ggomaART Car Side Window Sun Shade - Universal Reversible Magnetic Curtain for Baby and Kids with Sun Protection Block Damage from Direct Bright Sunlight, and Heat - 1 Piece of Black Mesh

If you hate suction cups, then this sun shade is for you. I never worry about it moving and it definitely blocks out the sun.I wish it were a little more transparent so our baby could see out, but I wanted the sun blocked from his face and that's what I got.If that's your goal, then this is the shade I would recommend 100 times over!

We live in Texas and the summer is BRUTAL. Our kid is still in a rear-facing seat and between the AC not circulating as much in his space and the sun coming through his side, he was grumpy on most drives. This was like night and day. We got the fully black one for his side (he's behind the driver so we can still see blind spots over the shoulder). We got the sheer one for my older kid's side so we can still use that window to check for blind spots. The suction cups are a good extra hold, but it works fine with just the magnets. We used to have a sunshade that pressed onto the window, which worked fine except curious toddler hands wanted to pull it off and couldn't put it back on while driving. LOVE THESE CURTAINS SO MUCH.

The media could not be loaded. I’ll start by saying I fully intend to purchase this item a second time so we can put one in my husband’s car. Totally worth the price. This shade works better than others we have tried and is actually large enough to cover the whole window. I just wish it looked a little sleeker. I love the magnets for easy installation. The suction cups are a nice quality too, and we have not had any issues with them not sticking. Just be aware when installing not to block your blind spot. It can block driver visibility if you set it up too far forward, but it’s very easy to adjust the placement

This was a game changer item for a recent road trip we went on.Our little one is 19 months and screams when the sun shines directly into her eyes. So I bought a few options and this is the only one worth keeping.First, it covers the whole window where other leading products left huge gaps because they were so small. Secondly, it stayed in place and was easy to put up. Third, it blocked the sun well but still allowed enough visibility for the driver.This is now a permanent feature in our car. Highly recommend this product!

I purchased two curtains for my SUV, but found they weren't what I needed for a vehicle full of grandkids. I was looking for shade for the grandchildren who sit next to the car door, but I still need to see through for traffic conditions. I gave them to my son and his wife. My son put them in his Ford 150 for their road trip before Thanksgiving. They both said that the curtains were a God sent for their year old son. They put both curtains across the back truck window, preventing the sun from coming through and making a long trip uncomfortable for the baby. My son has excellent side mirrors on his truck, so having the visibility blocked from his rear window was not an issue. Not having a screaming baby helped everyone and made for a more enjoyable trip.Yes, I would recommend these curtains for anyone looking to block the sun coming through the window. Just be advised, you have no visibility through these curtains. They are easy to move open or close as needed. So much better than the screens that never last very long due to the plastic used for hanging at the top of your window breaks.

Best I’ve found so far, but really needs suction cups on bottom corners, and to be 2” longer. Otherwise great.

I looked at a variety of sunshades before purchasing. You must have a metal doorframe inside the vehicle door for this to stick to. I found that I had to put the sunshade on while the door was open but could use the one auction cup to keep part of it out of the way while driving. With a bit of force I could pull it off of the window with the door closed but I wouldn't want to do that regularly for fear of damaging it. It has a bit of stretch so I could open my window an inch or two even after attaching the suction cup to get some fresh air in but I am sure I would have torn something if I opened the window more while leaving the suction cup attached. If I undid the suction cup, the rest of the shade would stay magnetically attached around the door frame if I needed to open the window at a drive through. It blocks a good bit of sun but you can kind of see through it. I would want to lean forward to look around it if I was entering traffic, though. Overall I am pleased with the product for the price.

I was so excited to get this product but unfortunately, it didn't live up to the expectations I had for it.First off, the packing was very simple. You open it and all that was included was a ziploc baggie with the shade. No instructions or anything else."Okay, I guess I will just play around with it to figure out how to optimally secure it." (My feedback would be to ALWAYS add directions to ensure people are doing it right, precautions, etc. To sell any product nowadays and not send directions/precautions seems in poor taste to me).I get the shade on... and it came off. And again. And again.The magnet strength is super weak. I drive a Ford Edge and the magnets failed to hold the weight of the shade. I would place the magnets along the metal window frame, it would hold for a moment, and then with the slightest movement or breeze, the shade would fall and disconnect at least 2 magnets, but most of the time the entire thing would fall."Okay, no big deal", I thought. I could just use the suction cups for extra support to hold it up. Lo and behold, one of the suction cups literally looked melted and had a hole in it.The idea of this product and the design/fabric material are great but the execution, lack of instruction, and poor stability of the magnets and damaged suction cups make it worth 0 stars.As is, this shade definitely isn't worth $16. To be blunt, I don't think it is worth more than $5. If it functioned properly and effectively it would be worth every penny.