Although they clip on very easily and are very practical, we expected better sun protection. Unfortunately, they did nothing to block the sun, and we had to buy the classic black ones so the sun wouldn’t beat down directly on the baby.

They fit quite well on a Hyundai i10 (2016).

It fits perfectly on an Opel Astra H '04. You can lower the window without worrying about insects, etc. It's true that it doesn't block the sun 100%, but if you have tinted windows it's fine because it helps you maintain the necessary visibility. Also, at no point did it seem like the baby was bothered by the sunlight during a 15-day vacation.

sunshades... no! mosquito net for the windows.. yes! it is very thin and sparse, it does not block the sun even in the slightest

amazing fits both small and large windows no dust or bugs get through you can drive with the window open also keeps the heat out

It blocks the sun adequately and also helps slightly with the temperature. Definitely, the child in the seat is not blinded by the intense sunlight. The part that attaches to the door comes off easily (due to dust, etc.) but it doesn't cause a problem with the fit. On a Peugeot 208, it's okay. It doesn't fit perfectly, but it's definitely value for money.

It is very easy to install. It adequately covers from the sun. Only the bottom part is exposed on our car, which doesn't affect much. Much better than the sunshades with suction cups. Definitely good value for money. The downside is that the outside side is exposed and someone could damage it.

I put it on the rear windows of my Toyota Yaris. Very good fit.