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I use a pull-down honeycomb shade with a basement window that's behind my TV: https://www.amazon.ca/Persilux-Blackout-Cellular-Protection-Honeycomb/dp/B0CY229D

I use a pull-down honeycomb shade with a basement window that's behind my TV: https://www.amazon.ca/Persilux-Blackout-Cellular-Protection-Honeycomb/dp/B0CY229DJG https://www.amazon.ca/Persilux-Blackout-Cellular-Protection-... It's a total blackout, though it definitely benefits from the window being deeply inset; on a typical bedroom window at midday I expect a bunch of light would find its way around that.

m463 1y ago
I got something similar (amazon yoolax blackout cellular honeycomb shades). They have extra help from L-shaped side panels blocking light along the sides. bedroom is ultra-dark, with just a hint of light.
- crazymalhavoc 1y ago
  Those are pretty slick, will check those Yoolax ones out, have manual versions from Ikea that work well for both temperature control and light control. https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/trippevals-blackout-cellular-blind-white-80509725/ https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/trippevals-blackout-cellular-bl...