Kensington 2-Way Removable Privacy Screen Filters For Monitors 27" 16:9

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

At just under £1k ex-VAT, Kensington’s 27" 2‑way removable privacy screen is a “buy it if you really need it” product. It’s the kind of thing that makes sense in open-plan offices, shared desks, or any role where you’re regularly working with sensitive data (finance, HR, legal, support case notes) and you want to reduce shoulder-surfing without overhauling your whole environment. Kensington is usually solid on fit and day-to-day usability, and the removable angle is genuinely useful: you’re not committing your monitor permanently, and you can swap it out if you change screens or redeploy equipment.

That said, I wouldn’t recommend it as a blanket purchase for everyone. Two-way filters can affect usability—things like brightness/contrast changes and the fact that sharing your screen with colleagues standing off-axis becomes less convenient. If your workforce is mostly in private offices, or if you only sometimes deal with sensitive information, this spend is hard to justify compared with lighter alternatives (physical positioning, proper screen arrangements, or policy/awareness measures). In short: great fit for targeted high-sensitivity teams and environments where people sit near each other; overkill for general office work where the privacy gain isn’t worth the cost and the slight viewing trade-offs.