ReFocus Freestanding Noise Reducing Acoustic Room Divider - 23.6" x 66" Office Partition Panel in Cool Gray | Stand-Alone Soundproof Workspace Divider for Home Office, Conference Rooms & Open Plan Spaces

Just as many this year, we have to spend more time working from home. We were sharing the same room as our home office and it became clear that we distract each other, so bought this 3 panel divider. So what can I say after a few weeks? Let me review step by step.1. How does it look? Actually it looks pretty good. It has that professional office look, sets the right mood. Definitely doesn't look cheap.2. Quality. Good. The panels stand firm, they material is sturdy enough to stay upright but you can punch pins into it easily. The zippers worked fine. Can't complain.3. The "Acoustic" part. Frankly, the panels alone might not be enough. They block sound to some degree, but they don't absorb it and obviously if sound can get around the divider - it will. So if you want to reduce noise, you should consider putting some sound absorbing materials all around - on the floor, walls and ceiling, not just rely solely on this divider.4. Price. Definitely feels expensive. But it's not like there are plenty of better and cheaper alternatives around.Finally, the most important part ... Is it a good value and do I feel satisfied? The answer is yes, definitely. At the end of the day we've noticed that the panels did help to focus and reduce distraction. I think a big part of that is that it blocks the view and creates a sense of privacy. Also, it seems to stop other people from trying to distract. So overall it did help. Regarding the sound ... We put foam panels on one side of the dividers, a thick rug on the floor and a few sound absorbing panels on the walls and while we can still hear each other, it's definitely much better than it used to. So as long as you have to share space and can afford this amount, it does make a difference in a positive way.