He seems like a decent human. He'll do what he will to make the money he needs but I don't see him as greedy (taking x money in place of x amount of ads). Thanks Mr. White!!
Not sure Anyone should be listening to a guy who took 24 hours and needed to read the instructions to figure it out he had that thing in backwards I mean there’s literally only two ways it can go on and he chose the wrong one and filmed an entire review. I mean Come on
@@MrKylePopovich If you’ve driven several vehicles, you’ve probably noticed that some vehicle windshields are equipped with a tinted strip on the windshield. The strip can either be blue that fades out as it gets lower, or it may be a pixelated strip that fades the lower it goes. These tint strips are usually around four to six inches in height and stretch the whole length of the windshield. The purpose of tint strips The tint strip on the windshield is actually known as a shade band. Its purpose is simple: to provide protection from the sun’s glare in that pesky spot just below your roof line and just above the visor. That spot is notorious for being difficult to block when you are driving into the sun shortly before sundown. The reason the shade band is only four to six inches in height is so it doesn’t obstruct or obscure your vision when you are driving in normal traffic. If the shade band stretched any further down, it could cause a distraction to some drivers or make it hard to see traffic lights at an upward angle. If your windshield doesn't have a shade band, it's important to get one. It's not mandatory on all vehicles nor is it required if your windshield was originally equipped with one, but it can prevent annoying glare from hard to block spots.
The reflective properties killed it for me. My sunglasses might block some of my peripheral vision but it’s not nearly as distracting as a reflection. Either way, love how thorough the review is, as always!
I got the other product he mentioned and I'll SWEAR by the night vision. I live in the south and not near the bigger cities of my area..when you're driving late at night or early in the morning before sun up and somebody with LED headlights comes round a corner and has their high beams on and refuses to turn them down since they didn't notice you till the last dang second cause of said corner or they are just a jerk, that thing has saved my eyes and my life a time or two on a sharp curve. Sure there are fingerprints and a tint to the color but I'll deal with it cause it has helped me big time in the cases I've mentioned. When you're in the city where there are street lights and lots of cars it's not really needed, back roads with almost no street lights and low traffic? Oh yeah then it's handy and worth the money.
ShinKyuubi you are correct as to the amber filter it tricks your eyes into adjusting to bright light faster keeping you from being blinded. Read my comment .
Ordered two tac visor sets. Received different visors than shown on TV. On TV they show an easy clip that attaches on top and bottom. The ones I received clip on one side of visor. Clip immediately broke. I now have a set of Tac visor that I have to hold in my hand if I wanted to use it.SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!
Turk yes!! I want to see that too. It would be great if it worked on the brights in the opposite lane - and a bonus if it cleared that up enough to see a deer at night (which is really why I was considering buying this in the first place)
I bought something similar awhile back. I put it on incorrectly, but it helps me better, as I am 5'1". I recently had occasion to use it because the sun was very low on the horizon, and the visor was useless. However, since I put it on incorrectly, it helped extend the visor to where it cut down on the glare and the sun in my eyes.
For shorter people, you can flip the visor down, then put the TacVisor on and it will be much lower than when the car visor is up. Just an idea that has worked for others
damn, well now i HAVE to subscribe! i feel like this was a total honest review, which are hard to find. unbiased and simple, and a pretty short video too! thank you for this video!
I’ll say for me car lights blind me and my eyes don’t adjust very fast. Having the yellow tint just helps from getting blinded. Regular sunglasses will do the same but then everything is too dark, hence the yellow tint instead of black
Hi, James! I'm 21 from MN and I found your channel a few weeks ago and I can't stop watching! I tell everyone about your great reviews and how they're comprehensive and fair. I'm a retail manager and I love being able to tell my customers who buy ASTV products what they can look forward to or watch out for with their items. I also think you have a calming voice. Thanks for another video!
my wife and i have night driving glasses for the purpose of reducing the blue light from the new headlights, and it helps tremendously on vision at night. you notice it more when you live in the boonies like us. but we have used the old visor and did not care for it at all.
Something else to mention, after a short while, the hinges, for the most part, stop working, so no matter how many times you flip the visor up, in seconds, it falls again. In a way, because you're always fighting with the visor, it's as dangerous as not having anything, or, maybe worse.
I was thinking of getting something like this but now I am very skeptical on it and I don't think I even want to spend the money for it. I'm thinking I might just stick using my sunglasses during the day.. I love your review thank you so much for putting it out because I was feeling lost about ordering any of these products to try to reduce glare at night or during the day... I wear prescription sunglasses during the day but at night I'm still feeling lost because there is that glare from headlights but nothing seems to work at this point...
I don't think those yellow glasses are for reducing glare. I think they're for reducing eye-strain from blue light when it's dark out. Probably pretty useful if you're driving for quite a distance, and don't want your eyes to get tired. I don't know why they'd advertise those as reducing glare, it's more like what "night mode" does for your iphone or ipad.
Just saw this commercial and it looks so tempting. I struggle with headlights at night and glare. The first place I came after seeing the commercial was to your review! You are a Saint!
