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Window tint blocks up to 86% of solar heat, helping maintain cooler indoor temperatures during summer and reducing HVAC usage.

Blinds only reduce heat when fully closed and are less effective at insulating windows.

Window film requires minimal cleaning—just occasional wiping with a soft cloth.

Blinds collect dust easily and need frequent cleaning; slats can bend or break over time.

Tint provides uniform light filtration without obstructing views.

Blinds offer adjustable light control but can create uneven lighting and shadows.

Certain window films allow daytime privacy while still letting in natural light.

Blinds must be fully closed to ensure privacy, which blocks light entirely.

Tinting blocks 99% of harmful UV rays, protecting furniture, flooring, and artwork from fading.

Blinds offer limited UV protection and only when completely shut.

Tinting can last 5 to 30 years depending on the film type and installation quality.

Blinds typically last 6 to 8 years and are prone to wear and tear.

Tinting gives a sleek, modern look and doesn’t interfere with interior design.

Blinds can appear bulky or outdated depending on style and material.

Though tinting has a higher upfront cost, it reduces cooling bills and lasts longer.

Blinds may cost less initially, but require more frequent replacement and maintenance.