Let me start by saying I had high hopes for this Electromagnetic Car Snow Removal Device. The concept sounded revolutionary - using electromagnetic waves to melt snow and ice without any physical effort. As someone who dreads winter mornings scraping ice off my car, I was excited to test it out.

First, the installation was indeed easy. The adhesive base stuck firmly to my windshield, and the USB charging seemed convenient. I fully charged all four units overnight as instructed, anticipating a frost-free morning.

Here's where things went downhill fast. After a night of snowfall, I eagerly approached my car expecting clear windows. To my dismay, the device had done absolutely nothing. The snow remained untouched, and the ice was just as thick as always. It was like the devices weren't even there.

The supposed 'electromagnetic molecular technology' that promised to vibrate water molecules? Complete nonsense in practice. My car windows were just as frozen as they'd be without these gadgets. Even after multiple attempts on different days with full charges, the results were consistently disappointing.

The solar power option is equally useless in real winter conditions when sunlight is scarce. And while they claim minimal radiation effects, I question why we should accept any radiation at all for a product that doesn't deliver on its core promise.

Save your money and stick with traditional ice scrapers or invest in a good quality windshield cover instead. This product is nothing more than an expensive paperweight that will leave you frustrated when you need it most on those cold winter mornings.