YGO Aqua Blackout Curtains for Bedroom & Living Room - Thermal Insulated Window Panels (84 Inch Long, 2 Panels Set) - Perfect for Light Blocking, Energy Saving & Privacy Protection

Love these curtains for my daughters nursery! They keep light out. I love that both sides are pink instead of one side being black and getting really hot.These curtain were perfect! We got them in teal and the color pictured was actually the color that came! Good material and dark.I have tried many blackout/ room darkening and this was the first time I have found a beautiful high end finish product that does the job. I chose the coral and was worried about it being to light but it was not…we even purchased this brand in a darker color for my sons room after seeing how well it works (he had a comforter stapled around his window for blackout). Not any more it’s nice to go in the dungeon and open the curtains and blinds to …let there be light. We purchased light grey for his room in the 95” to get it as close to the ceiling so daylight would not come through and 52” wide panels to come together. The window is a double 33”. Perfect.Nice Wuality. The are by no means flimsy.Overall, I am extremely happy with YGO curtains. My new studio space has loads of windows, and so sleep hacking was very important to me.I was debating whether to get the 84" or the 95" for the french doors, and I wish I had gone for the longer ones now. The longer length would have made it easier to come completely to the floor and have the top of the curtains higher above the opening. The advantage to that is that the room could be more completely darkened.I find the fabric to provide plenty of room darkening. The challenge is that, with grommet tops, the curtains have to be hung further from the openings for the pleats to hang well when open. You also get some light through the grommets themselves.One advantage of these curtains is that they look great open or closed. When closed, it's not as important as some other curtain styles to have extra fabric. Nonetheless, I've decided to order two more panels to fully cover my french doors all around. I'm going to try something interesting and get the second set in an alternating color and see what having two colors on the same window might look like.For sleep hacking, the reds, browns, and blacks are likely better colors (I got teal), as we get so much blue light in our evenings already, and the color of the curtains does reflect wherever light seeps through around the edges. I have wine red curtains on some of the windows but felt all red would be too much red. I didn't want one color to take over and so will have 3 colors of curtains when done. Once I have all my curtains up, I'll take pics, but likely attach them to a different review.As for ideal black-out, I went with this company because the other company I've tried doesn't have as wide of a variety of size selection so I couldn't get all my curtains from one place unless I took the ones that were too long in for alterations. Also, this fabric is soooo nice, and better than the other company.Nonetheless, the thing I loved with the other company is that their curtains have a combo of rod pocket AND back tabs, and it was much easier to get my old room completely dark as a result. (It also helped that it was a basement room with a flat ceiling and only two windows. I used wrap-around rods, bought curtains that were long for the windows, and mounted them flush with the ceiling. When I closed the curtains completely, this achieved a cave-like affect.)Overall, both companies I've bought from on Amazon have provided excellent blackout curtains. If you've read this far, definitely go for blackout curtains for your sleep spaces. Be sure to buy large and mount as high above the opening as possible with the length coming down below the window as low as possible. Mounting several inches out to the sides also helps. Use rods that help block the light on the sides also. Buy extra panels, if the opening can't be COMPLETELY covered by two panels. Consider the color of the panels. as reds and browns are going to help your brain calm down at night more that blues will. (I know that might seem counterintuitive, and it is in how our eyes perceive the color of light as relates to time of day. Blue and "white" light are best in the morning!)I liked the color & especially the quality of workmanship,very reasonably priced!I hung these in my granddaughter's very sunny bedroom window. They block a good deal of the hot, afternoon sun and help keep the room cool. The material is a great value for the price. I would buy them again. These curtains were a good choice.These curtains are exactly as described! They keep out the light and are very soft. The color is also exactly the color I needed!