Customer Reviews for White Cordless Room Darkening Vinyl Mini Blinds with 1 in. Slats-47 in. W x 48 in. L (Actual Size 46.5 in. W x 48 in. L)

Good blinds. Not quite long enough returned to store for exchange and custom cut for appreciate length.

Great and simple to install. An easy way to switch up an old dusty dingy or corded type blind to this easy to roll up cordless one. Reasonably priced and cut to size (free!) if your window not a standard size. Should be in top 10 deal list !

Great and simple to install. An easy way to switch up an old dusty dingy or corded type blind to this easy to roll up cordless one. Reasonably priced and cut to size (free!) if your window not a standard size. A great value !

Decently made except the upper rail was severely dented on arrival and NOT from shipping as the box itself was in perfect condition! Unfortunately my mother needed this item in place immediately so am unable to return it and wait for a replacement unit, as that would leave her window uncovered even longer.

Well I just installed a bunch of these cut-to-fit 1” blinds in some apartments, so no word on longevity etc. But can say during install you will likely spend more time dinking around getting the plastic end-caps to fit and stay on than anything else. The bottom caps were fine, but the upper sheet metal just isn’t formed precise enough to match the plastic end-caps. Or possibly the metal is deformed during cutting, dunno. To keep the caps on I glued (on inside) with E-6000 (like Shoe-Goo).

I have never been so disappointed in a blind my entire life. I bought 3 blinds - one broke so I couldn't open the blinds and the other 2 were severely dented. All 3 were returned.

The slats broke within a couple of years with normal use. I have never had any corded blinds slats break like this except rarely at the tips if crushed or bent hard. This is a very cheaply made product made from inferior materials.

I ordered a set of 59” blinds stating that actual width would be 58.5. Blinds arrived 58.75 and will not fit. This is a gross oversight and as such are unusable. They can not easily be cut to size due to a metal headrail. Do not recommend due to invite is with the product dimensions.

Easy to fix … good quality material

The Unbranded White Cordless Room Darkening Vinyl Mini Blinds with 1 in. Slats-51 in. W x 48 in. L was as advertised and expected. It does a good job at dimming the room from outside light on a sunny day, However , if you are one that likes to sleep in the day in a dark room, this option might not be for you. I have had this installed for about two weeks and have been very happy with the results. It was relatively easy to set up and use. I would recommend this for anyone looking for window privacy with the added benefit of dimming the room.

Shades were easy to install. Looks nice as I assumed they would. One of the shades had a missing piece Home Depot offers no resolve Pathetic customer service!

After having these for just a few years without actually touching them excessively, they broke mid slat. 2 of the pieces bent and broke and another blind, same thing happened with 1 of the slats. The blinds are made from some flimsy cheap material.

I waited six days for this to come and when I receive it, it’s got a terrible bend in the top rail. And it’s the front part of the rail not the back where it could be hidden after hanging. Not happy with this, and these mini blinds cost more than the regular ones because they’re an odd size 25.5 inch. Home Depot needs to make this right.

I get these blinds its easy for me to install them, gives me privacy and opens fully or a little just enough to let the sun shine through

Onside sags down, no way to tighten it up. I will not buy again. I have a sagging blind that is at a downward tilt on one side.

The slats cut from friction of the tension cord that raises and lowers blind. The blinds do not sit evenly on window sill, once you shorten to fit.

These do not block out the sunlight at all. The sun still shones through

These blinds will not keep people from being able to see in. They don't close flush at all, and not just at the top or bottom. I took this photo standing at the exact same distance from each set--the older corded blinds use 51 one-inch strips to Hampton's 50 of the same size, and had overlap. To save pennies on that one lousy vinyl strip, HB defeated the entire purpose of the blinds altogether. No overlap. Big gaps. Useless. It has other issues, but this is all you really need to know.

Updating my garage work area, got rid of the 1950s aluminum blinds on my three windows for more modern ones. Had two of these cut to fit inside the window, a perfect cut. Installation went well. Good instructions, mounted the inside two window blinds to the window, the other to a wood piece. Snapped right in to the support mount. So much better now when in the garage. More privacy and when I want, open them to let in the light.

We bought these darkening vinyl blinds and installed them in the bathroom right above the tub. Well, in less than a year there were a couple with broken ends, so I put in a warranty request. I've NEVER had any blinds that start breaking in less than a year! They denied my claim because their "limited lifetime warranty" does not cover the blinds! Looking at the warranty paperwork I see they leave a very wide margin for refusals. And if it's after a year, they charge you to ship it to them!

I love the look of the shaded

Easy to install, looks great, sturdy

I've remodeled 3 bedrooms and Living room and installed 10 internal non corded blinds. About 2 average in each room. They were easy to install after the first one. I did not like the install instructions as the drawing on the directions for the holder face was way too small to interpret as for its direction. Once I installed the first one all others were easy, took about 10 minutes or less each. All sizes (lengths) on my windows varied so I had to wait a week for each one or set to arrive. They are cut about an inch and 1/2 shorter than actual length. I have some that are too high/tall but have not shortened yet, looks easy. Happy with results, debating whether to still use curtains.

I just finished putting these up. The 22.5 inch wide size blind fits the 23" wide bathroom window in my 1950's house perfectly -- in fact, no room to spare, so definitely get 1/2 inch shorter than the actual window measurement. Over the years, I have installed lots of blinds, but the brackets on these were different than the ones with which I was familiar, so there was a bit of a learning curve. Although the instructions are thorough and well illustrated, the key moment of snapping them into place eluded me (ouch -- fallen blind on old lady delicate-skin arm) until I realized the UPPER tabs have to be secure into the blind headrail before pushing the headrail into the lower supports. I highly recommend the following video -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJdzchD2p2M

I like it . It fitting in the window