HALOBLK Reinforced Triple-Coated Windshield Sunshade Umbrella of The NASA Voyager-2 Mission Edition Designed for All Tesla Model Y Model 3 (2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021) Accessories

I recently picked up the HALOBLK Reinforced Triple-Coated Windshield Sunshade Umbrella, and I couldn't be more impressed! The cool design really sets it apart from traditional sunshades. It’s not only stylish but also incredibly functional. On hot days, this sunshade does an excellent job of keeping my car protected from the sun's harsh rays. It effectively blocks out heat and sunlight, making a noticeable difference in the temperature inside my vehicle. I love how easy it is to set up and fold down—just like an umbrella! The reinforced, triple-coated material feels durable and high-quality, ensuring it can withstand regular use. It fits perfectly on my windshield and provides great coverage. Overall, I highly recommend the HALOBLK Sunshade for anyone looking to keep their car cool and protected while adding a touch of flair to their ride! It’s truly a fantastic investment for those hot summer days!

What really drew me in was how compact it was and how easy it was to deploy and to pack it. I don’t know if these things lessen the number of times my cabin protection turns on, but it’s great to know that direct sunlight won’t reach my dashboard and parts of its interior. The quality is very solid from first glance, though the plastic pieces might degrade sooner rather than later. Time will tell. Overall, a hard recommend from me. (Fitted in a 2024 Model Y)

The HALOBLK is hands-down the best sunshade I’ve ever used. The umbrella-style design makes setup and takedown incredibly fast—no more wrestling with bulky fold-outs or flimsy accordion shades. Just pop it open like an umbrella, and your windshield is instantly shielded. The triple-coated material reflects heat impressively well. Even in the Texas sun, my car interior stays noticeably cooler. The NASA Voyager branding adds a sleek, futuristic touch, and the reinforced frame feels solid and durable—no bending or sagging over time. It folds down compactly and stores easily in the included pouch, making it perfect for daily use. If you're tired of cheap sunshades that barely work, this one is a serious upgrade. Functional, stylish, and built to last.

This sunshade worked really well initially and was set up protecting my vehicle within ten seconds. I’ve never found an easier set up in a sunscreen that I was happy with and the material seemed to do a good job at keeping my car “cooler” longer. When in use, it fit really well, covering the car from edge to edge. When not in use, it stores like a small umbrella. My one and only issue is that it has an adjustable/bendable rod from which you pull to open it. Mine snapped one morning after I placed the rod behind my screen despite the fact I never bent it or adjusted it. Then I couldn’t even open the shade. I had only had it for five to six weeks and refuse to buy another one to see it break again.

**Stylish and Convenient, but Doesn't Fully Block Sunlight** I recently purchased the HALOBLK Reinforced Triple-Coated Windshield Sunshade Umbrella, NASA Voyager-2 Mission Edition for my Tesla Model Y, and overall, I'm quite pleased with it. The design is aesthetically pleasing, adding a unique touch to my car's interior. There is a bit of a learning curve when it comes to opening it. I found that the best way to use it is to open it fully before inserting it into the window. Once you get the hang of it, it's quite straightforward. One downside is that it doesn't fully block out the sun as much as I had hoped. While it does provide some shade, it doesn't completely eliminate the heat and light coming through the windshield. However, I do love the fact that it folds up like an umbrella. This makes it incredibly easy to store under the seat, and it's much more convenient than traditional sunshades. Overall, while it could offer better sun protection, the HALOBLK Windshield Sunshade is a stylish and convenient option that I enjoy using.

The HALOBLK Reinforced Triple-Coated Windshield Sunshade Umbrella of The NASA Voyager-2 is a must-have for any car owner looking to protect their vehicle's interior from the harsh rays of the sun. Inspired by the iconic space mission, this sunshade delivers exceptional performance and durability. My Experience: I've been using this sunshade for several months now, and I'm extremely impressed with its effectiveness. It does a fantastic job of blocking sunlight, keeping my car's interior cool and preventing fading. The installation is quick and easy, and the sunshade stays securely in place with no need for adjustment. The sunshade also looks much better than the foldup style ones when in place. If you're looking for a top-quality windshield sunshade that offers both protection and style, I highly recommend the HALOBLK Reinforced Triple-Coated Windshield Sunshade Umbrella of The NASA Voyager-2.

Fitment is near perfection on both model 3 and Y. The shade deploys extremely easy just like an umbrella and the little prop stick handle is flexible allowing you to flex it around the vehicle's display when when it's time to set up or take down with ease. Also, it is not necessary to use the visors to hold the shade in place like other flimsy shades I have tried. It will hold it self in place because of the prop stick kick stand when installed. The material of this shade is thicker than the last 5 shades I've had, it really does protect from the sun and it really helps to slow down how fast the cabin heats up, specially when used in tandem with their roof shade. I highly recommend this shade to anyone who is looking for a quality piece of protection for their dash. Ohh yeah can't forget, that NASA logo looks cool too ;)

Cubre perfectamente el tamaño del auto y de facil aplicación

Truly the best money I've ever spent, this sunshade is so convenient to deploy, and collapses easily. So much less unwieldy than the big bubble ones.

Disappointed Tesla Y 2023 owner 🙄 Misleading claims about quality and WAY overpriced for what it is in reality. 1. The shade doesn’t reach all corners and edges of the windscreen (contra the photos in the advert) . 2. It’s really tricky to set it up and take it down. 3. The “flexible” umbrella shaft doesn’t support the umbrella - and clearly wasn’t engineered to handle the level of force needed to hold the umbrella against the windscreen. 4. It’s really difficult work out how to shape the shaft, let alone where on earth to put the end of the shaft so that it stays in place and actually works as the “prop” it is claimed to be. If this is fit to wear the NASA brand, well … may the Good Lord have mercy on NASA’s future astronauts 🤦‍♂️ PS. Did NASA authorise the use of its logo???