Privacy Screen Protector Fingerprint Sensor Not Working

I love my paper like screen protector, but I wish a privacy screen protector was available.

Its a nice screen protector for your Ninja V. Goes on easily, seems to be fingerprint resistant at least.

I ordered this filter for my monitor to make it easier for my eyes having to stare at the screen all day at work. As a bonus for me is the fact that it IS a privacy filter, so people can't just look over and see what I'm working on. Especially useful when I'm working with our credit card information or other sensitive items. If there is anything wrong with it, it's just that because it is for so large a screen, even when I'm looking at it straight on, the corners get a little blurred from the privacy filter aspect.

perfect for screen privacy and sun shielding.

Love the ease of installation and having a screen that stays fingerprint free.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really nice laptop. The only thing its missing is a fingerprint sensor, otherwise perfect. Thanks for making great hardware for our nonprofit!

It's got a great grip and the lens mount feels very strong and tight. The fingerprint sensor is easier to find with it. The infinite display looks its full size, an even though it's protected with a raised bezel at the top and bottom, now I feel I need a screen cover as well.

I used these with a sensor cleaning solution to clean the sensor in my Pen Pl1. I was able to remove the fingerprint smudge with one pass. I made me a cardboard wand approximately the size of my sensor, attach the Pec pad to it with a rubber band, placed a few drops of the cleaning solutions on the tip, and wipe across the sensor gently to remove the smudge.

If you have an Apple chip laptop (I own a MacBook Air M1 2020), and you use an external screen (yes, a 2012 Apple Thunderbolt 27 monitor), then this keyboard is a must. I will never get used to the more compact keyboards without the numeric keypad and extra buttons, but most importantly this keyboard has a magic fingerprint sensor identical to the one on your laptop, so you can close the laptop-that-never-heats-up and enjoy all the perks of logins, password and authorizations using the fingerprint sensor. At $179 it is on the pricy side, but I value not needing a cable and the sensor, so overall very much worth it.

We were deciding between the Logitech vs the Apple keyboard. Liked the idea of the fingerprint sensor on the apple but I’m glad we chose the Logitech for it’s backlighting, nice key action and overall quality feel.