2pcs Hud Reflective Film for Car Head-up Display, Transparent Pet Windscreen Film,No Ghost Images, Compatible with Vehicles, Buses, Rvs, Trucks, Motorcycles, Boats

Good quality, and relatively clear image; HOWEVER, the image is flipped, like a mirror.So all the directions are in the opposite direction lol. Making it useless

Bigger than the film supplied with the HUD. Clear and smooth.

The best thing about this film is that it is very reflective while also being very easy to see through. I was worried that it might block out a section of my windshield, but as you can see from the photos, it is easy to see cars, people, and the road through the film. I have been driving with it in place for a while, and I feel like it does not block my view at all.My cellphone screen is reflected very brightly in the film, and it is easy to see directions and traffic in the maps application. I needed my phone to take the photos, so I had to use an old phone for this review, but you can see the brightness.In my particular vehicle, I had some trouble finding a spot to lay the phone flat on my dashboard. The film works most effectively if you can't see the phone screen directly, but this was difficult to accomplish due to the contour of my dash. This is not a limitation of the product.I also had some trouble positioning the film. It takes a lot of trial and error to get it placed so that you can see the heads-up display from a normal driving position. Fortunately, it is quite easy to remove and replace the film many times to get the position correct.It can be a little challenging to get the bubbles out from under the film once you have fiddled around with it, but scraping the film with the edge of a credit card words well.The film could do with being a little bit larger. I had some challenges in placing it and my phone so I could see the whole screen. Again, this may be an issue with the contour of my dash and windshield.You will need to clean the inside of your window very well before you try this. Also remember that you will need to find a way of holding your phone in place on the dash so it doesn't slide around with the movement of the car. If you have a flat dash and a relatively vertical winshield, this should be fairly easy.