SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today international accessory design house Moshi released its Umbra privacy screen protector, designed for users who require absolute privacy while working on their MacBook. Moshi’s latest release is geared for professionals and creatives on the move who want to stay productive without worrying about people viewing the content on their screen.
“We’ve noticed a greater demand for products like privacy screen protectors in recent years. This is likely due to an increase in employees working remotely or in flexible work environments like hot-desking,” commented Spencer Pangborn, Director of Marketing at Moshi.
Umbra for MacBook Pro 13” and 15” provides screen privacy and protection without reducing visibility. Excellent for working on airplanes, trains and other public spaces, Umbra provides a narrow 50-degree viewing angle compared to most privacy screen protectors rated at a wider 60-degrees. Unlike other privacy screen protectors that require special fasteners or tabs, Umbra is easy to install, 100% bubble-proof, and can also be washed and reapplied repeatedly for long-term use.
Umbra's slim design means users can close their laptop without having to remove their privacy protector. It is also constructed with a blue light filter that ensures comfortable viewing by reducing blue light emission by up to 35%.
Umbra is available for Apple’s 13-inch MacBook for $64.95 and the 15-inch MacBook Pro 15 for $69.95.
About Moshi
Founded in San Francisco in 2005, Moshi is an international design house which produces premium accessories and electronics for modern living. Our roots in material sciences and engineering guides our in-house design team in creating simple yet sophisticated products to meet the evolving desires of the mobile lifestyle. A vast assortment of design-oriented items enables our customers to discover new ways to travel, work, and play without sacrificing style for functionality. With offices located in San Francisco, Taipei, Shanghai and Rotterdam, Moshi products are sold in over 70 countries around the world.