Is visibility good enough with these to use them on the driver's window? My new vehicle's windows are not tinted and the sun is very intense in the front seats.
194314
If the question is to tint the front windshield i DO NOT RECOMMEND IT . The visibility is good for the side windows for sure. Keeps the sun out
194315
Yes. This order came with two, so I use one in the back window to shade the the baby's car seat, and one on the driver's side since my visor isn't wide enough to shade the sun on the driver's window. As a matter of fact, I double it over to make the filtering even stronger, and I can still see without a problem.
1137155
I use them for night and rainy driving, and I think they're very good at brightening things up. I don't know if they block blue light completely, because I haven't anything to compare to. I just know they work for me and I have a pair in each vehicle.
418662
I wouldn't use this on a car unless you were going to use an additional means of keeping it on (i.e. some weather resistant adhesive). I can see them easily peeling off from water or fading due to sun exposure so some level of protection would definitely be necessary.
239739
We thought of putting them inside the windows but were not sure of a glare, so we put them on the house above near the roof, and the pictures are so clear, especially at night, and they are visible, but not too much as the house is white and they keep people on their toes. Great investment, and so glad we went with this type. Good luck.
780699
Correctly aligned these lights shouldn't bother anyone in front of you. However they have such a long reach it's up to you to keep them on low beam if you can even see the tail lights of the car you're following. You also must be quick to lower the high beams to oncoming traffic to prevent the dazzling effect presented by these intense lights.
1151180
No problems here. Check the safety sensor electric eyes. They may need a shield to block the sun, or slight repositioning.
2015123
They will respond to artificial bright. I dont think i would drive with them at night. Fast dark response, but much slower clearing response time. Dont think they would work good for night driving.
2163210
I don't know, however your front windscreen shouldn't be tinted on your car or vehicle and that's where I place mine. for maximum light.
1820653
they have several level of brightness. The brightest is more than enough, you don't want it intrusive to your driving.
463950
No, these would be terrible at night. However, they are great during the day, especially for driving. What you're looking for is something like this HD Night Vision Wraparounds Wrap Around Glasses
1388423
I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to warm up for awhile before putting them up, they cling better. Hope that helps! I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to... » Read More I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to warm up for awhile before putting them up, they cling better. Hope that helps! « Show Less
558516
no these lights are not good for direct sight,meaning they have to bounce off of something,they would blind other drivers!!Size of LED's,they are small squares with four points of LED's 3520 are smaller then 5050
80321
Not at all, window tint is on the inside of glass, these slide up into the track..... shouldn't have any issues with your tint.... GO HAWKS
1057306
No, because it is not clear enough to see through. It will distort your view, and make it difficult to navigate your vehicle. Works great for a rear window in my opinion.
1795016
My window is slight tinted (factory) and it did not affect it at all. Not sure if you go with a darker tint how it would affect its performance.
2259492
I have tinted rear windows from the factory and no, they are not scratched when using these door guards. After market tints might be a different situation though.
1388422
I have them in my rear and back windows. My guess about what the person meant, was that with some "real" window tinting, it can make the car not get as hot if it's sitting in the sun. But that these window clings don't keep your car from getting hot; they would only block the sun. Again, this is my guess. I think it's a weird statement to make about window clings. I'm aware they're not like the real thing, but they do a good job of making my car less bright for my son in his rear-facing car seat. I'm not gonna get my windows tinted permanently for a temporary situation.