JASVIC2025 Windshield Sun Shade Umbrella, Foldable Car Umbrella Sunshade with UV Block Car Front Window (Heat Insulation Protection) for Auto Windshield Covers Trucks Cars (Large)

First off, I like the idea. An umbrella windshield shade? Brilliant. No more accidently getting knocked in the face when my hand slips off the old style while I'm trying to twist and fold it so that it springs back to full size right in my face.My cars on the compact size -- a Ford Escape -- so you can't open it directly into the windshield, which is a bummer. But, I can open it up and place into the windshield pretty snugly and it doesn't fall out, plus covers most of it, minus the bottom corners, but that's not a huge deal to me.It stores super small and compact. It fits into the seat pocket of the passenger front seat very nicely and is easily accessible. The material seems fairly high quality but I haven't used it for long. Will update if it turns out to be shoddy and rips easily.Overall, I really like it!

I loved it, easy and practical to use, it covers very well

This is my first umbrella type sun shield. My old aluminum z-fold crumbled into whitish powder and others I had weren’t tall enough to stay under the visors. This is clunky to open as the handle wiggles, I guess to get it out of the way. I find it difficult. The whole mechanism is made of hard plastic so I expect with the intense heat inside a car, it will shatter in a few years. In the meantime, however, it does completely block light out of the front windshield. I have a Subaru sedan, 2013. The umbrella is too big by about 4 inches on the top and sides. However, it is flappy enough to jam that part under the visors and it stays in place. It’s pretty easy to collapse, like an umbrella. I’ve only had it a few weeks.with that in mind, I recommend it if your old shields collapsed into the front seat while you were away. There is a slot cut into the umbrella for your rear view mirror. If you have a handicap card or anything big hanging there, it doesn’t fit and gets knocked off.

I bought the Car Windshield Sun Shade Umbrella hoping it would be a neat solution to the usual bulkiness of traditional sunshades, and in terms of storage, it definitely delivers. It’s compact and folds up like an umbrella, making it super easy to tuck away in the side compartment or under a seat when not in use.However, ease of storage is about where the perks end. While the initial setup isn't too complicated, the umbrella mechanism isn’t as durable as I'd hoped. After about five uses, the arms of the umbrella started to bend slightly, which means it no longer fits snugly against the entire windshield. This kind of defeats its purpose since any gaps allow sunlight to sneak through, heating up the car interior more than I'd like.I still use it because it provides partial shade and is better than nothing, but once it’s worn out, I’m planning to switch back to a traditional windshield cover. Those might be a bit bulkier, but they tend to hold up better over time and provide complete coverage.For anyone considering this product, it’s a decent option if you prioritize storage space and convenience over longevity and robust performance.

5 stars for doing what it says it does. 1 star for lasting only 5 months. I have tried a couple of these from various sources. All last 4 months to a year before breaking at the joint of umbrella and shaft. I drilled holes in shaft and used zip wire ties and have gone another 6 months and counting with mine.

I decided to purchase this because I dislike the accordion sun visors as they're a pain and take up so much room. I also tried the collapsible sun shades that you have to twist and spin in a specific and magical motion to get them to fold correctly. Not for me. But this product is amazing! It fits my 2016 Pathfinder perfectly and, equally important, it is so easy to put in place and take down. It folds up to the size of a small umbrella and fits in the pocket of my driver's side door perfectly. When in place in the windshield, it stays in place easily without having to use and adjust the visors. I have them down in the picture, but it's not necessary. I've only had it a short period of time, but it seems pretty sturdy and made of good quality. I'll post an update as I use it more and/or if ot breaks or anything changes, however as of right now, highly recommend! 5+ stars!

I absolutely LOVE these “stupid” 😆 sunshade umbrellas! I found out that if you DON’T try to go under your rear view mirror, and just go straight over it, it installs easier. Maybe the instructions say to do this, who knows 🤷‍♀️, I never read instructions 🤣. But it DOES keep the car cooler than ANY OTHER SUNSHADE IV’E USED, and I live in Phoenix Arizona! We LITERALLY need sunshades to SURVIVE in this city if you own a car. Otherwise when you get in the car, the steering wheel IS too hot to touch and you’ll wreck if you try to drive while it’s like this. TRUST ME! It’s almost happened to me! So coming from someone who’s an AUTHORITY ON SUNSHADES… TRY THIS! You WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!My only personal issue is… I have severe ADHD. This results in me closing the umbrella and throwing it to the side… DO NOT DO THIS unless you plan on “subscribing to save” purchasing 🤣! It WILL damage the umbrella. So take care of it. Close it gently and put it back in the wonderful case it comes in and it should last you years! And for under $20… THAT’S AMAZING!!!! I literally should work for this company selling their product because I’m a HUGE ADVOCATE of it and incredibly passionate about it! I hope this review helps you make the best purchase (and MOST DEFINITELY if you live here in the valley of the sun, FOR SURE!!!)!

Is a little large for my 2005 Nissan Frontier but still fits ok. Definitely blocks the Arizona sun and keeps the interior cooler.Seems well made and should give me years of use.