Review on Lilware Dashboard Transparent Miscellaneous Equipment by Mardrequs Dorsey

The pictures in the ad are clearly written early, it is inaccurate! The ad also talks about translucency at the end, which is true. They are filled from end to end with small shaped bubbles; It's like looking into an aquarium with rows and rows of floating bubbles. Bubbles are useless in my opinion and many users may find them acceptable in their situation and these pads WILL be effective as sticky pads so I have no qualms about that. In my app I need a cleanup and this doesn't, so mine comes back. If it weren't for the bubbles they would be just what I needed, for those who don't care, they work great as non-slip surfaces. [Addendum: Some may wonder why I came back for this? When placed on a dashboard, the bubbles cause sunlight to be refracted when the dashboard is (fully or partially) empty. Each bubble is capable of refracting its own sunbeam at the angle at which it hits the driver or passenger, which is way too many possibilities for me (about 700± possibilities). Even the bubble-free end of the pad is shiny enough to crack, but that's just a break for this area, while the bubbles are round and each can have many angles. Of course, if something keeps getting stuck, or even better, if it closes the page completely, then this reflection thing is a moot point. Wearing polarized (anti-reflective) glasses or sunglasses helps counteract this effect]