Yesterday I received my noise reduction (door seals) kit for my Model 3. Ordered Dec 12; got a couple e-mails regarding delays...
Good news is that they sent the "Gen 2" kit, which has improved B-pillar seals, different A-pillar seals, and added trunk and frunk seals (not in the Gen 1). The new B-pillar seals look like they should do a good job; they went in without a problem. The frunk seal went in easily, and makes the frunk _feel_ like it's snugly closed
Bad news is they do not have a video or pix posted of the trunk seal, and it's near impossible to tell exactly where the 3 pieces are intended to go. They texted me 1 pic that was of little help. Still waiting for a response on more help.
Also, the A-pillar seals still are not ready for prime time. When I was ready to install them, I found the double-sided tape was on the opposite side from what was shown in their video. I called and got an immediate answer from Jake & Mark: The new orientation is correct, because they had problems with the old orientation. They asked me to install it and give them feedback, so I installed 1 on the passenger side. Bottom line is that it doesn't look like it will do anything - there is still a gap between door and fender that the seal does not close. I did not bother with the driver side. I sent them pix and feedback, and am waiting for a response. FWIW, the seal was easier to install than indicated in their video. Work from behind the door, sitting on the edge of the seat and/or the door sill. Feed the excess tape to the front side of the door and pull from there when needed.
So, if you are considering an order or waiting for it to arrive, consider skipping the A-pillar seals for now, and wait for the installation video or pix for the trunk. Front & back doors, B-pillar, and frunk all install easily. I have to drive around some more before I decide if it was worth the $$.
While I didn't like the wait, their after-sale service has been OK so far.