Magnetic Car Sunroof Sun Shade Breathable Mesh, Car roof Cover for Overnight Camping, Quick Install, UV Sun Protection for Moonroof and Side Window

I wasn't expecting much from this, but as I'm planning to camp in my car this weekend, I hope to have something to cover the sunroof like this. This will definitely work, although with my sunroof open it does tilt a little bit and it did pull on the mesh and cause some gaping between where the magnets sit. I don't think it will be that big of an issue and I can probably reach it enough to fuss with it and get it mostly closed. It does provide a good amount of shade as well as blocking out bugs. It fit well on my 2014 Honda CRV with extra room for arranging.

Pretty simple. Put it on your parked car over the sunroof and it's good to go. It is clearly not meant to be used while driving. It barely fits my 4runner 5th gen sunroof but it does fit.

Make sure you pay attention to how your sunroof opens before ordering. I didn't even think about the fact that my sunroof opens over the top of my roof instead of sliding inside. Dumb move on my part so obviously this did not fit well since the magnet didn't work on glass and the sunroof popped it open. I have a large Buick Enclave. Had my sunroof not popped open over my roof it would have fit beautifully.A larger size would be a great thing to offer for those of us who have a sun roof and moon roof on their SUV. If it came in a size that would cover I would buy another one from here. I was worried about the magnets being rough on my roof, but they were well protected so they could not scratch the vehicle.The other thing to mention the directions specifically state this is NOT to be used while driving as it will fly off. This is for stationary cars only.

Product quality is good. I really like the fact that it has long magnets instead of a bunch of small magnets. It really helps with rolling up it up to place in the bag that they give you.

The concept of this product is clever I only wish that it had worked. It's based on the concept that magnets hold the mesh to the magnet of your car and that mesh covers the hole in your sunroof. That is true but the problem with it is that the magnets are not strong enough! I used mine to just drive around town with no speed greater than 35 mph. Even if that low speed the magnets could not hold the mesh onto the car! Thank goodness I didn't go up onto the highway. I didn't find anywhere in the product description word had told me of this vital limitation. What's the point of covering the sunroof if you could only drive 35 miles an hour? I wouldn't buy it again.

Based on initial quality, and untested, the screen seems reasonable enough. However, the length is significantly longer than advertised, at 40.5 inches. The space I have (2022 Subaru Outback) requires no more than about 37.25 inches between the roof rails. So, it's either do an alteration or hope that bugs don't find their way through the uneven, bunched up folds. On the positive side: It does seem good for the price.

Having just received the sunroof screen yesterday, all I can say is that it seems to fit my 2025 Outback Wilderness. I hope to try using it in the field soon.

I wasn't expecting much, but this sunshade performs well on my 2024 Honda CRV, providing effective shade and blocking bugs, despite some minor gaps and tilting issues.