Fellowes 23.8" PrivaScreen Blackout Widescreen Privacy Filter Monitor Screen

Stop worrying about prying eyes viewing your confidential work. The Fellowes Privascreen is the essential tool for securing your 23.8in monitor in any office or public space. While you maintain a perfectly crystal-clear view from the front, our advanced blackout filter ensures anyone attempting to view from a wide 30 degree side angle will see only a black screen. It is the simple, powerful layer of security that gives you the confidence to focus on your sensitive documents without worry.This durable screen is built for both protection and convenience. It acts as a robust monitor protector, reliably shielding your valuable 23.8in display from daily wear, scratches, and distracting fingerprints. Sharing your screen with colleagues is made easy thanks to two flexible attachment methods. Choose between the secure double-sided adhesive strips or the innovative Quick Reveal Tabs, which allow you to quickly remove and reattach the filter.Prioritise your long-term comfort and eye health. The ... - Manufacturers part number: 4816901

• MADE WITH RECYCLED CONTENT: Made 55% post-consumer recycled content. Packaged in sustainably sourced, 99% recyclable, reduced plastic packaging
• LONG LASTING PROTECTION: Provides protection against scratches and fingerprints. Reversable matt side helps reduce glare and help prevent eye strain. Built to last with 5-year limited warranty.
• EASY TO ATTACH: Quick Reveal Tabs enable you to easily attach and remove your filter to screen share with friends or colleagues, in either portrait or landscape mode. Alternatively, use the double sided adhesive strips for a semi-permanent option.
• HOW IT WORKS: Whilst maintaining a crystal clear screen from the front, the Fellowes blackout privacy filter darkens your screen when viewed from the side, with a total blackout at 30 degrees, to protect your on screen content simply and easily.
• PROTECT YOUR DATA: Stay GDPR & NIS2 Compliant. Protect your on-screen content, where ever you work, from ""shoulder surfing"" (a passerby capturing sensitive information on your screen either visually or using technology).