Webcam Cover (3 Pack), 0.03 inch Ultra Thin Laptop Camera Cover Slide for iPhone iPad MacBook Pro Computer iMac Cell Phone PC Accessories Camera Blocker Slider, Great for Privacy - Black

I've had a couple of brands of these that haven't lasted. These ones have been great. I use them on my iPhone front camera- no case to protect them and I throw it in my pockets, backpacks, etc multiple times per day. The first one lasted maybe 3- 4 mo until the slider part popped off. Current one has been on at least 6 weeks. I can't be mad at them- I'm really rough on my phone and they don't slide around. Would definitely repurchase these!

My laptop was having some weird issue where my camera was being turned on by itself every once in a while. I didn't want to have it be a privacy issue so I bought these. They work really well for their intended purpose. They adhere to the laptop easily and stay put. Being able to slide the cover to use the camera when I needed instead of just covering it with a sticker is so much easier and convenient. I've used all three stickers on different types of laptops and they all have fit just fine! Definitely recommend these for piece of mind.

Exactly what we needed to cover the cameras on our phones. These are so easy to use - stick on and then they slide open when you want to use your camera and slide shut when you don't.

The media could not be loaded. They work, but they're also hard to handle, flimsy, and easily break. I reccomend using tweezers to handle these things. Cant complain on the size or amount as it literally states on the item that its .3 inches and ultra thin, plus you only get 3.As for blocking the actual camera itself..Yeah, it works. Its solid and will cover the camera, so i dont need to take it off my pc now at least. Fits fine on my logitech.Only 4 stars though as yeah its fine, but when i went to put one on my dads camera the cover popped off the slider while i was taking the back off and now i cant find it, so i only got to use two. For 4 bucks i feel like we should've gotten more than just 3 of these things, and i dont wanna spend another 4 getting one just to put on my phone. If you want these, get the 6 or 9 pack just to be safe.Otherwise yeah, i reccomend this.

I had been using black electrical tape to cover my laptop web cam when not in use and wanted something more convenient. The size of these covers works perfectly.

The camera covers worked really well on my MacBook and the front camera of my iPad. They were easy to install and provided good coverage when closed.However, for my iPhone’s front camera, it didn’t work as well. I was able to install it, but when using Face ID to unlock the phone or make Apple Pay transactions, it caused too much friction.Sliding the cover to reveal the camera leaves a small piece of plastic over the lens, which interferes with Face ID recognition.So while I appreciate the design and functionality on other devices, it didn’t work for me on the iPhone. I’m giving it three stars in hopes that future designs improve this issue.

This camera cover is very good. But it is not made to fit perfectly on iPhone 16 pro max camera.

Let me take you back to the beginning. The moment of purchase. There I was, riding high on a dopamine wave of productivity. I'd just reorganized my bookmarks, unsubscribed from emails I hadn't opened in years, and—because I have ADHD—suddenly became convinced that my webcam was the enemy. The solution? Webcam covers. Simple. Minimal. Safe.Enter the Yilador Webcam Cover (3 Pack), 0.03 inch Thin.They promised sleek protection, universal fit, subtle elegance. They whispered of privacy, control, the kind of small detail that silently screams “I’ve got my life together.” I was sold.The moment they arrived, I knew I had made a terrible mistake.Each cover was roughly the size of a flea with a gym membership. So thin, so weightless, I thought the envelope might be empty. I peeled the first one off the backing and immediately lost it. Gone. Not on the desk, not in the carpet. Just gone. It may still be orbiting my apartment. It may have returned to the quantum vacuum from whence it came.I moved on—already sweating—only to find the second one had no intention of sticking to any of my three laptops. Not the matte finish, not the glossy bezel, not even the flat aluminum on the MacBook. It slid around like a drunk snail, then lifted off completely, like it too rejected the life I was trying to build.Undeterred, I tried the third. Surely, I thought, this one will stay. Reader, it did not. It lasted just long enough to look like it was working, then popped off the next time I opened the lid. It clung to the opposite screen like it had been exiled from its homeland.And here’s the kicker: even when “successfully” applied, the design is so minuscule that it’s nearly impossible to operate without tweezers and the patience of a monk. You want to slide it open to use your camera? Hope you enjoy finger gymnastics and disappointment. I felt like I was playing Operation but with my laptop’s dignity on the line.Within 20 minutes, I had transitioned from excitement to confusion to fury to existential doubt.Is it me?Is my hardware too modern? Too obsolete?Do I just not deserve privacy?Eventually, I gave up and slapped a piece of painter’s tape over my webcam.Is it elegant? No.Does it work? Flawlessly.Will it rip off some screen coating in six months? Probably.But at least it stays on.I want to believe these covers might work for someone. Someone with an ultra-flat, perfectly clean device and the fine motor skills of a watchmaker. Someone who doesn’t drop things or breathe too hard while aligning stickers. But for the rest of us?This is not the way.So now I carry the lesson. I carry the weight. I carry the memory of that night, hunched over my laptop in dim light, trying to convince a glorified plastic eyelash to stick to my machine like it owed me something.It did not.It never did.