StarTech.com 12.4 Surface Privacy Screen

Enhance your Surface Laptop Go's screen with the StarTech.com 4-Way 12.4in Privacy Screen Filter. Designed specifically for the Surface Laptop Go 1/2/3, this filter provides a perfect fit for 12.4" displays, offering privacy and protection. With its adhesive installation, the filter stays in place without leaving any residue. It's crafted to reduce up to 51% of harmful blue light, thereby minimizing eye strain during extended use. The matte finish and anti-glare properties ensure a clear view under various lighting conditions, while the touch-enabled design allows for uninterrupted use of your device's touchscreen features. Whether you're working in public spaces or simply want to protect your screen from scratches and fingerprints, this privacy screen filter is an essential accessory for your Surface Laptop Go. - Manufacturers part numbers: StarTech.com_|124SL-PRIVACY-SCREEN

• REDUCE EYE STRAIN: Surface privacy screen protector blocks up to 51% of blue light, helping to reduce digital eye strain and improve visual comfort during prolonged use; 60% light transmittance for improved screen readability
• SELF-ADHESIVE APPLICATION: Includes full installation kit and instructions for one-time application directly to the computer screen for a secure and long-lasting fit
• 4-WAY PRIVACY AND TOUCH SUPPORT: Security shield maintains privacy within a range of +/- 30 degrees from the center in both portrait and landscape modes; Touch-enabled privacy filter ensures an interactive experience while safeguarding on-screen content
• FOR 12.4-INCH SURFACE LAPTOP GO: Privacy shield designed to fit 12.4-inch Surface Laptop Go 1/2/3; Exact fit will not interfere with the camera, sensors around the display, or speakers; Screen protector with anti-glare matte finish
• PROTECT SENSITIVE VISUAL DATA: 4-way privacy screen for 12.4" Surface Laptop Go featuring Micro-louver technology that obscures the view outside a 60-degree viewing angle; Keep confidential data private and prevent visual eavesdropping in public spaces