Easy to assemble. First used three years ago and still looks great today! Bought more for other windows and still the same excellent product.

I used this film on a large window in my bathroom that is slightly visible from the road below and I am so happy I went with this option over curtains! It was easy to apply and seems like it will hold up well. I didn't do this, but it seems the best way to apply would be to cut it slightly oversize then trim with an x-acto knife once it's on the window.

Instead of duct tape when painting window frames - wonderful!

Amazon - please contact me about order for calendar - it went awry. Help

This arrived fast without defect or damage. This frosted look is very modern, affordable and fairly easy to apply. Great first impressions. I can't comment on how this will hold up over time, but so far... Very pleased with the overall light filtering and design. 4 stars.

Edit: I've been so happy with the film that I bought additional rolls for other windows. I got better at measuring/applying it lol. I realized to get the bubbles out you really need to heavily mist the entire pane of glass with water and it helps to use a squeegee after you've applied the film to just slide the bubbles out. I'm a plant lover and my house plants have continued to thrive after I applied the film to their windows. I changed to 5 stars because the application problems were solved with practice.

These 4 window panes took me at least an hour and a half to cut to size and install, but I'm pretty happy with the product's function. I can no longer see straight into my neighbor's house and went outside in the dark to confirm that they can't see into mine anymore, either. I have this product in my bathroom as well, and I'm happy with the amount of privacy it provides. I wanted the brightest result with the most privacy, and also a cute design. It was a lot easier to put this up in my bathroom and on the panes of glass in my classroom doors (I have a version of this at school that is completely frosted to obscure a potential baddie from seeing into our classroom). It was easier because the pieces of film were smaller. The film has stuck very well even under the challenges of sticking to a busy art room door where it encounters a lot of movement.
The time issues I had were measuring and cutting straight, getting the darn film to peel off its backing, hanging the film straight, and trying to smooth out the bubbles.
There are still a few bubbles, but I'm going to try to add more water underneath and resmooth it to get rid of them. More water seemed like the ticket but geez do I need a break.