StarTech.com Lenovo X13 Yoga Gen 4 Bright Privacy Screen Filter with Touch, Flip-Over, 75% Light Transmittance, Anti-Glare Privacy Filter, +/- 30 Deg. View Angle

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If you’re buying this for the right reason—privacy in open-plan offices—this kind of flip-over privacy screen is a decent, budget-friendly pick. At ~£38 ex-VAT, it’s in the “worth trying” bracket rather than the “you’d better be precise and careful” bracket. The anti-glare and the bright-visibility intent (not just a dark privacy tint) matter day-to-day: you shouldn’t feel like you’re working behind a dim film, especially in normal UK office lighting. For people doing finance, HR, dev work with sensitive credentials, or anyone who regularly types with colleagues nearby, it’s a practical layer of protection without getting into expensive hardware-level solutions.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you use your Lenovo X13 Yoga Gen 4 in a lot of varied positions. These privacy filters can be fussier than standard screen protectors: the “best” view angle is limited, and touch/flip behavior can feel less seamless depending on how the screen’s surface interacts with the film. If you’re in a bright, high-glare environment, the anti-glare helps, but privacy filters generally trade some clarity for security. In short: great value for straightforward office privacy, not ideal if you rely heavily on touch precision from many angles or you’re very picky about screen sharpness.