BASENOR Upgraded Sunshade for Tesla Model X Windshield Sunshade Folding Sun Visor Protector Sun Shade Cover with a Storage Bag Fit Model X 2021-2026Global Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased Basenor windshield sunshade and it has exceeded my expectations. It’s made of durable, reflective material that effectively blocks out sunlight and keeps the interior of my car significantly cooler, even on the hottest days. The installation is quick and easy—it unfolds in seconds and fits snugly against my windshield.One of the best features is its compact design. When not in use, it folds down neatly into a small, lightweight package that easily fits in my glove compartment. The stitching and materials feel high-quality, and after weeks of daily use, there are no signs of wear or fading.Overall, this sunshade is a great value for the price. It protects my dashboard from UV damage and makes a noticeable difference in cabin temperature. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to keep their tesla cooler and preserve the interior.Rating: 5/5

I was hesitant to buy this because I felt like it would be a chore to put it in my windshield every day. It only takes about 30 seconds to do. It fits my 2025 Model 3 nicely, does a great job of blocking sunlight. I can’t say I’ve noticed it keeps my car cooler when parked in the sun all day, but I’m confident it will help to preserve the dashboard and screen. Feels decently sturdy and good quality like it will last a while. It would be a bit of a chore in my opinion to fold it all the way down every day to fit in the included case, but it can be done. I just fold it in half twice and put behind my back seat.

The product fits well and is super easy to fold up and pack away in the included bag, definitely a plus for storage and portability. However, I do have trouble keeping it in place without pulling down the visors, which can be a bit of a hassle. Still, overall, it’s a handy item and does the job.

So if you want a windshield shade, like I did, this isn’t bad. It does reduce the temps overall, especially the heat on the seats and likely on the screen (I haven’t compared it to other products, it’s the only one I own, and I haven’t done much in terms of studying the temperatures).**It works, it fits a Model 3** .Other than a very small area (where it attaches around the mirror) it blocks the entire windshield, as well.It’s very easy to put up, you just use the visors and a Velcro strap it has to secure it.The size of it can be annoying when putting it up, as you have to squeeze it into the car through the door, rubbing it into random spots on your interior and what not. It’s not an issue if you take your time, but doing it every day it can be annoying I guess. I suppose that’s normal though, what else would I expect? It’s a big sunscreen, of course you have to fit it into the car.The main thing I want to stress is that you shouldn’t buy this just because it comes in a little bag and looks easy to store. Right now mine is sitting in my trunk, as always, folded in half and not in the bag, taking up space (not much space, it’s flat and light, the only annoying thing is that it sits over the bottom storage area hatch). While I’ve gotten very close to folding it back up, I can’t get it quite small enough for the bag.That said I haven’t looked it up (how to fold it), and didn’t pay attention when first opening it; namely, a smarter person may be able to handle it. For me? I have given up on the folding, maybe one day I’ll look it up or try it again. It doesn’t come with any clues. It basically works by having a springy metallic frame inside that can be folded and twisted into a small circle when done correctly, I just can’t quite get it perfect enough to fit.So, basically I recommend it as a sun shade, but I wouldn’t buy it solely for the small footprint, unless you’re much thriftier than I am or pay more attention to the details when you unwrap it initially. Most likely it’ll end up folded in half in your trunk, but it will work just fine for it’s intended purpose and it’s cheap.

This sunshade fits my car perfectly and easily fits in the backseat pocket when not in use. The process of putting the sunshade back into the bag does take some practice, but it is easy to get the hang of it. Highly recommend as it helps keep the car cool when parking in direct sunlight.

Perfect shade for the largest glass windshield in a production vehicle, the Cybertruck. This shade folds and pops out like an umbrella. It's lightweight yet sturdy, fitting perfectly against the windshield. The product even comes with its own zippered bag, a very nice touch. The reflective material blocks out harmful UV light and heat, as well as providing privacy for those times you want to nap or camp inside the truck. When stored in the storage bag, the shield folds into a small rectangular size and lays flat/thin, so it's easy to store almost anywhere in the truck. Perfect accessory to keep the heat out, protect the dash for UV deterioration, and add some privacy.

Fits my Y almost completely. Velcro is a nice touch to assist with placement. Pretty much blacks out and keeps the car much cooler.

It’s a sunshade. Once installed, it does a great job of blocking the sunlight and keeping your interior cooler than without it. However, taking it out the bag and getting it into place without touching the touch screen or whacking yourself in the face will take many attempts to perfect. Likewise, folding this monstrosity into its bag quickly and easily on the first try will probably take months of training. Would have been nice if they included instructions on how best to fold and store this thing. The “installation video” is an obvious joke on the customer. It’s a YouTube video that shows the sunshade perfectly installed. That’s literally it. No “here’s how to best remove it from the bag, unfold it, and place it on the windshield without poking yourself in the eye.” No “here’s how remove it from the windshield, fold it, and place it in the bag on the first try.” Just a “here’s what it should like if you manage to figure it out yourself.” 5 stars for the actual product. 1 star for instructions. That gives us an average score of 3 stars. Hope this helps.