Top Down Bottom Up Cordless Cellular Shades 66 in x 78 in - Easy

Our review of these cordless cellular shades finds them best for homeowners and renters who want simple, tool-free installation plus strong light control. The dual-mode top down bottom up design is the single biggest reason to buy: it lets sunlight in from the top while keeping the bottom private, or it lowers fully for complete blackout when needed. Installation uses a lateral tension no-drill bracket system, so walls and frames remain undamaged and the shades are removable for rental situations. Overall the shades target practical rooms where privacy, insulation, and child safety matter.

Key Features

• Dual-mode operation: Top down offers daylight at eye level while preserving privacy below, and bottom up gives full blackout for sleeping or media rooms.
• No-drill installation: Lateral tension brackets anchor mechanically to frames for a fast, tool-free fit that leaves no residue when removed.
• Honeycomb insulation: Cellular construction traps air to reduce heating costs and limit solar heat gain for year-round energy savings.
• Blackout core and noise reduction: The blackout fabric core blocks light fully and the honeycomb channels absorb sound to reduce ambient noise.
• Cordless safety and smooth operation: Cordless design improves child safety and provides a smooth, one-touch pull for both top and bottom adjustments.
• Removable and rental-safe: Hand-tighten and loosen nuts allow the brackets to be removed without damage to painted or delicate surfaces.

Who It's For

The shades are ideal for renters, parents, and anyone who wants blackout performance with minimal installation fuss; the no-drill lateral tension system makes them especially attractive for rental units and finished surfaces like tile, plaster, or laminate. They also suit rooms where noise reduction and thermal control are helpful, such as bedrooms, nurseries, and home offices.

Those needing motorized controls, custom shaping, or precise hardware-mounted security should look elsewhere; this product is designed around cordless, manual operation and removable brackets rather than permanent, drilled installations or motorized automation.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy 1-3 minute install with no tools or drilling, praised by multiple customers for speed and simplicity.
• Effective blackout and light management using dual-track top down bottom up function for flexible privacy and daylight.
• Energy saving honeycomb design that helps keep rooms warmer in winter and cooler in summer.
• Child-safe cordless operation and solid build quality that blends with decor and fits many windows.

Cons

• Manual cordless operation means no motorized remote option for those who prefer automation.
• Precise fit requires careful measuring; customers noted fit is good when sized correctly, so inaccurate measurements can be problematic.

Specifications

Brand	BERISSA
Style	Top down bottom up cordless cellular shades
Size	66 in W x 78 in H
Light control	Light filtering with blackout core option
Installation	No drill lateral tension brackets, tool-free
Special features	Honeycomb insulation, cordless child-safe design

Our Verdict

These shades are a practical choice for renters and homeowners who want strong light blocking, privacy, and improved insulation without damaging installation. The dual-mode top down bottom up function and no-drill mounting deliver real everyday value, and the cordless safety plus solid fit make them a good investment for bedrooms, nurseries, and living spaces where ease and performance matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these shades be installed without drilling?
Yes. They use lateral tension brackets that anchor without drilling and can be tightened by hand; a wrench is provided for final adjustments.

Do these provide full blackout?
The shades include a blackout fabric core and are designed for full light blocking when lowered fully in bottom up mode.

Are they suitable for renters?
Yes. The removable, rental-safe brackets leave no residue when removed, making them suitable for temporary or leased spaces.