LazBlinds Cellular Shade 27" W x 64" H

The honeycomb shade combines a blackout design with top-down/bottom-up adjustment, so you can cover the part of the window that needs privacy without always closing the whole opening.

Its cordless lift keeps dangling cords out of the way and allows one-handed adjustment. That can be useful in a bedroom or family space where a hanging cord would be inconvenient.

The white shade is listed as 27" W x 64" H, but the actual blind width is narrower. That sizing detail matters, especially for an inside mount.

Best use cases

This LazBlinds cellular shade is aimed at rooms where blocking daylight is a priority: think a bedroom used for daytime sleep, a shift worker’s room, or a home theater. The listing describes a silver-plated layer inside the honeycomb cells and says the design blocks sunlight and UV rays. It also presents the blackout construction as a way to help with temperature control and protect furnishings from sun exposure.

The top-down/bottom-up setup gives you another option beyond simply raising a shade from the bottom. For example, you could lower the middle rail from the top to bring in light while keeping the lower part of the window covered. Want privacy without making the room completely dark? That adjustable opening is the main reason to consider this format over a basic blackout shade with only one moving rail.

Product specs

The listed size is 27" W x 64" H, the actual blind measures 26.625" W x 64" H. For an inside mount, the instructions recommend choosing a size the same as or closest to the window width, accounting for the narrower actual blind. For an outside mount, they recommend ordering 2–4 inches wider than the window for more coverage. Measure the window and decide on the mount before selecting a size, the listed width and finished blind width are not identical.

The shade is white, cordless, and made with 1" honeycomb cells. Its top-down/bottom-up control uses a mechanical stopper intended to keep the bottom rail from lifting the middle rail. The listing also claims the cells provide insulation and 30% more noise absorption than 1.5" competitors. Treat that sound figure as a product claim rather than a guarantee of how much quieter a particular room will feel.

Where it shines

The strongest practical case is flexible coverage: instead of choosing between a fully exposed window and a fully covered one, you can position the middle rail to balance daylight, airflow, and privacy. From the way it is set up, the middle rail is central to making those adjustments, so it’s worth considering whether you’ll use that extra control or prefer a simpler shade that only moves from the bottom.

The cordless design also avoids dangling operating cords, while the blackout construction makes it more suited to darkening a room than to softly filtering daylight. If your goal is a bright room with a translucent window covering, this shade’s stated purpose points in the opposite direction.

Is it worth it?

It’s a great fit if you want a cordless blackout shade and expect to adjust coverage from both the top and bottom. The combination makes sense for a bedroom where you might want daylight at the upper part of the window while keeping the lower area private, or for a room where blocking light matters more than maintaining a filtered view.

Better avoided if you mainly want a light-filtering shade, or if the actual width of 26.625" won’t suit your window and chosen mount. Check that measurement against the opening before choosing the 27" listing size. If the fit works and you’ll use the adjustable middle rail, its extra control has a clear purpose, if you only need a straightforward up-and-down blackout covering, a simpler design may be easier to live with.