So glad I watched your well done review before going ahead and ordering it from a Canadian TV ad. My decision is not to get it as it'll be more exspensive with the Canadian dollar excghange plus shipping cost. Not worth it. Thanx a heap
I was going to suggest that for shorter people, can you clip it to the other end of the visor so,that the visor can come down and then the Tac Visor could be lowered as well to bring it down even lower? Just a thought. Appreciate the review.
Jane Conley I'm a little under 5, and i just use a folded throw blanket to sit on, it boosts me up a few inches. I dont need it to drive, but hey, more visibility is welcome.
Is that a Las Vegas Knights pin? Awesome! I grew up in Portland, going to Winterhawks games with Dad. Now, my Father and Step Mom live in Vegas and are big Knights fans!
I've been waiting for this review. Good and thorough. When jumping on the 215 going west in the afternoon that sun gets pretty harsh. Definitely going to order it. Thank you again 🤗
Daytime yes, nighttime, no. The tac glasses are a bust, too. I've tried similar glasses at night and they are useless for anti-glare purposes. Thanks for the thorough comparison. Bailey the pup made the review!
This is good if you don’t have your glasses handy. Such as the day started cloudy or before dawn. Also good for nighttime driving in construction areas. All those strobe lights and blind you.
I got that Exact visor, it didn’t do crap, I still have to use the regular visor. I’m guessing it does good thru the camera lens, and the pic on the front of the box shows All glare gone! Nope, not at all. I kept it tho because it extends the visor a bit, and that’s about it.
I live in Indiana and drive to work around 5:45 in the mornings and 7:00 at night. Around 8 months it’s really dark around those hours. Many people do not and or will not dim their lights and using the amber shade it doesn’t hurt my eyes. So it helps me. During the daylight the sun bothers my eyes so I use my prescription sunglasses and the sun shade and it helps my eyes.
Another great review. Laughed at the beginning where you put the visor on wrong. :-) Loved the comparisons with the glasses. I don't really care for the reflection. For me, it would be too distracting while driving. I also would not be able to handle the fingerprints. You made a good point about the setting sun and the Tac visor versus your cars visor. I actually have one of the older HD versions, and I experienced that same issue, as well as that gap between the visor and my car visor... definitely noticeable. Always look forward to your reviews! Thanks!
IAM glad you tell me the truth about that tack visor my opinion is they should have put a mirror coating on the front and have an extra extension for short ppls you see they never TEST there product out before putting out on the market but you need bto text others ppls products more often because when we see on TV we think it's all good until we get it so that's where you come in to TEST IT BROTHER 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👌🏾🤘🏾🤟🏾💯😁
With the yellow, it just looks yellow. Bailey did look pretty cute though. The day version looked like it worked fairly well, except when the sun is low between the bottom of the visor and the steering wheel. When I initially saw that you were doing this product, I was hoping that it was something that could be used as a visor extension to provide coverage for the area where your mom and I have difficulties. That way one could put the car visor down and then the TacVisor to fill the gap. And I completely agree that this product looked like the original visor product and not the prototype product. Thanks for the review.
I wear prescription glasses but don’t have prescription sun glasses. I wear a good pair of polarized fishing glasses with amber( not yellow) lenses and can see just fine while driving. This product may help some people that need to wear prescription glasses while driving. Good honest review, something not seen too often on You Tube.
This is my second time visiting your chanel looking at reviews. Thank you so much for taking alot into consideration with your honest reviews and looking at it from different views/uses. As well as considering other people, including your mum! Keep up the good work! From Sydney Aus. Subbed!
FYI : see ... your test Tac visor warped too as mine. Reason for it to change shape was it was made with two layered materials. My bubbled under high heat in my car. The mirror side (layer) was the side to face out to cut down reflection.
I might suggest raising/lowering the Tac Visor from the side rather than the bottom. It might make them less distracting. Very thorough review as always.
Bought it mainly for night driving. Put on my visor and drove to the store. Came out of the store and the visor was on my seat. The plastic clip had broken within a half hour.
Yeah that happens to me a lot where I get all excited to try out a new mod or accessory and don't RTFM correctly. @ 1:44 you can clearly see the diagram showing the mounting clip/clamp inserted on the hinge side of the car's sun visor. Thanks for the video!
Thanks.....I'm short @ 4'11.5" too like your mother - so it probably wouldn't help me either. I never thought of that. :-) & NOT much difference at night WHICH is where I need it most. SINCE having cataract laser excision in Oct. my night-time GLARE is interfering with my night-time vision/driving. Even if it were long enough I don't think the Tac Visor will make any difference
Just subscribed , litterly binged watched about 20 of your episodes , I find them fun an actually help full , I always see the “as see on tv” isle an I wanted to get the (my pillow ) but it was pricy so actually seeing an in depth review was amazing . Keep up the work love the videos !
I've used yellow shades for years riding my motorcycle and they do come in handy in rural areas where the is not a lot of light, county roads, old state highways, etc.
