Car Window Sun Shade for Side Window, 4 Pcs Magnetic Covers Blackout Car Sun Shade Privacy Curtains Universal UV Protection Automotive Sunshades for Family Baby Kids Camping
Original price was: $18.99.$12.66Current price is: $12.66.
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Product description
UV Protection- It is made of thick and durable double-sided high-quality vinyl, the sun shade is stronger and the fabric is thicker than other shades. This means they will last longer and offer better sun and UV protection
Kids & Family Protection- This magnetic sunshade is 100% light-blocking, so it can insulate most of the heat and effectively reduce the temperature inside the car, protecting your children and family from strong light, high temperature and harmful UV rays, while it Can provide you with privacy protection
Fixed with Strong Magnets- This item is equipped with strong magnets. Each magnet is covered by material, preventing any scratches to paint. Easy to put up and take down. Make sure your doors are metal or the magnets won’t adhere. PLEASE NOTE it’s Not applicable to frameless car windows, such as Tesla’s
Widely Applicable- There are 4 magnetic sunshades in the package, including 2 main and co-pilot sunshades (25.1×19.1×13 inches), 2 rear sunshades (31.1×20.0 inches). It fits most mid-sized sedans, compact SUVs, small trucks. Folding into small pack for easy storage that takes minimal space in the car
Rear View Design Reserved- Our front car side window sun visor reserves the position of the rearview mirror, giving you a perfect driving sight, and you can drive the car safely while using the sun visor. Powerful magnets attach to the frame of the fuselage, and the windows can be opened when using the curtain
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Melanie Castillo Berzak –
Worked well
Worked good, I wish they had a way to stay inside the bottom of the window because they kept moving around. That being said, they worked well on a long road trip with my kids. they covered the whole window and kept the sun away. Really easy to install, they magnet right to the car. They also come with a small case so you can easily fold them up and store in the car.
Amazon Customer –
The fit is ok and they hang easily
Great way to get some privacy if you are needing to take a nap in the car either during the day or at night. I’m wishing the fit was a little better for my car, but the magnets are strong enough to make it work and it’s half way decent. I’m liking the storage back and how easy it is to set them up and take them down… easy to work with… I’m really wishing there was a larger one for the back window that would be ideal for a future version… but these are a good enough fit for me to be able to recommend them to others.
J F –
Pretty effective privacy in some cars, check measurements
Not so good for keeping the heat out and these are also not super simple to hang in every vehicle, but these are pretty good for giving privacy in some cars. You will still want/need front and rear window shades to achieve actual privacy. Again, do not expect these to keep the heat out. Obviously, if you can purchase a custom set of shades for your car, those would be much better for privacy and if they have the silver outer layer, they will help with keeping the heat out, but these are worth a try if you want to try something cheaper or cannot find sets made for you car’s year, make and model. I am giving them 4 stars because the price is low and they worked okay for our old car.
Vesper K –
Good idea in theory, but it didn’t work for cooling down car interior.
The concept of these magnetic car window shades was appealing, but the actual use didn’t quite meet my expectations. Installation is quick if your windows’ door frame metals happen to be positioned correctly to hold onto the strong magnets on the curtain tops. So it didn’t work for me unfortunately but they can provide privacy when parked, but the material felt thin and not very durable.I was mainly hoping for some relief from the summer heat and keep the car shaded from the sun. But without the reflective side, they didn’t keep the car cooler.On my vehicle there were gaps near the mirrors, so full coverage wasn’t achieved. They aren’t suitable for driving since they shift out of place and you can’t see.They may work better as a temporary privacy curtain, but they’re not the best option if you’re looking for heat reduction.
Jordann –
Good, and they provide more privacy and shade than other options, but annoying to put up.
These sun shades are okay. The magnets work well with my metal frame and they cover a good amount of my windows in my car. They provide privacy and shade fairly well.However, I took off a star because of the weird way the magnets are sewn in. I’m unclear why each magnet is in its own little space rather than just along the edge of the material. This makes it so no matter what I do, there’s some sun peaking in through the spacing (or lack of privacy if that’s what you’re looking for). It’s also irritating to put these up since I have to grab each magnet individually. I just think there would be a more effective design to not have these gaps.
Sarah –
Universally sticks to all metal, but thats about it
I got these window shades to help keep the UV damage down to my black leather inteiror in my 2017 Nissan Rogue SL, and the description sounded like these would also help keep the vehicle cooler. We’ll, I’m not sure where they intended these to be used when writing the description, but definitely not in the Florida summer!Don’t drive with these on, its absurd for the manufacturer to claim these to be used for that. Besides the fact that most drivers won’t be able to see their entire side mirrors, most areas/ states have laws prohibiting blocking a driver’s view or stopping police from getting a visual on the driver. You’re probably asking to be pulled over if you drive with these on your front windows.These shades do block quite a bit of light on the areas they do cover, but to do this completely you need to affix the magnets to the top of the door where the weather seal hits when closed. Nope, I’m not going to mess those up to put these up like that. A bad, smashed weather seal LEAKS. Again, I’m in Florida, so a leaky car isn’t an option with the amount of rain we get.These are not weighted on the bottom, so even the lightest of a breeze from the AC sends them flapping around. They do not block any light from hitting your door panel.The material feels very cheap and thin, like the outer layer of a windbreaker, not what is shown in the photos which appears more like a heavier fabric. There is also nothing reflecting the heat back, so they do not keep the car any cooler than without them. Yes, they block light but that doesn’t do anything for heat.I’ll give them 2 stars because they DO block some light.
Jamie D –
Mostly great. Continue reading to see why
Let me start by saying I really like this concept. We often camp in our vehicle (Yukon XL) and have tried numerous curtain options. This concept by far is great because it stays in place yet gets out of the way with the door when it opens. This prevents you from wrestling a hanging curtain when trying to get in and out. They are very solid dark so it doesn’t allow people to see in and blocks a good amount of light. The carrying case is great and they fold down extremely small. Which when camping in a vehicle space saving is #1 & this does great on that. A couple of not so amazing things that I observed from past experience are, that they’re a tad small for both my Yukon and my Lexus RX350 windows. The fronts do not block the mirror area which is nice for you to see out to the mirrors, but if you’re camping and going to be changing potentially you’re going to want complete coverage. The bottoms do also hang out a tad from the window allowing light or exposure so maybe rigging something up for that would be nice. You could hook a suction cup yourself and that could probably do the trick. Other than that these are great.