Coavas Window Privacy Film One Way, Window Tint for Home, Daytime Reflective Mirror Glass Windows Coverings Heat UV Blocking See Out Not in, Black, 17.5 x 78.7 Inch

These are great blur window clings. Allows the light in and provide privacy. Looks great in the kitchen window and was super easy to install. The size options worked great for our small and larger laundry room window. Great cling for the price. I have bought several other clings from this company and haven't been disappointed. I have a mixture bird cling, rainbow, privacy tint that have been up for several months now and still in place.

Excellent product! Tools included, separation of films made easy with provided stickers for handling. I ordered the blue tint with silver put, it looks great and darkened my room reducing heat! Seller provided extra help to make install easier, so I got money's worth in product, equipment, and instruction material.

This window film works as advertised and I really like it for a front door installation. That said, the installation instructions could be more detailed for those of us who don't do this often. I suggest detaching the back side a little at a time. Not all at once. This makes it easier to use the scraper to remove air and water bubbles as you go. The film is sticky and will crease if you go too quickly. My installation was about 2x4ft. I chose blue. It looks great from the inside and blocks view into my house during daylight. At night, there's a little view into my house but it isn't a problem due to the long entry way. It's a much cleaner look than blinds or curtains.

I bought this film to put on a window that gets full morning sun. It helps block the sun a bit but not as much as I had hoped. It is very pretty though and was easy to apply. It’s definitely not transparent.

It's fine in every respect. Relatively easy to cut and apply (it tends to curl up while you're handling it, as is to be expected). Once in place it looks good, is easy to see through from inside, does its job of blocking UV light and helping keep down the A/C bill.

After literally screwing up my first one and having to buy another, I finally got it right. If you have another person I’d use them for help but since I live alone and am independent I’m always doing things myself and I got it done so you can to!! I did every window in my condo and I love the difference in how easily it stays cool in my place. I believe it’s also why I get so much more sleep now. More sleep than I’ve ever wanted to get lol. Use tons of water and clean it up afterwards because it can get a little messy but messy is worth it. The tools that comes with it is good enough for the install the blade cuts with ease and the squeegee does its thing. I own a little $1 spray bottle from Walmart which I think was better anyway because that little bottle that comes with it is too small for all the water you’d have to use. The wetter the window and the film, the easier the install. Keep that in mind because it’s how I screwed up my first one. It’s sticky so it stays but pulling the film off in the event of mistakes is also easy as long as you’re careful because it can stick to itself and then create a crease that can be an eyesore later. From outside, you can barely tell there’s film on your windows and you really cannot see inside in your place. It gives about the same amount of visibility at night as it did before having film on your windows so no walking around naked with blinds open in confidence as if no one’s watching. In the day, yes. At night, no! lol It’s too expensive for mistakes but it’s worth it otherwise.

Im always in the look out for things that prevent folks from seeing inside my home without blocking the sunlight. Thought this was a great option but not in the long run. Looks great from the inside and definitely provides privacy during the day but it’s a whole different story at night - can still see 100% inside my home at night which is not great. In the photo only that windows on the far right have the film and whole there’s definitely a difference in the light filtering with the film on there’s not a difference in the privacy which is super disappointing.

These window clings are very easy to install—it only took a minute to put them up, and they look great at first. However, they don’t stay stuck for long without some extra adhesive. They’re fine for short-term use or seasonal décor, but if you want something more permanent, you’ll need to reinforce them. Still, they’re affordable and look nice while they last.