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These are cute, but they don't stay stuck very long. Maybe a few months when used regularly. They are sized well, though. and the designs don't wear off before the adhesive does.

These are so tiny and fragile! Be sure you remove them from the plastic covering carefully! They are about the length of my finger tip (from the top to the first line) and flimsy thin. When you peel back the film covering, the stickiness you'll find is not very strong. It did stick to my computer. You can slide it open and shut easy enough. But I have my doubts that this will have a long life if you are opening and shutting it often. In this day and age when every one is on Zoom and Google Meet, you're going to need something more durable for a camera cover.If you even need one these days. But if you do, it sure looks better than a band-aid or a sticky note! I would recommend this most to someone who puts it on and rarely opens it for the longest life. At the currently listed price, they are running you 3.66 each. Overpriced and not the best value. The quality is fairly cheap.

You can cover up you computer or devices camera lens with a sticky note, so why get these?1) They are durable and easy to install, you should only need one per device.2) No sticky icky on your lens.3) Sliding door allows you to pick and choose when you want lens open.4) Decal makes it easy to tell if door is open or closed.So, it's really about price. If you find them at around $2 each, it's worth it. The only ding on these is the price point. On the day I wrote this review, a set of three was $11 - way too much. You can find ones just as good for half that price.

This style is different than others I've used. With this one, you better turn it over and open it so you can get it centered on your lens because you can't tell where that is from the front. And to do that, you have to take the adhesive off and slide it with a pencil tip or something small so you don't touch the sticky part. It looks nice on, but I prefer the style that has a circle you slide either way within the frame, and not this where you slide the entire cover over a frame with a circular cutout.

The product comes in a pack of three. As soon as I opened it, the first thing I noticed was it was too flimsy. But once installed, it is sliding easily and so far has not broken.However, my daughter's laptop, which she often closes and opens has already broken. You are better off buying a better quality of this product since these are not expensive.

These camera slides are incredibly light and fragile to the touch. Just picking one up to slide it over caused it to fall apart. I was able to put it back together but really, really flimsy. I understand that they need to be small and thin but this just doesn't work well enough to continue using.The adhesive is just OK, not really sticky, but it didn't fall off the second time I closed my chromebook.Bottom line: just not useful for its purpose

I have used many camera covers from this company and this one is the largest. I am using it on my desktop machine, which has a relatively large camera lens. Glad to find this cover! The glue is holding well (so far) and the cover is mostly doing its job.The slider fell off once, and I pushed it back on and everything still works. This sort of flimsiness is OK in an application where small/thiin is important. For this application I would prefer something more robust.I only took off one star because competing products are about the same.

These Laptop Camera Cover Slides do precisely what they are supposed to doexactly as you would expect them to, which will probably make for a boring review, but here goes...The covers themselves are very thin and small, so they stick out very little.Installing them is just like applying a sticker, you merely position oneover your computer, laptop, or tablet's camera, then press gently into place.Because the lenses of the built-in camera are really tiny, the only trouble you mightencounter with these is aligning the two small apertures.My suggestion is you find the person you know with the steadiest hands,then ask them to put your lens cover in place for you.However, even if you miss the 1st time, if you peel and re-stick a cover quickly, you can simply reposition it.The adhesive is not so strong that you can't simply peel it off, yet it appears to stay in place securely.When the time comes to use your camera, you simply slide it open, then slide it closed when you're done.The 3 pack is obviously nice because most homes have multiple devices or multiple people,each with their own computer, laptop, or tablet.Personally, I am a big fan of covering my computers' cameras and these are way WAY betterin terms of looks and function than an upside down sticky note.Basically, if you are looking for a simple, affordable, old school, bulletproof way of securing yourcomputer's internal webcam, these sliding covers are a simple, effective, and affordable way to do it.