Scosche privaSEE Screen Protector for iPad 2 (FPD2P)

• 1 Privacy screen protector for iPad 2
• Polarized film helps keep your information protected
• 1 Pack
• 1 Privacy screen protector for iPad 2.
• Includes micro-fiber cleaning cloth
• Screen Protector for iPad

The Scosche privacy, excuse me, PrivaSEE filter is a great screen protector for your iPad 2. As far as being a privacy filter, it lacks severely. I have a different brand of privacy filter for my iPad 1 and it works extremely well. Unless you are within a small window in front of the iPad you can't see the screen whether they are holding the device landscape or portrait wise. The Scosche however only works when your holding it in portrait mode which, for me, I rarely do. Even when holding it in portrait, the window angle for actually seeing the screen is far greater than that of the other privacy filter that I own for my iPad 1. It doesn't "black-out" the screen, just merely blurs it. So people can still tell what you're doing, just not exactly what you're doing.

I wouldn't recommend this if you're looking for a privacy filter. They are all priced as much as this one, just look elsewhere and get a better quality one.

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For the money, I'd say it's overpriced. Right after I bought this, a brand-name company started advertising their privacy screen at a much more reasonable price. Too late for me.

But this works so I'm happy enough. Be advised this is only a 2 way filter which means it's most effective screen blurring is when you are using your iPad 2 in portrait mode, meaning folks to your left or right sides will have trouble seeing your screen when you are holding your iPad with the home button at the bottom.

It does not completely blacken out the screen the way some other privacy filters do. But it blurs your screen enough to make it difficult for nosy bodies to view your screen.

Would I recommend this? Totally, if the price were more competitive.

Final note, Amazon shipped this in a flat box which is needed because my previous attempts at buying a privacy filter did not work out because the vendor used bubble padded envelopes, not strong enough to prevent the post office from damaging the item. If you can ask ahead of time how the item is shipped, do so.