Convex Anti-Glare (Blue,11.2’’)

It clips on, over your existing mirror. Which is an excellent cheap solution for old mirrors, which I’ve gone spiderweb. Bonus points, I now can see my Blindspot over my passenger’s rear window. I tried to get a replacement mirror from Lexus, which was $1400.! I may not be able to see the compass, but I can still use my garage door opener.

Purchased for my 2016 Veloster hatchback. If you want a change to your oem mirror, this is it. It took 10 seconds to install. To start with the perspective change the mirror gives a much wider view, similar to that of an ultrawide .5 camera lens. In return, your view of the road is expanded, but each car and their headlights looks slightly farther away and smaller than a regular mirror. This was a perfect fit for my hatchback, it allows me to see through both of my rear windows at the same time, (one is directly above the other.) The last photo in the product description showing the different vantage point is also 100% accurate, you can see out of your passenger windows through this mirror. Next is the advertised anti-glare feature. The mirror does come with a blue tint and is slightly darker than factory. This mirror dims headlights by about 20-30% in my opinion. I often am not bothered at all by most headlights, but you will still immediately be stunned by anyone with their brights on, or people with LED headlights that pull up right behind you. I'll also add that if you have kids or need to have a view of the backseat frequently, then get this mirror.

Good but just not what I thought it’d be. I got it for my Saturn Sky. It’s a little 2-door convertible with only small door windows and the main tiny rear window, so there’s a couple larger-than-typical blind spots where the removable top is in your way. You really have to bobblehead quite a bit checking windows and mirrors when you want to change lanes. So was hoping this mirror would catch the ends of the side windows to allow a better blindspot view. Well, it didn’t fit my mirror. My mirror is too tall. The grasping mechanism simply couldn’t open wide enough and there was no way I could realistically tweak it to fit. My fault for not measuring it first to see if it’d fit. I just assumed it’d work. So I put it in our truck. It fit there. The image is nice and clear but the curvature makes everything smaller. So yeah, you have a wider angle but it’s miniaturized and so not as obvious as you’re used to. The truck bed length makes it so drivers are naturally further away from your cab (as opposed to how vehicles would be a couple feet closer behind you if you were in a car). So with trucks the vehicle behind you appears even smaller. And they’re even tinier if you’re pulling a trailer. The size distortion makes it so I don’t use it at all off pulling anything.. it just requires more effort than checking the factory blind spot mirrors on the truck. The tint is a cool idea but really takes some getting used to when driving during the day. At least for me. It just adds another distortion to what you’re used to. Looking in the rear mirror isn’t the automatic, quick, autopilot check that it used to be, you really have to look. I considered getting a non-tinted version for day driving, just haven’t done it yet. I tend to remove it for day driving.. I’d just rather use the factory stuff. The tint itself works ok against headlights but the smaller reflection and tint just makes the view kinda.. eh.. for both day and night driving. I have a more difficult time seeing things when driving at night so the distortions make night driving clarity more difficult. And the headlights kind of appear smaller due to the glare not spreading across the mirror, so it helps makes that automatic distance judging thing more difficult. Maybe I just need more mileage getting used to it. It’d probably be better in a car. If I had to do it again I’d find one whose clasp opens more so it’d fit my Sky’s mirror. And I’d start out with the non-tinted version to make the smaller-size distortion the only thing to get used to at first, instead of both size and tint. And, not a huge issue, but if you adjust your mirror angle frequently (like when you have different drivers who need mirrors set at different spots), it’s a little sketchy moving the mirror. It works but sometimes I’m afraid I’m going to peel it off or break it. If your existing mirror requires a firm hand to adjust then this clip-on might feel a little questionable. It’s not bad and it has stayed in place so far but the thought always crosses my mind. I don’t think they’re necessarily “issues” with the product, just that the product didn’t work the way I thought it would. Shipping was fine, clasp works, no scratches on the lens.

Best thing ever. I bought them for friends as well. It helps you see so much more and I find this essential for safety when driving! It’s extremely easy to clip on too.

Perfect. Fits over the homelink mirror in a 2014 Q50 and still has access to use the garage door buttons. A++

The device was easy to setup as you just extend the small holding arms over the top of the mirror and you lock the bottom arms into place. The top arms will retract and hold the mirror steady. The device wont vibrate or fall unless you are in a really really bad bumpy road. The antiglare feature is very useful and does work really well, however, my biggest issue with this mirror is that the view out of it feels unnatural. Looking out of it has an effect that makes items look really far away when in reality they are way closer. After I noticed it, I immediately removed it since it was throwing me off, especially while parking. This can present a hazard as you can easily crash. Therefore, I gave this device a neutral rating since what might work for me, wouldn't work for you. Besides, the mirror did not extend that much the side view on the rear mirror and I would see more the rear seats than out of the rear window.

Great product, much easier on the eyes when driving at night.

Excellent. Easy to install & opens your viewing extraordinarily. Good price, I have bought more as gifts for friends