Thanks for the review and information! If the camera is set to auto-exposure adjustment, it's adjusting itself to excess glare so it's not the same. I notice that on all the vid reviews.
I noticed the night time visor is different between the older and newer models. The old one is amber yellow and slightly distorted, while the new one is clear yellow and not distorted. To add, there is a fuzziness around the light which passes through on the old model, whereas it is very slight on the newer model.
when I bought it yesterday I installed it the correct way according to your instructions but I'm like your mother I'm too short therefore serves no purpose. I agree with you I don't see much difference at night according to your video. I do have the glasses which I bought years ago (very cheap) and they actually do the same as the night visor. The outcome of this purchase is that I cannot use it. I did have one day visor which I bought at Canadian Tire, I like it and will continue to use it.
I like how in the commercial they show the sun glaring straight in the face of the driver and then they put the tac visor down and the angle of the sun is now behind or above the driver.
I like it because I wear prescription glasses, and it works about as well as sunglasses so I don't have to purchased prescription sunglasses. The yellow for night doesn't work at all. As for the 'reflection', it's like mild tinnitus, you don't really notice it until something or someone brings it to your attention.
I bought the Tac Visor, installed it, and it isn't long enough to do any good. Even my husband who is 6" tall said it was too short. Wish I hadn't purchased this....
I have a huge problem with driving at night - any type of oncoming light or even cars behind me blind me with glare, and I do once in a while I use a pair of yellow anti glare glasses, and they really help with my vision at night... If I drive at night in rain, and oncoming traffic it can get so bad that it effects my driving... So, while I like you review, I feel you don’t take in to consideration that some people might have some vision problems, or with other things, physical problems, that the product might help with!!
Freakin Rewiews - #1 - it is illegal to Drive with mirrored sunglasses at Night, or a Mirrored Visor. CHP will ticket you. #2 - the purpose of the Yellow lens is to increase contrast at Night , is what you want !!!!! plus it is Allowed for Night Driving by most Police. Check local LAWS.
Your the man Mr White! I learned a lot from your reliable reviews whithout having to waste my money, turned a lot of my friends on to you too. (Question?) What do you do with all the stuff after you review it?
WOW thanks for the review I wear glasses ( script ) that change from clear to sunglasses and after watching your review I'm definitely not sold on tac-visor 1 the finger prints and 2 the reflection would not fly for me. It last more than 5 minutes on my visor. Yes I did not see a difference in the night time visor except the yellow tint.
You hit it right on the head. I'm 5'2" so I still get the sun glaring through both the top and below the Tac Visor. But at certain times of the day it does work. The night vision part feels like it messes with my depth perception so I don't use it.
I am an Uber driver and used the Tac Visor on NYE. My impression is that the night visor dramatically lowered eyestrain and I was able to stay our later. I admit that the normal night driver probably will not feel the difference, but if you drive professionally at night or you are taking an overnight road trip, the tac visor will help.
Your reviews & methods are the best I've found. Have you ever reviewed 'pepper mills'? I have not seen any if so. There seem to be a multitude of them 'out there' but I have yet found one that functions well. I've hoped to find one for many years & still am hoping. Thanks for reading this. Carol
I actually have the HD VISION visor & I couldn’t use it well in my smaller car I use to own as I sat lower & I’m only 5’5 so I had the same problem like your mum but I haven’t tried it yet in my car I have now that is larger & has a electric drivers seat that sits you up higher like a truck seat. Mine also scratched pretty bad from the dust too as back then I lived out of town on a dirt road. I also noticed that the TAC one looks larger then the HD VISION.
Saved me some dough dude,I've watched a few of your videos and I will be buying the better brella,thanks to you also I don't have to tear apart the artic air to see what makes it tick,it has it's applications here in Florida,im an a/c tech and when installation of attic units or ductwork this would be nice to have who knows may make my own.Thanks for what you do and have subscribed and look forward to seeing more content.
Wow! Thanks. I was all ready to get the visor, but clearly not nearly as good as the TV commercial claims, finger prints, reflections and it doesn't really cut the glare. And of course if Bailey doesn't like it, my Golden, Oliver won't like it either.
This review was all fun and games until he started doing the back and forth.... cue flashbacks to being at the eye doctor like 'which is better 1 or 2'
I received the tac visor for Christmas as a gift I also installed it wrong I’ll turn it to the backside of my visor tomorrow and see if there’s improvement with the reflection
Kelli please, I bet you see fine. Try being 4'10". I can drive without a boost but lately I've been using a folded throw blanket and it's helped quite a bit. 5'4 is average for a woman. So sick of non-short people saying they're short for attention. Its like if an anorexic says she's too fat for attention, meanwhile fat people want less attention or taken seriously. It lessens the struggle amd message.
For what it's worth, when you turn a polarized lens sideways like you did for the glasses, you're misaligning the polarization which will impact the effectiveness of the product.
You're welcome! I love the fact you showed how you did it incorrectly as numerous of people could or would of done the same. So two BIG thumbs up for that!
