Gven Windshield Sun Shade for Tesla Model Y/3 Accessories 2025 Car Front Window Shade 100% Blackout Dual-Sided UV Protection (Black Eyes)

Purchased a large as recommended for my vehicle on the listing. It fits very well, with the exception of my rear view mirror, but still works fine.The minute this box was delivered I ran outside to place the shade in my car. The eyes are silly, and every time I see it, it makes me chuckle. Im not disappointed one bit in how this looks!If I can laugh from seeing this, my hope would be that a stranger gets a smile from it as well. We need more laughter in this world.Highly recommend. Its super cute and fun. Good for ALL ages!

This fit my 2025 Honda Odyssey perfectly! It was wide enough (which is what I was worried about, but there is no gap) and it looks so cute from outside. No more burning legs when I wear shorts and drive!If you have a child who is obsessed with Cars, they will get a kick out of this shade.

before placing the order, I triple checked the document seller provided to make sure this Standard size would fit my Chevy Equinox, but it doesn't. it's still a few inches too large so the "eyes" get squeezed real close and look funny. my wife and daughter don't mind it, so we keep using it.we like the fact that it's very effective in blocking out the heat.we also love that it folds very easily and compact.

This is one of the most fun “mods” I put on my truck! It’s the perfect sunshade because it’s quick and easy to install and quick and easy to take back down. I don’t mind that it’s not insulated. The idea is to protect the dash and prevent sun from refracting through the window - this does the job perfectly. And everyone gets a chuckle when they see it!

Cute. Keeps off direct sunlight, but not reflective so car heats up. A reflective one works better for heat. Kind of small for a Toyota Rav4 and I bought a large. It's soft, not stiff, so falls down easily. I'm using it but wouldn't buy again due to fit and lack of relectiveness. Just cute and fun, but lacks functionality.

I have a 2023 hyundai sonata and the sizing chart says get a large for my car but i went ahead and got standard after reading reviews about it being too large on sedans and standard fits perfect. Its looks funny too which made me laugh

I wasn't sure which size to get, but then I found the image in the description showing different car manufacturers and models. I purchased the standard size as indicated for my car, worried it was going to be too small. It is plenty big enough for my Nissan Juke. And oh so cute! Really cool and it's also cool, haha.When it first arrived in the shrink-wrapped package, it seemed so thin and stuck together. I was concerned about the quality. There was also a stinky oder, but that was expected. After I carefully pulled the plastic-like fabric apart and aired it out a bit, I put it in my car windshield (using the visors to hold it in place). Wow, the difference it makes in temperature! And how can you look at those silly eyes and not smile?

I got this for my son who is a big Cars fan. The only reason I picked this particular brand is because it was the only one that was remotely close in size to my windshield. So I won't knock off any points for the size not fitting - I knew it wouldn't be a perfect fit. However, where I do fault them on size is that the circle frames are substantially shorter than the surrounding fabric. So even if you got the right size shade, the frames aren't big enough to get the support they need from your visors.I'm also bothered by Gven's wildly exaggerated claims. First, it does NOT reduce the temperature "by up to 40 degrees". That's not how these work. Even the best of sunshades I've had, only LIMIT the heat rising by about 20 degrees (at best). It's physically impossible for them to LOWER the temperature. And with as thin as this is, I doubt you'll even get a 10 degree difference. Second, I've owned a few different sunshades, and this is bay far the thinnest material I've ever seen. "3 Times Thicker" ...than single-ply toilet paper perhaps. A substantial amount of light (and heat) still manages to get *through* the visor. Third, it is not "premium quality material". Besides being so thin, the fabric sticks to itself quite a bit. I don't imagine this will last very long before the design starts to peel.That said, there are a couple of upsides that I appreciate. Primarily, this collapses easily and folds up quite small - excellent for convenient storage. Much easier to use and store than the accordion or roll-up styles. Even though it may not provide much heat protection, it's better than nothing to protect your dash and steering wheel from UV damage. Also, while clearly a knock-off of Cars, the design is still good enough to be a close facsimile. So for the aesthetics, and the "cool" factor, it does a good job. I also like that it comes in a variety of colors to match most cars.Bottom line: It's an acceptably close knock-off to still look cool. I just wouldn't rely on it for much shade or heat protection. If it's the look you're after, I would probably get a second sunshade to stick behind it.