Nestour Tesla Model 3 Model Y Front Windshield Sunshade, Double-Layer Shade Fabric with UV/Heat Insulation Film, Foldable Cover Sun Visor Protector

I liked that it comes with a bag when you aren't using it. It's better than what I expected. I also like that there's a Velcro that goes around the rear view mirror.

The windshield cover is well-constructed. It fits well.

Struggled to fold it, the wire broke through as I was trying the first time. Pitched it in disgust. Do not recommend.

It's Okay but I'm not sure how durable it's going to be.The shade comes in a bag within a bag. Once out of the bags it unfolds and, following a brief struggle, you can fix it on the windshield while kept in place by the steering wheel and the 2 sun visors. To take it out you struggle in reverse, then struggle some more to fold it and force it into the bags so it will be there, ready for next use.Of course, it blocks sun rays and most of the heat so the seat and the windshield won't burn when you enter the car after having it parked in the sun.So far, it didn't break or crack so it's a provisional 4 stars.

It’s really really hot in CA.I used a UV umbrella to block the sun light before and there are some gaps that don’t cover the front windshield.This sunshade is just perfect for model Y and easy to install and remove.I put it under my seat when not using it.

Pretty good fit, good coverage. Very heavy duty.When deployed, I like that there's a small cutout for the rear view mirror and a little velcro tab to keep it in place.Even though its rectangular, it folds up like any other sunshade. You just sort of twist and collapse it on itself. I will say, i think because of the shape, it doesn't stay folded as readily as a round shade, but it does come with a bag, which does well to keep it folded and stored.

This is as close to a perfect fit I’ve found for my Model 3. It folds up into a small compact circle when not in use. It came with a cases, although I only use the internal circular one to make things easier. It blocks the heat and sun and you can instantly notice the cabin being cooler, which is great when you are at Superchargers facing the sun.

I think this is a really good sunshade. However -- I wish they provided some type of guidance on how to old it back up. Perhaps I'm dense, but there's a "rubic's cube" kind of experience I have when I try to coil it back up to put it away. I think there's a "trick to it", but at the moment I always feel like I'm figure it out again whenever it's time put it way. It would be nice it the maker could offer a hint.