🦩 DPIST Flamingos Car Windshield Sun Shade: Ultimate Protection to Keep Your Vehicle Cool and Sunburn-Free Review

My window protection is just over 14 months old. The color is badly faded. The suction cups fell off in the first month and I cannot use them as they have been lost.

I really like the picture on the sunscreen. It's a bit big for my windshield but I still like it. I hate those shiny aluminum sunscreens that blind you as you walk by.

Suction cups removed directly from the sunshade won't stay in the holes. Even so, removed and used, after some time in the heat, the shade becomes weak and begins to crack. The design faded after one summer.

I love flamingo pictures. This shade goes very well with my 2005 Camry windshield. It folds up easily, with elastic straps to pull over the ends. I don't use suction cups as the sun visors hold up well.

Nice sunscreen fits my Honda Accord window perfectly. Wrinkles are not a problem. Appears to be of good quality. I could see a real temperature difference in the car after work versus not using it.

The pattern on the sun visor broke and started peeling off after 4 months causing a mess in my car. About a dozen flakes fell out each time it was picked up or taken down. Completely useless - thrown away.

I didn't know it actually said "Flamingo". However, I have a black car with a black interior and this works to keep it a bit cooler. It's not easy to put on because it's so big, but I use suction cups and visors.

I bought this for my first new car because it fit! It had "Flamingo" written on it (how odd), but it looked cute on the windshield. It was too small for a windshield but the suction cups worked fine for the first week. They made it difficult for me to hang up/down quickly and I managed to lose one of them completely within the first week. I managed to rotate the visors to keep them in place as I still liked the design. Then about two weeks later I noticed strange flakes in the car - I didn't…