XCBYTCar Window Shades - 4 Pack Car Priavcy Curtains - Side Window Sun Shades for Baby - 99% Light Block Window Covers for Camping Napping Sleeping Breastfeeding Cloth Changing

Only used one. Needed it for the front passenger window. It was so easy to put up with the magnets. Didn’t even have to open the door and the car was so much cooler. Perfect! In this Texas heat it was so much cooler after work.

I finally have the privacy I’ve wanted. If you are homeless these are a must get. They completely block out the light. It dosnt fit perfect but it’s an overfit rather than an underfit, and it’s very easy to adjust

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought these sunshade/privacy curtains to help keep my car cool when parked and if I wanted to take a quick nap at lunchtime, I could put the shades up and not worry about people walking by. At first, I was not too excited about them as the magnets would barely stick to my door. I ended up attaching them to the actual car frame which is all metal and the magnets held on tightly to the frame and I had no issue with the door closing. I have noticed if I go out after the car has been sitting in the sun it does feel a bit cooler, so I do think it helps cut down on the amount of heat that comes into the interior. These are solid so you would not be driving with them up as you could not see outside. They worked for what I wanted them to do so I am happy with this purchase.

Just started using them, and I love them. I've bought a couple of products before this and they didn't quite do it. The magnets work great, snap on to the metal frame quickly and easily. The curtains are blackout and do the job well. Overall, they're perfect.

UPDATE: 6/17/25 - DON'T BOTHER GETTING THEM. THEY DON'T STICK ONTO MY MAKE SUV,(listed below) AND WHEN I HAD THEM ON THE METAL part of car, just above the windows, IT RAINED, AND THE WHOLE BACK SEAT OF MY CAR GOT SOAKING WET. Just like someone else said in their review. DONT BUY ITS A RIP-OFF!The video to this product is very deceiving. They show that it sticks immediately & easily to the car frame. Also the guy in the car is able to slide the curtains to 1 side when he wants to look out, BUT, it doesn't do that at all bc you have to stick it to the actual metal of the car before closing the door. So when you close the car door it's locked in tight .....no way to slide the curtain over if you want to look out, like shown in their video. The magnets are very tiny, and they barely stick. Because the weight of the curtain is too heavy for those tiny magnets to hold. I'm considering buying my own bigger magnets and hot gluing them so that they could work better from the inside. I will say though, they do block out the light, and the car became very dark, and it adds very nice privacy. Just not functional as I needed it. For reference, I bought the two shades for the back seat windows for my 2012 Equinox.

I purchase this knowing that it's not a car model specific. It was big enough to fit the windows of my '20 rav4. I used these whenever I'm inside the vehicle doing work on my laptop and keep the heat/glare out.3 stars because it's either missing a few magnets and some came off due to the poor stitching.

They do the job. My car is parked outside in direct sun now after having covered parking for several years. I needed something to keep my car from baking in the Texas heat and this will work just fine. I just got them and quickly installed (easily) and I’m looking forward to feeling the difference once I’ve used them for a few days.

The BEST window shades for your car. I got the larger size than I thought I’d need but I did that on purpose. I wanted to make sure I had coverage against the hot desert sun where I live now. The magnets are strong, the pleats are brilliant and help make adjustments as needed and I cannot love these enough! I wish I could leave twelve stars. You can magnetically attach to the door itself or the car (which I think is even better). I would buy these again, I would recommend these to everyone. It’s even better if you can leave your car windows open a crack in the desert heat (we call it the “Bakersfield crack”)