Aokway Car Window Shades, 4Pcs Magnetic Mesh Window Covers for Camping, UV Protection Car Curtains for Front & Rear Side Window Sun Shade, Universal Fit for Baby & Drivers (Black)

These are awesome!! I don't know how anyone wouldn't give them a 5 star rating, they're exactly what you would expect... They stick to the window/door magnetically, they're super easy to put up on the window, and they completely block out the hot sun! I have to pick up my kids from school and one gets out a half hour earlier than the other so I have to park and wait in this car line along the school and it's the exact time of day where the sun is BEAMING on the driver's side and cooks me alive even with the air conditioning on, I get so hot, so this totally fixed that issue. My only complaint with it is that there are no magnets along the bottom of it so it kinda just hangs there, but you can kinda tuck it into the window so you block out that little bit of light. I'll probably just sew in a couple magnets in the bottom section so I don't have to tuck it. Other than that, A+

At first I thought these were going to be too large but I could make them work . This was wrong . My car has deeply tinted rear doors and trunk so I didn't address them .I park in the sun at work for 9+ hours and even though my windows are cracked and my windshield has a shade for it the car is getting hot from direct sunlight shining in all day so I figured these would at least help a little . I was wrong there as well . While the car is very very warm when I get in it's now like a cloudy day warm , in other words not much hotter than the air and no metal baking hot to the touch .They are very light weight and still allow air to escape through the cracked windows but block the sunlight .There's nothing to hold them in place along the bottom , no magnets, clips , or suction cups but they do hang loosely but not so much they let sun in . The magnets along the top are plenty strong , strong enough to hold things in place but not so strong they interfere with quick removal . The only way I'd prefer them to be different would possibly silver on both inside and outside so I could just grab either one for either side when in a hurry .Honestly I wish I'd have known about these years so . They are a true have changer . They pop back into their bag super quick and take up almost no room in the car (I put the bag in the side compartment of the door ) when in their carry bag .I don't know about them and monetary value BUT for lesser inconvenience of getting into a got vehicle they are priceless .Edit 7-11I purchased a set of the black mesh for the rear doors and they are even better than the front . My back windows are tinted pretty dark so o don't need to block the sun perse but I can roll my window about 1/2 way down and the breeze can blow through the car and the heat can escape . Combined with the from ones and windshield shade my car is many degrees cooler than the outside temperature every day after work . My AC isn't blasting full fan for 20 minutes now when set to auto but 5ish minutes then it steps down .If they get the front only ones in mesh back in stock I'm going to try them on the front as well . I really like the breeze being able to blow through .

These were purchased for my new car that sits in an open parking lot during the day. They are easy to put on and take off thanks to the magnet fasteners. My black and dark grey interior stays much cooler. I would have given 5 stars but for the thin fabric covering the magnets. So far 2 magnets have pulled out of the fabric because it is a thin polyester. I have repaired the torn areas and they still work great. Reinforce the edges where the magnets are and this product will be excellent.

I have a 2020 F150 and for some reason this does not stick to the door AT ALL. I have to either wedge it in between the window or the door when closing it. Giving it 3 stars because it does a decent job of blocking the heat down once it’s up.

I picked these up mainly to block sunlight and add privacy to the backseat, and they’ve been exactly what I was hoping for. The double thickness material gives excellent shade—especially during peak sun hours—and really cuts down the heat. What stood out to me most was how well it also blocks visibility from the outside, which was my main goal.The material feels durable, not flimsy like some cheaper versions, and the dark mesh has a clean, low-profile look that doesn’t scream “kid accessory” or make the car look cluttered. The fit was just right on my SUV windows, and the elastic design makes them easy to slip on and off without dealing with suction cups or adhesives.They also fold down nicely for storage when not in use—great if you don’t want to leave them up all the time. If you’re looking for effective sun protection with a bit of privacy and a sleek appearance, this is a solid pick.

Picked up the pack of four (front + rear) plus another two rear for use in my 4runner while car camping.I like to sleep in the dark, and I don't like to be woken up at the first crack of dawn.First night out, was under a full moon so parked facing south, I put regular sun shade in the windshield, and these in front/rear side windows, and the two extras in the hatch, covering the back window (to block morning light). Propped a blanket up over the east side rear quarter window (the one that would catch the sunrise light). If I could use one of these in the rear quarter windows I would, but there's no metal all for the magnets to grab onto.Anyway, they worked great. It was dark, just the way I like it and I slept well. Easy to install, easy to remove, pretty easy to fold if you pay attention to the existing fold lines. Found another cloth bag to store them all in.The fitment isn't perfect, but there's no way they could be given all the different window shapes out there.I found I could stick them to the car body and close the door on it, or stick em to the metal at thetop of the window frame itself, and they'd open with the door. Both worked equally well.The bottom doesn't have any magnets in it, so they sometimes billow inwards, but found I could usually tuck em in a bit along the sides, to keep em close to the glass for maximum light blockage.Will use again. Hopefully the magnets stay in place.