Did anyone else notice the caution notice that states, "Do not drive while looking through sun shield?"
299385
Probably just a disclaimer to prevent a lawsuit in case a driver wrecks while using the visor and blames it on the visor.
299386
No, I didn't notice it. I used the sun shield for awhile but it did not block the sun adequately from my eyes and I went back to holding my hand up to block the sun.
299387
No but I did notice that one must be careful to maintain distance due to possible depth perception issue using visor!
299388
Yes I did notice so I put it on the passenger side. But then I seen a commercial and I don't know what brand it was but they actually brag about how good their product was for the driver. But I didn't catch if it was the same one we have or if it was different. You might want to check out As Seen on TV. I hope this was helpful.
299389
No, but my mom loves hers! I'm certain that notice is for liability reasons, as in, they are not optically correct for viewing, so don't try suing me if you you crash.
572208
Well if the caution sign said not to would you still do it? Is it safe not to listen to the warnings?
1194921
I would not do that! You will impair your vision path to your side mirror and also impair you visual to the left.
1882236
I personally would not black out headlights as a safety factor. Typically making headlights brighter is the trend recently.
1290842
For models like ACCORD EXL & EXL-V6, there is an additional feature called lane departure warning system. This system is located between windshield and the rear view mirror. If you were to buy a sunshade for those models you would need to specially look for sunshades which can fit this lane warning system.
91793
While I am not aware of the technical specs, I do not believe that use while the passenger compartment of a vehicle is vented or air conditioned during operation would be likely to present any problem. Leaving the device attached to the window when the vehicle is parked or standing in the hot sun, on the other hand, would strike me as not being a good idea. Common sense is probably a pretty good guide here.
1009191
I didn't say that, however it would be in my opinion impossible to use while you are driving, as a passenger, sure, but to drive you cannot turn your head enough to drive, I would not do that.
1315444
NO depending where you mount it you can use you sun visor to block it at night or even in the day time
1615175
Yes you can although it may be a little inconvenient when you need to wind down your windscreen and depending on how wide the window of the driver side is. Also it may hinder your sight when you need to look before driving off or turning. Hope this helps.
1147508
Why would you want to watch a video while driving? Please don't do that. You could kill my family.
1456877
It is a translucent gray like sunglasses and will stop down by 1-2 stops. Cannot be applied for night driving.
1018172
i have never tried to. i used it all the way from michigan to florida over a two day period and driving south i had the sun on the passenger side and unable to view screens until i bought this product which worked perfectly.
1400273
My car had tinted windows when I had the head unit. But with windows down, and bright day it wasn't bad. Their was a little glare, but nothing you can't deal with.
2258847
Gina, please check your state laws regarding coatings on the driver's window. It is illegal in many states, as it blocks a police officers view & could endanger his life (i.e. makes seeing a gun inside the car difficult to see.)
840833
The instructions with this visor clearly state that you must not look through it, because the plastic will distort any view. It's more of a visor extension. It doesn't brighten the night time view, it darkens it, but I guess it could help cut down on glare from overhead street lighting.
1471179
The lid is not large (2 1/2 circ) and when open will "lock" in open position so the lid does not flip back on you. My husband has used his driving and does not find it blocks your view and he is particular about that kind of stuff.
2114716
The privacy screen does not completely block the view of the old cars on the other side of my chainlink fence. When the sun is just right you can see right through it. Would not work for a "peeping neighbor" situation except when the sun is on your side. It really depends on the location of the sun.