🪟 Mikomer Privacy Window Film: Decorative Glass Door Film for Home and Office, Anti-UV Static Cling Tint - Removable, Glue-Free - 17.5 x 78.7 inches Review

We have used this on our front doors which are mostly glass and although cutting to size can be a bit tricky the end results are worth it. Provides the privacy you need while letting in light. The pattern is very thin and looks like water on glass. Considering how expensive doors and windows are, this is a great and inexpensive solution when privacy is required. Very satisfied.

We used this in a hot garage where there is a garage door with windows. Works great and lasts! We measured the windows, trimmed the roll, applied the soap spray and voila - perfection! No one else will look into the garage, and it lets in light even during the day. It's been hanging on our windows for 5 months and has never moved. It is easy to apply and comes with a squeegee to remove air bubbles. We needed a 3 car, 3 roll garage. Super happy with this product.

I was thrilled because the optics corresponded exactly to my expectations, unfortunately the assembly was tricky because it just didn't hold up very well, especially at the edges, mind you that I completely prepared the window and edges, first clean them with soap and water and then make sure they don't leave any traces of alcohol. The next day there was blistering and peeling edges on every window I installed it on. I suggest you save money and look for another brand.

I really liked the pattern on the Mikomer window film. After buying Rabbitgoo for another window I was hooked. But I really regret this purchase (I bought 4). It advertises itself as "static". With Rabbitgoo you can feel it as soon as you open the packaging. This material was so flat (all 4) that we couldn't glue the corners properly and the whole sheet kept falling off. This is a waste of money so stay away and go get good stuff like rabbitgoo.

This product was purchased to replace a similar film that was installed on a bathroom window a few years ago and is now peeling itself off. The previous product was from Lowes. It looks richer, thicker and it was easier. Provides the privacy we need while letting in plenty of sunlight. The pattern isn't exactly "matte" but still feels more abstract/random than the "raindrops" we had before. How it holds up in terms of liability needs to let you know, but so far so good. roll, we still have…

This was the second Mikomer window film I have used. The first went great, stuck perfectly and the edges were secure. Unfortunately, this product didn't work the same way. This film was thicker than the other and felt more rubbery to the touch. It curled up on some edges and didn't stick properly. I don't think there were air bubbles, but when the outside light hit it in a certain way, it gave the appearance of bubbles. I'm not sure if this stack was an accidental issue, but I think I'll return