Nisorpa Acoustic Desktop Privacy Divider 40”x12” Raw Clamp-On Acoustic Partition Reduce Noise and Visual Distractions Sound Absorbing Privacy Panel for Home Offices Libraries Classroom

Adds to reducing echo and sound absorption measures in my home office. Easy to install and sturdy. Placed it behind the monitor, which also helped with light adjustments

I bought this for my home office shared between my girlfriend and myself. It does slightly reduce the noise if one of us is on a call but it is still loud. I think I would need a larger one or multiple to help significantly.

I am working from home, my desk faces the living room and I wanted to make it look less chaotic. So, this desk divider works well across the back of my desk to hide the computer and all of the cables.

The product is great, really good for the job and great quality but it has three important parts missing. Struggling to find someone to contact to get these bits sent on.

This arrives sealed in a grey plastic bag measuring approx just over 1m x just under 31cm x 1cm, except for one little bump where the clamp on bits are in the bag.This is a bit flexible along it's length, so with more clamps you could attach it to a slightly curved edge.It wouldn't do a tight curve though.As well as the divider, you get a small bag containing 2 glue on clamps.There are no instructions with them, but there are in the product information fairly far down the product page to show you how to put them together & glue them to your desktop.As I don't want to glue things to my desktop I have ordered alternative clamps in a different style (& got 4 so I can follow the curve of my desktop).This is way too small really to work as any sort of privacy screen if there is someone else on the other side, & if you use a laptop on a stand, it will stick above the top of the screen.This means if you are looking straight ahead when talking, there is a good chance you will be talking right over the top of the screen too.It is worth using a tape measure to double check this divider will be high enough for what you want - add 1.5cm for the gap at the bottom where it sits in the stand, so the top edge will be approx 31.5cm up from the surface you attach it to.If it's positioned correctly, it does help to absorb some sound though & helps to absorb a little from whatever is the other side.It has cut down a little of the echo in my room, so it has some use, but in no way is this as effective as proper acoustic panels would be.It's a darkish grey with a thin sort of compressed fibre coating on the harder foam sort of centre, so fluff/dust likes to stick to it, but works well if you want to use it as a pin boardIt's stiff enough to stand up in 2 clips, but slim & lightweight enough to be easy to store if you want to take it down sometimes.

I needed something to keep the sun off the back of my laptop and monitor. This was ideal. It’s not sturdy but it’s light weight and stands on the desk without needing to attach it to anything. Pleased with it for my purposes. If you want something more robust, this isn’t for you.