Heat Blocking Window Film, One Way Mirror Reflective Glass Window Tint Non-Adhesive Cling for Home & Office Daytime Privacy, Heat Control, UV Rejection, Glare Reduction(Black-Silver, 17.7x78.7 Inches)

I had a great experience with the Jahoot One Way Privacy Window Film. The grid pattern on the peel-away backing made measuring and cutting a breeze. Once applied, it provided excellent privacy during the day while allowing natural light to filter through. Highly recommend for anyone seeking an easy-to-install privacy solution.

Easy install, great product. Can’t see in looks like mirror outside. Great for keeping privacy.

Last time I tried an adhesive backed tint and it looked like poo because it was hard to smooth and had a ton of bubbles. This time I got the static tint thinking it would look better, but it doesn't. I know you're thinking maybe I don't know how to put on window tint, and after this experience that was going through my mind also! Lol. But I have used static tint years ago and it looked great! So is it me, or the product? One may never know. Also, there was no hand tool included to smooth it.

It was a little small, but I should have ordered the bigger size, my mistake on that part. It is easy to install and it works very well. I can see the pond and the wildlife that is there is no longer afraid of me when I am at the window enjoying nature. The bright sun doesn't get through and that keeps the room at a nicer temperature.

I bought this for a tall, narrow office window. I was worried that the vinyl would be too thin and prone to stretching. It is not. Any vinyl sheet will be prone to stretching, somewhat, but this material is sufficiently thick. The size was just as advertized.It is easy to apply, but requires some patience and preparation to apply it perfectly. I rushed and ended up with tiny air bubbles. The nice thing about this material, though, is that the lack of adhesive makes it quite forgiving. I was able to pull it up on the edges to let out air bubbles.As for the film's sunlight blocking ability, this material did reduce the light in my office somewhat, but not too much. It is very similar to wearing sunglasses - I can see the sun without it hurting my eyes, but not look directly at it.Here are some tips to keep in mind about this type of vinyl film, regardless of product or manufacturer:1) Follow the directions exactly. Watch some tutorial videos online. Get a rubber squeegee (dollar store). It is very tricky to put this stuff up without air bubbles, stretching the vinyl, and creating ridges, but it CAN be done.2) This roll is very long and narrow. Measure your window or glass pane before you purchase it. You want to avoid seams if possible. Try to purchase more than you need; then trim the vinyl after you apply it.3) When you lay down the film, it is nearly impossible to get it perfectly plumb/square/level. Thus, I recommend that you align the vinyl, tape the top, remove the lower half of the backing, and work your way from the middle of the pane downward. Then remove the rest of the backing and work your way up. In other words, work from the middle outward, as much as possible.Overall, I am very pleased with this product.

I would not believe how easy it was to install this product. I simply sized the product with the window, clean and dried the area, removed the film, cut to size then I was done. Other than my cuts where the straightest it was unnoticeable. The install took about an hour start to finished. The next day it looked as if I had tinted glass installed. It is a bit darker then what thought it would be at night but I would buy the product again.

The roll had an air bubble crinkle about 5 inches long in between the adhesive paper and the film itself that I hoped would come out if I installed it and tried to push it out. Nope. It was manufactured with the air bubble in it so it was set in its ways. Straight to the trash.

Not much on the roll and won’t stay on the windows