Ovege Blackout Car Window Curtains 4pcs Magnetic Privacy | 100% blackout, steel frame compatible, privacy for nursing pumping changing, 4pcs side windows shades, UV block

Got these on a rainy cloudy day but hoping this helps block some sun when driving and keep car cooler in the coming summer months. They fit my 2016 Mazda 6 well. They’re very sheer so you’ll be able to see well while driving. I only got the front 2 to see if I’d like them so I’ll probably end up buying two for back/side windows as well.

Ok, so I just received these in the mail. So far, I've only used one side, but I LOVE that it fits my whole window, I can see through it for driving and it's SO easy to slide open (like a curtain) if needed. The magnets stick to the top (I hung it with the door closed when parked) the bottom just hangs down the window over the door, I'm okay with this. I am able to open my window (perhaps not all the way because I don't know if it will fly away), I am choosing not to use the suction cups as of now. Every other window shade I've had, had suction cups, they did not cover the whole window, and the suction cups would often come off the window. I look forward to using this on the passenger side when my hubby is driving. Excited!!

Work well in a Camry. Only thing is I had to lower the window suddenly and lost the suction cups inside the door. Without them, it still stays up because of the magnets but isn’t adhered to the window below.

I didn’t see a review with someone with a van but these fit my Toyota Sienna perfectly! You actually can see through the mesh while driving & it doesn’t obstruct your view. I put pics to show you how it looks on a very sunny day— glare and all. For the price, it’s worth it! The instructions weren’t the best when you put the suction cup in the hole but the bar actually slides out. So after I figured that out they were pretty easy to install.

Alas, the mesh was far too long and narrow to fit my rear window properly. The grommets for the suction cups were too low and well below the window (and they won't stick to textured pleather. I will say, the magnets were strong enough to stick to the inside of the car door which had rubber weather stripping, so that was good. But in the end, it's going back...

Excellent, good fit and strong magnet.

Simple but it works well.

These shades work. The magnets hold well and allow the shade to hang on the door frame rather the window itself. This solves three problems that I had using other products: 1. First I tried the screens that used static cling. These worked ok but occasionally out of habit I would lower the window forgetting about the shade and it would get crumpled. Our windows are automatic. So sometimes the plastic layer that clings would get torn before I could raise the window. 2. Next I tried some that hung over the top of the window. This would allow the window to be lowered without damaging the shade. The problem with this solution is that the plastic clips that hung over the window were large enough that they caused the auto feature of the window to detect them as an obstruction which resulted in the window being automatically lowered (a safety feature). In other words the window wouldn't close! 3. Next I tried the suction cup solution. The suction cups were a little finicky to install and sometimes fell off. Plus this solution does not allow you to open the window without taking the shade off then back on. As for the size, these shades are large enough to work well in both our Honda Accord and Honda CR-V. The only complaint I have so far (and the reason it gets 4 rather than 5 stars) is that there are no magnets on the bottom of the shade. If you do open the window, there is a good chance that the bottom of the shade will get sucked out the window (the shade is made of lightweight fabric). If you are going fast enough I imagine the magnets would not be strong enough to keep the shade from detaching and blowing out the window (although I have not tested this). It does have suction cups you can use to fasten the bottom of the shade to the window which would solve the problem. However, this does not allow you to open the window as mentioned above. I suspect they didn't put magnets at the base because there isn't bare metal at the base of the door frame to which the magnets could adhere. Although they could solve this with an adhesive backed piece of Velcro. That aside, go with the magnets!

Si cubre del sol sin obstaculizar la visión.