🔒 Enhance Privacy on Your 27" Apple Thunderbolt Monitor with 3M Privacy Filter (PFMAP003) Review

So my problems with this product, perhaps due to the fact that it was used, was that there was already a bead of glue on the screen, so lint and other things stuck to it, so I had to use tape to hold it on the monitor. Another issue is that it doesn't turn completely black when viewed from the side. The other problem is that because it doesn't sit perfectly flat on the monitor, you get little halos of things on your desktop, which isn't a big deal but may be an issue for some. And be aware that

I've had it for about a year now. I like it, except for one small flaw. The supplied adhesive strips are not very sticky. This is great if you don't want the screen to be on all the time. But when it does, it hurts. No matter how many hours you tap the screen, it keeps popping up. Buy double-sided tape. If you don't want to use the full width, carefully cut it in half with scissors. The double-sided tape works even better than the one that comes with it, and it also doesn't leave a sticky…

Bought this to use in my office at work. I liked that you could choose a glossy or matte side. The glossy side is even more reflective than the iMac glass, so I tried sticking it with the matte side out. This reduced some of the reflections I could see on my screen from the window behind me. The filter offers a 60 degree view when sitting front and center. Outside the 60-degree range, the filter makes the screen a bit darker, but you can still easily make out what you're looking at. At a…