Cover

Really simple to fit, reposition-able too! Covers lens completely and just a swipe to reveal. A bargain for the price...I think it will be a very long time before I get through all six covers!PS These are very slim and don't affect my surface laptop closing at all.

Main reason for purchase was to cover laptop cameras as concerned about web security/hackers. They are really easy to fit, appear of good quality (expect to last) and do their job perfectly. My laptop uses face recognition so I use it everyday and it glides easily back and forth. I have bought a second pack since my first purchase as I was very happy with them and wanted to make sure my colleagues could benefit from them too. Before these I used dot stickers (the ones used on yearly wall planners) but these covers are so much more practical. My only complaint is I feel they are a little over priced for what they are, that said, I haven’t broke the bank and I feel more at ease now so yes I would recommend this product.

Personally I can’t bother too much with overseas camera hackers getting access to our private lives - they would be bored to death pretty soon. Moreover, we do have Apple equipment only, which I continue to think is a bit more protected given the frequent operating system updates.Either way, my opinions don’t matter as the missus thinks differently. And so far preferred to protect our privacy by putting un-aesthetic sticky notes over the camera’s. The chemicals of the glue for sure aren’t supportive to the protective screen film around - it already has started to wear and get hazy around one of the camera, which in turn slashes the re-sale value of an not so cheap MacbookThen I stumbled upon this elegant, analog camera shutter solution. It’s almost to too simple. But it does the job mostly. Importantly, these sliding covers are thin, so you can fold you laptop MacBook and keep them in place. They are easy to operate and look semi professional i.e. part of the equipment. Moreover, for a small price we got 6 of these covers, so we ended up with a decent stock for several years to go. Perhaps my wife will use one of these on her phone as well.The drawbacks are;i.) it still needs to be glued on you screen representing a risk to your screen film.ii.) its takes a little effort and fiddling to put them in place in a straight manner.iii.) depending on your type of hardware, part of the cover will hide the recording-indicator light next to the camera. So you might not now it’s recording unless the cover is closediv.) I structurally forget that the cover is closed. This, at the start fo conference calls, always leads to flurry of panic that my equipment of wifi is not working.ii. ) it obviously only works for build-in screen cameras and mobile phones, not loose USB camera’s.

Don't want to be negative. I think this does the job well. But unfortunately, I would not recommend laptops like Dell XPS 13 where the camera is located in a very thin layer of the screen.The product is bulkier than I expected, and the adhesion is not great. It's not that it falls apart, but something more position when I open and close the camera. And for my XPS laptop it's just not practical. The lit wouldn't close.

Simple device that provides a physical slide to go over you laptop aperture.Zuckerberg, Bezos, Apple and Google can hack your camera, but they'll see 4-call if the aperture is covered!Ideal lo-tech solution to an idiocracy governed by (anti)social media.Also great fun to slowly slide across while snowflakes and virtue-signallers are having a fit on discourse channels as simple common sense begins to sink in and their two functioning brain cells go TILT!I also recommend turning off Alexa, Cortana, Google Assistant and Siri. They're all spying devices and you social-media dullards lap it up like manna from heaven and then extol: "Oh gosh! I was just thinking about buying a tin of Swedish Surströmming and look what popped up by complete coincidence when I opened Google! Yayyyy!"Anyway, I hadn't intended to write this much of a review for such a small value product but as you're forced to - even though the product is quite clearly a "does what it says on the tin" item - and, as I had a couple of minutes on my hands, I decided to write this.Anyway, got to dash, I'm off to mine some salt from the tears of UK remoaners. My word they're salty even 2 days after Brexit!Toodle-pip!

I have bought a protective glass for my echo spot with privacy camera cover. The standard one that came with protective glass quality was poor and the camera cover was in pieces after a couple of trials on the first day. removed it and added the COOLOO cover instead; works perfectly and because a lot easier to slide.

I was actually quite surprised at how good these little slide covers are. Some of the reviews were a little luke-warm but I have been very pleased with them. If you have large stumpy hands like mine, they could be a little tricky to fix in the right place but I found that using a small pair of tweezers made it very easy. I have them fixed on two laptops and also my OnePlus 3T phone. They have all been on for about a week now and they have been in use as well. They are firmly stuck on and have shown no signs of looseness or moving.I had to cut a section out of my screen protector on the 3T to get the camera cover in place but once in place it has been fine. The phone has been in and out of my back trousers pocket all week and the cover has stayed firmly in place all the time. I thoroughly recommend them.

These are great for laptops but I find I keep losing the entire thing or the just the slider part due to constant in and out of pocket which is bound to happen so would only recommend on laptops if you want to get the full long-term benefit from them.