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Tammy Wilson
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2025
I wanted to love these (I'm a bit of a geek for things like this), but the honest truth is I removed it from my vehicle. For me the issue is that it just doesn't feel as practical as I expected. For some reason, it just feels like its doing the same job as your regular visor, just not as well.The quality is okay... although the plastic has somewhat bowed a bit, and I always felt like I would crack it when folding it up or down due to the tight hinges (although I can say it never did crack or break).Overall, as much as I like the idea, it just turns out that I prefer to go without it and just use my stock sun visors and sunglasses.
FB
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
While I like the idea of this product, there are multiple things that have caused it not to work as well as I had hoped. First, it does block the sun and glare. It is like putting your sunglasses on the windshield. However, I find that the visor extender is very difficult to unattach from the clip to bring it down. The image I included is the entire clip pulling away from the visor as I am trying to pull down the extender. Another issue I have would really be car specific. For it to be positioned in the best spot, the clip needs to go over my visor mirror. Since I regularly use the mirror, this is an annoyance since you can't open the mirror with the extender attached (odyssey).
Bob M.
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025
product design just isn't that good. after clipping the sun visor extender to the original sun visor you're not able to flip the original sun visor down. Also, the sun visor extender doesn't do a very good job of blocking the sun and I ended up having to wear sunglasses in additional to the visor extender.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
It's a very useful product.
NanaK
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2025
Couldn't find an extender to properly fit the visor of my Highlander. This one was the best option I could locate and does the job. I like the claw/hook vs straps...gives a little more versatility with options. I keep a microfiber cloth nearby, so I can grab it without leaving as many prints/smudges.
The ONE CA
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025
As a contractor who drives a lot, this sun visor extender has made a noticeable difference in daily commutes. The polarized screen really cuts down on glare, especially during sunrise and sunset, and the UV protection helps reduce eye strain. It’s easy to install, fits securely, and the adjustable angle lets you block just the right spot without messing with your regular visor. Works great in both my truck and SUV. A small, affordable accessory that adds a big boost to driving comfort and safety. Highly recommend!
Ivan
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
Positive Points:1) It's super easy to install. It's just a clip.2) Cuts out a lot of glare.3) I don't know if it has a coating on it, but it doesn't seem to fingerprint easy. I put my hands all over it and it's not smudged.Negative Points:1) They should warn you about how stiff the hinge is. I spent a few minutes trying to bend, slightly increasing the pressure with each attempt and stopping every time I heard a creak or a pop because I was afraid the plastic would stress and beak. Once I reviewed the pictures a few times and was certain of where it was supposed to open and close, I applied a little more force and the hinge finally moved. This is not a problem with the product. It just needs better instructions.2) It will take some getting used to. There are angles to figure out. You can clip it behind the visor (against the highest part of the windshield.) This didn't work for me. The clip is very thick and gouges into the roof liner padding up that high. So mine is clipped at the front part of the visor (toward the driver). Since you can bring just this visor extender down, your car's own visor down, or both of them down, you'll have to play with the angles and decide which one to do and whether the visor / visor extender angle will be wide or acute. Some configurations may bring the extender down over the steering wheel and get in your way. It's probably best to play with adjusting it before you ever have to use it because the sun is in your eyes and your car is moving.3) An suggested improvement would be to offset the clip/hinge instead of centering it on the visor extender. This way you can clip it all the way to one side of your car's visor and not lose the use of the mirror that's behind the visor. You probably don't want to remove and clip this thing back on just to use that mirror.Though the negatives list is longer than the positive, I just tried to be detailed, I still think it's a good product. I live in a very sunny state and in an area where there are few tall buildings. When the sun is low, it can be very hard to see, making left and right turns very dangerous. I think this product will be a great help even if it takes some getting used to.
U.N
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025
This sun visor extender is extremely helpful! The polarized feature cuts down glare and UV rays, making driving so much more comfortable. It was super easy to install and the adjustable angle lets me position it just right. A must-have for anyone who drives in the sun often!
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