00:00You know that moment when you're driving into the sunset, you glance down at your GPS to check
00:04your exit, and the screen is just, a mirror? You can see your own face, the clouds, maybe a bird
00:10everything except the actual directions. Yeah, I've missed turns because of that.
00:16So I went digging and rounded up the 5 best GPS navigation sun shades out there,
00:20all of them cheap, all of them highly rated, and honestly all of them a better fix than
00:24squinting and hoping for the best. Let's get into it. Starting off with the anti-glare screen sun
00:31shade visor for your central control display. This one's built for those big touchscreen setups
00:37in newer cars, and it just clips right over the top edge of the screen to throw a shadow across
00:41it.
00:42What sold me is how clean it looks, it doesn't scream aftermarket accessory,
00:46it kind of blends in like it came with the car. It's $11.10, which is the priciest on this
00:52list,
00:53but it's also got a perfect 5-star rating with nearly 4,900 sold. If you've got one of those
00:59glossy vertical screens that turns into a mirror at 3 in the afternoon, this is your fix.
01:04Next up is the 7-inch GPS Sunshade Navigator Light Shield, and this is the budget champion
01:09of the whole video. $6.67. That's less than a sandwich. It's a universal hood designed for
01:18standalone 7-inch navigation units, so if you're running a dash-mounted GPS or a portable unit,
01:24this slides over it and instantly kills the overhead glare. 4.7 stars, 4,400 sold.
01:31Look, for under 7 bucks, if it saves you from missing one highway exit, it's already paid for
01:37itself twice over. Then we've got this GPS navigation sunshade visor cover, the light barrier style.
01:44$6.12, the cheapest thing on the list, and it's still holding a perfect 5-star rating across 3,800
01:50sales. That combination is rare. What I like about this one is the simplicity, there's no assembly,
01:58no adhesive residue, you just pop it on and you're done. It's the kind of thing you buy, forget about,
02:03and then 3 months later realize you haven't struggled with glare once.
02:07Great pick if you want to spend the absolute minimum.
02:11Coming in at number 4 is the Car Instrument Dash Mask GPS Sunshade with the universal clip design.
02:18$7.19, 5 stars, around 3,700 sold. The clip is the key here, a lot of these shades rely
02:25on sticky
02:26pads that give up when your dashboard hits 140 degrees in July. This one physically clamps on,
02:32so it stays put. It also works on instrument clusters, not just navigation screens, so if your
02:38speedometer washes out in bright light, this handles that too. Versatile, secure, and still under 8 bucks.
02:46And rounding out the list, the universal's central control screen visor and anti-glare shield.
02:52$8.84, 5-star rating, about 3,400 sold. This is kind of the middle ground of the whole lineup,
02:59sturdier and deeper than the ultra-cheap options, but noticeably less than the premium one we opened with.
03:05The deeper hood means it blocks light coming in at sharper angles, which matters a lot if you drive
03:10early mornings or late evenings when the sun sits low. Solid, well-built, fair price.
03:16Hard to complain.
03:18All five links are sitting down in the description, so grab whichever one fits your setup.
03:23If this helped you out, drop a like and hit subscribe, I'm testing car gadgets like this
03:28every week, and I'd love to have you around. Drive safe, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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