13.3 Inch Laptop Privacy Screen for 16:10 Computer Monitor, Anti Glare Blue Light Filter Protector, Removable 13" Security Shield Compatible with Lenovo Hp Dell Acer Asus Thinkpad Envy Xps

This product is working well for me. I was a little leary after having to return a screen protector from a different company and, so far, am very happy with this one. There are two installation options and I chose the stick-on option. After watching the video, installation was easy. I appreciate that extra double-sided sticky tabs were included, as well as two sets of the mounts for the slide-in option in case I need a redo at a later time. I wanted the screen so I can work on my laptop while traveling and privacy from an angle is excellent. When looking straight at the screen, the protector casts a slight shadow so I needed to boost up the brightness. There's no interference from the screen when closing my laptop.

I always forget it's on because of how well it works! My friend is always telling me that they think I'm just playing with a turned off laptop as well. The fit works really well and you can both secure it with stickers to the screen itself or you can slot it on with stickers attached to the sides. I like to use it when I serve customers at work.

The screen is a good privacy screen, but installation on my laptop was impossible. It has transparent side mount strips and a double-sided sticker to attach the privacy screen to the laptop screen. The Transparent side mount tabs don't stick, so they are useless. The double-sided stickers are virtually impossible to use because you cannot easily peel the back part of the sticker off to affix the privacy screen to the monitor. As a result, I have this decent privacy screen with no good way to affix it to my laptop. In other words, it's useless. I'd look for another product. This one is not ready for prime time.

I’ve had the screen privacy protector for quite some time and have put it through a good amount of views, for the value, I believe it is quite adequate. It fits well, and it protects my screen, but the only minor downside is the use of the sticky material to attach it to the screen, leaving gaps in between the screen and my actual computer screen. Overall, if you’re looking for privacy and protection, this is a fantastic purchase.

Although applied correctly, it acts as a filter set in place by plastic ridges stuck to your laptop screen panel by an adhesive. Application takes merely 10 minutes and is easy with the instructions.As for the privacy it doesn't fully hide what a person would see when sitting beside you, imagine the screen only acts as a physical brightness reducer when looked on at an angle, as if you're viewing the screen at a bit above the lowest brightness setting. Though normal text is hard to make out, bold text and above are easy to read from the privacy angle unless you physically lower your PC brightness to half where it actually is near impossible to make out any data on your screen.The actual effect it has when using it is that you'll notice a reflection on the screen as equal of that of your phone screen when turned off. Dark screens will show you reflection and light sources will glare on the screen to where steaks of light can be seen at the corners of your screen depending on light intensity. It also darkens your PC screen by I'd say 10% of your PC's brightnessThe good thing is that it can be taken on and off, for laptops at least, the other options opt to be stuck by other adhesion sticker tools in the package. So using this screen shouldn't be a permanent solution tovbe left on your device since it actually lowers your screen's capabilities. If you were looking for that then this isn't a product for you if you're picky on the brightness effect.

1. The screen protector is about 1-2 millimeters shorter than the height and width of the Dell Inspiration Plus 7260.2. The installation turned out to be rather challenging. Since the protector is not fixed by a big adhesive (but rather, the application of small double-sided tape on the corners OR using the plastic pad to create walls around your screen artificially), there is not any sort of bubbling issue. However, if you use double-sided tape, it leaves dark spots on the screen. Or if you use the bevel, the protector would slide inside your screen due to the size mismatch.3. The protector's privacy is honestly questionable. To achieve so-called privacy, it would require a near 180-degree view. PLUS, it doesn't prevent people standing behind you from looking at the screen.

This is the same style of privacy filter that has existed for decades, which was designed for monitors with bezels in mind. The resin being that if you go with the slide in plastic clip method of application, you can flip it over and use it as a glare screen or even remove it entirely if you are collaborating with someone on something.The double back tape the provide as a workaround for laptops with no bezels, despite not having tried to use it, I would not recommend. These were not designed to be used in that way and it is a workaround.Additionally if the monitor is still too visible at the rated 30 degree angle, you should be adjusting you display brightness to the minimum that is visible and comfortable to read. This will make the display less visible on the edges of the privacy zone.Hope these tips help!

It was easy to apply and nothing was missing. I also enjoy that I can use this anywhere and since I am working in the mental health field it is helpful for my job.