Coavas One Way Privacy Window Film, Reflective Window Tint for Home See Out Not in Sun Blocking Window Security Clings Mirror Self-Adhesive Daytime Privacy House Cover with 3 Tools,17.5x78.7in

Perfect, very easy on the small windows. My large windows needed a little more patience. Don't skimp on spraying soapy water, it makes the application go much easier, and always make sure to use a sharp blade.This was perfect for our top panes. When the trees are bare, the sun hits the TV and you can't see it. I didn't want blinds or windows because I like being able to see outside. This film was the perfect solution.

Works perfectly!

looks good and cat approved. even acts as a sunshade, which I hadn't even considered when buying.

It did just what it said it would gave me privacy. Lets the light through just fine . Love it !

This is the 2nd or 3rd time i'm buying this brand. It's nice that if the window is closed and dark inside the house, you can't see in. Perfect. Also helped with this heatwave of making one of my rooms slightly cooler. The only difficult part was putting it on the window and adjusting it. I found that I needed to spray a lot, i mean a lot so that i almost used the full bottle of water on the window -- a bit difficult when it was warm. But once it had a lot, I was able to 'shift' the window film around. Otherwise, I had to pull it off/on to get it adjusted -- figured that out later. I would probably buy again but I did like one brand -- that I can't find -- which was more 'latex' and was able to pull on/off easily. Not sure how easy this may be to take off or if it can be taken off later.

I have one room in my house that has two very large windows that are positioned in the best/worst way possible. It ensures direct sunlight from practically sunrise to sunset. Unfortunately for me this means that summertime makes that room unbelievably hot. The roll I had to order was not cheap but after having it on my windows for almost a month I am in no way disappointed with this product. I could come home from work and that room would be anywhere from 85-95 degrees and now I’m seeing an average of about 74-78 during the same time of day. That is with the home thermostat set to roughly 70 degrees. I am aware that insulation was an issue but most of it was coming from my older windows I have. The windows alone from direct sun exposure would reach temps of anywhere up to 135 degrees inside. The tint is keeping their average down to 95.

For the cost of the product the value is not there, it certainly is not mirrored it is reflective at best and you can see through it from the outside without trouble. As for installation be ready for a nightmare on large windows. The film is hard to initially peel, tends to roll up and stick on itself and no matter how much you squeegy it has lines and window looks broken. You're better off hiring a tint company... save the headaches and the money.

They are okay. I am just not good at understand dimensions I guess since I figured this would fit my 2 entry windows (they are long but narrow) and it only fit on 1 of them so for 10 dollars to me wasn't worth it for how little you get