Car Rear Window Sunshade Protection Review

Just a few questions really. Suction cups will not leave anyone indifferent in the hot summer in Georgia. Although I feel like it's inevitable. You stay good enough for me to be happy. Another thing is that you can't see through it that well. To be honest, it doesn't bother me. You can see shapes and things behind you, so as far as I'm concerned it's fine. Happy with it for the price.

Screen works well when left in place. The lampshade arrived with a slightly deformed suction cup that did not stay in place. Finally, I placed the cup in the boiling water to soften it, then used the book to press it down until it cooled. It's finally holding up, but with two cups split I don't get a chance to drive even with the window slightly open as the wind blows down the blinds. Air conditioning just for me with a curtain on the window. If it had 3 or 4 suction cups and a reflective…

For my hatchback (Prius '14) they are not strict enough. If you tilt the window, don't look at it directly through the shadow when it's moving the most. At an angle, the shift is much less, so I've only seen cars with their headlights on at night. Otherwise I saw almost nothing. Other than that, it seems really well made. The suction cups hold well and are easy to assemble. I have given it to a friend to try on her car with a more vertical window but have not had any feedback from her yet.

I really liked this product because we needed something to cover our little one's eyes in our sedan - the shade fits nicely in our rear window ( Subaru Legacy), but the suction doesn't last more than a few minutes. I've tried cleaning the windshield with rubbing alcohol, Vindex, and a microfiber cloth. I also wet the suction cups and dried them with a shaping hair dryer as recommended by the manufacturer but to no avail. Unfortunately, this product is not suitable.

I wasn't impressed that the suction cups weren't sewn in and they fell off a few times when trying to attach them. Then I realized that this is the perfect option. Fits my 2012 Prius rear window frame without the use of suction cups! It feels like it was made specifically for this car and is holding up very well. However, due to the tilt of the Prius rear window, I can't see out of the rear window when it's in place, but I planned to use it when needed on long drives and rarely, if ever, while…

I was looking for a screen for my driver's door window. Most of them are so tiny that they barely cover 1/3 of the window, then you have to decide which part of the window you want to cover. The small size of this window covers my driver's window perfectly. It's big enough that you can see inside to use the side mirror, which may be an issue for some people. You can see through it, but you have to be a little more careful to make sure you see everything that's inside before making any sudden…

Just received the rear window blind. It's slightly larger in length and width, but that's okay because it covers almost the entire window, while the next smaller size only covers the top and bottom, not the sides. I wanted this to not only provide shade for my furry creatures but also help with the things I put in my back as they heat up so quickly whether they are in an insulated bag or not. I love that the rings are very easy to squeeze to suck in and pull to pop out. Since the rings are more

The position of the suction cups and the shape of the rear window can determine how well this sun visor suits you. There are only two suction cups, and they're on opposite ends of the screen but in the middle of the shorter sides. If your windshield is tilted at a slight angle, the shadow on the glass will be along the bottom edge. This can create a large gap along the top edge. Installing four suction cups, one in each corner, solves this problem and makes the product more suitable for all…