrade, so it’s best for people who want incremental eye comfort without changing monitors. The dual mounting is also a practical plus if your monitor setup isn’t totally standard—you’re less likely to end up with a fiddly fit.

That said, I wouldn’t expect miracles. These filters can slightly dull the image and reduce perceived contrast/colour vibrancy, and “reduces eye strain” is very individual—if your strain is caused by glare, poor seating, bad brightness/contrast, or needing glasses, the film won’t fix the root cause. Also, note the category you gave is privacy filters; if you’re buying specifically for privacy, make sure this model actually does what you need from a viewing-angle standpoint, because “anti‑blue” and “privacy” aren’t the same job. Buy it if comfort matters more than image fidelity and your monitor is a standard 24-inch; skip it if you’re colour-sensitive (design, photo/video) or you like a clean, unmodified display.