What are the differences between V-KOOL A60 and V70?
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V-KOOL A60 and V70 differ in terms of heat insulation and clarity. Heat insulation capability: Since windshield films have requirements for visible light transmission, the primary criterion for evaluating their heat insulation performance is their ability to block infrared rays. V70 has an infrared penetration rate of 6%, while A60's is lower. In terms of infrared blocking capability (heat insulation), V70 performs better. Clarity: V70 boasts a 4% visible light transmission advantage. As a second-generation V-KOOL product (V70 being the first generation, with a 20-year gap), its production process has been optimized based on the original V70 technology, resulting in superior light transmission and clarity. Therefore, when installed, V70 provides better visual clarity compared to A60.
As mainstream models of window films, the differences between V-KOOL A60 and V70 are quite noticeable from my ten years of driving experience. The A60 has higher light transmittance, close to 70%, providing clear visibility through the front windshield, but its heat insulation is just average. The car interior tends to get quite hot in summer, requiring more air conditioning and thus consuming more battery power. On the other hand, the V70 excels in heat insulation, blocking over 80% of infrared rays. After applying it, the car cools down much faster, and the driving range is extended. In terms of price, the A60 is much more affordable, costing just over 2,000 RMB for the whole car, while the V70 is nearly twice as expensive, making it suitable for owners who prioritize comfort. During installation, the A60 is more user-friendly; even if a beginner makes a mistake, it won’t cause major issues. The V70, however, has a metallic coating, and improper installation can easily lead to bubbles. Overall, if you’re on a tight budget, go for the A60; if you want a premium experience, choose the V70. Don’t forget to clean them regularly to prevent dust from damaging the film.
