GOLDFLOWER Car Window Shade, 2 Pack Car Back Window Sun Shade, and Privacy Protect for Toddler Kids Baby Adult, Double Layer Design (Medium 39"x19")

So I placed them on both back window of my rav4. They fit nicely, a bit tight but good. I feel like it's a bit less hot in the back. My car is always under the sun. It provides great shade for my baby and if the sun does go through it doesn't bother them. Love lowering the windows. I used to have the shade that stick to the window but the sun always found a way to smack my kid in the face. The only thing I've noticed, it's a little hard to see out both side when you reverse out of a spot. I have a backup camera, but still look out both ways. You really have to focus in those areas. But it was a good purchase and my baby sleeps well and doesn't cry out when the sun hits him.

I have tried multiple sun screens and this is by far my favorite. It slips over the door and has good coverage. Best part is being able to roll down the window and not worry about the sun getting in after. Protects my baby in the back and I don't have to worry about stuff flying in. I was worried about it blocking me from seeing the blind spots but I have had absolutely no problem. Only thing I would say is that it does roll up a bit when I open the door,but I all it takes is a little tug and so I still give this 5 stars. I have a 2019 Nissan Versa Note

Works great, and its easy to install. But it did fade within 6 months and also became loose. I recommend removing it if parked for a while.

I live in the great state of Texas, but sometimes the heat makes it feel like living in an oven. This shade has been a game-changer, allowing my kids to sit in the car with the windows rolled down without the sun glaring in their faces 24/7. Sure, the color fades over time because the sun is relentless, but that's to be expected. The great thing is you can flip it when it starts to look dingy, and the side that was facing inside looks brand new. Overall, it does exactly what I need it to do: let me roll down my windows and let the air flow without my toddler getting upset because the sun is in her face.

We bought these for our pups that sit in the back seat and never fails the back gets hit with the sun no matter what we do. But with these, they stay cool and comfortable. We made the mistake of leaving ours on the all summer long. We don't garage our car and we live in Las Vegas where the sun this summer was on constant 110-115F degrees. They are still on our car but the side that faced the sun the most, got badly faded but still held up. So for the price, you can't go wrong. I just bought 2 more sets to have. We won't leave the next set on. Really really blocked the sun and kept the back nice and cool. My one dog likes his nose out the window, so we put the window all the way down and push the sunscreen up about 2-3 inches and he can get his little nose out the in the breeze! Really strong.... no worries about anyone falling into them and going out the window, not likely with kids or pets. Highly recommend them, only thing I wish is they were offered in color as I have a silver car but then I guess without the dark cover it wouldn't protect as well.

I put these on my Camry, fit well, had to find some trim to hook it onto but did the job. Not very convenient to put on and off so I put it on and just left them, to help keep the sun from getting inside and heating up the seats. Bad news is that the rain and sun will quickly fade them so they're not black anymore, they turn brown. Luckily it still matches my car at that tone but if you take them off and then compare it to the side that was on the inside of the car, you can easily see how much the exterior is faded. So if going on a specific outing, like a very long trip and you know you'll be relaxing at some rest stops or have kids in the back, then it'll be worth it to put these on just for the trip. But if you want to use these to just keep the sun out of a parked car for instance, it'll fade on you. It still does the job, but won't stay a nice solid black color.

Great concept, but I found it to be very difficult to drive with. In bright sun, you can see through looking at it straight on (3rd and 4th photos) but for the life of me, I cannot see through to check my blind spot. You can’t see the car in the 2nd photo that you can see in the 3rd, and it was taken at the same time, just from my shoulder and then towards the middle of the car. My daughter’s car seat is on that so that’s the side we really need sun protection on. The first photo is what it looks like out the passenger window in our parking garage. There’s a corner there that I need to see to back in and it’s nearly invisible in real life. I drove around with these for a few days and had to send them back.

This is a pretty good product. It is a little big (height wise) on my Ford Fiesta. They work way better than the dumb suction cup ones. You do have to take time placing them, ours slipped a lot at first. One they’re placed they do stay pretty alright but they’re not perfect. I would say it should deter from purchasing this product though because it has worked well for what we wanted it for. The biggest problem is actually visibility. My husband and I have had some hard time checking our blind spot because of it. I’ve figured it out to and been able to do ok but it may be a concern. It may not be as bad on bigger widows (like in an SUV since it’d be stretched more).

It can't be extend to fit the rear window of my 2007 Toyota Camry, will try to handle it without return anyway.