StarTech.com 4-Way 12.3in Surface Pro 4/5/6/7/7+ Privacy Screen Filter, Portrait/Landscape, Touch-Enabled, +/- 30��
Quick tech specs
- Effective in portrait or landscape; +/- 30° view angle
- Self-adhesive application for secure one-time application
- 4-way privacy screen for 12.3-inch Surface Pro shields the display from the sides to prevent visual eavesdropping; For 4/5/6/7 and 7+ models
- Exact fit screen protector won't interfere w/sensors/camera/speaker- s; Computer privacy filter supports touch functionality for an interactive experience
- Security screen blocks up to 51% of blue light; Anti-glare finish
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This Privacy Screen for 12.3-inch Surface Pro 4, 5, 6, 7, and 7+ models smoothly transitions from a clear view to an obscured screen beyond the intended viewing angle, significantly enhancing visual privacy in office or public environments. The anti-glare matte finish helps to reduce reflections in glare-prone environments and provides additional screen protection with a scratch and fingerprint-resistant coating.
4-Way Privacy and Touch Support
The security filter ensures optimal privacy in portrait or landscape orientations when viewed beyond 30° from the center, covering a total visible area of 60°. It supports touchscreen input and gestures, preserving the interactive experience of a Surface Pro while maintaining the confidentiality of on-screen content.
Installation
The screen protector is compatible with the 12.3"" Surface Pro 4, 5, 6, 7, and 7+ models and features a precise fit that does not interfere with the display, camera, or speakers. The included installation kit and step-by-step instructions allow for a one-time application to the computer screen.
Blue Light Reduction
This Blue Light Reduction Privacy Shield reduces eye strain and improves visual comfort by blocking 40% - 51% of the blue light emitted from the display (in the 380nm - 480nm wavelength range). Symptoms of digital eye strain, such as headaches, dry eyes, and blurred vision, can be alleviated by using blue-light filtering privacy screens.