💻 14-Inch Widescreen Laptop Privacy Screen Filter; Anti-Glare Anti-Scratch Film; Protects Sensitive Confidential Data Review

I ordered it for my 13" Lenovo Yoga laptop. Everything looked fine at first, but after a week the adhesive lost its stability and part of the screen fell off, I tried To fix the screen, but the glue didn't work, it lost the glue.Waste of money.

This screen protector offers more privacy as claimed. Unfortunately there is no way to install it without removing the air bubbles. I've tried several times and each time it's worse. There are two ways to install the protection and I've done both. None of them make the screen better.

I use this product on my laptop for privacy when traveling. This screen isn't as "private" as some I've had in the past, you can still see the screen from the side. However for the price it offers enough privacy for my purposes, I would recommend it as good value for money if you don't want 100% privacy from anyone.

I couldn't get it to stay in place with the tabs. Instead, I had to stick it to the screen with the included double-sided tape. Once glued, it cannot be removed and refilled again and again. I can't wait for someone to improve this technology for laptops like they did for phones.

I previously had a 3M screen protector. It was old and needed replacing. This costs about a quarter of the price. I put them next to each other. Viewing angles, glare reduction and brightness were very similar between brands. It was a great purchase. My display has a bezel so I added plastic brackets to hold the screen protector in place. The adhesive on the plastic clips is very strong.

I use my laptop in grad school and had to buy a privacy screen. This is out of scope. The students on either side of me noticed that my computer was completely turned off! Of course, when someone is directly behind you, their effectiveness is limited, but the screen exceeded all my expectations.

Everything is fine. Don't expect to be able to use it on a touchscreen. If you really try, you will technically be able to do it, although it will be far from efficient. I used to typically use a touchscreen to navigate websites but had to make a decision that I needed more - I went for a screen protector because I like that it reduces glare and keeps my shared office private.

I had a 3M privacy screen before. It was old and needed replacing. This costs about a quarter of the price. I put them side by side. Viewing angles, glare reduction and brightness were very similar between brands. It was a great purchase. My display has a bezel so I added plastic brackets to hold the screen protector in place. The adhesive on the plastic clips is very strong.