SummitSM-1 Blind Spot Mirror with Clip-On,7.5 x 3cm

I gifted these side mirrors to my brother for his car, and he absolutely loves them! The quality is outstanding, and they fit his car perfectly. They’re not only durable but also have a sleek design that really enhances the look of his vehicle.The mirrors provide clear visibility and help with safer driving, especially when changing lanes and looking at the blind-spot before moving off. My brother is very pleased with the easy installation and how well they work.It’s a fantastic gift, and I’m so happy I chose these side mirrors for him. If you’re looking for a high-quality upgrade for your car, I highly recommend these!

Love these. They're really easy to attach to the wing mirrors. I had to get this kind as my wing mirrors were too small for the round kind that sticks on them.They're really easy to move around so they can be used to see the blind spot or angled down to assist with parking.Seem to be really sturdy so far with them not moving while driving, but I haven't tried them over 50mph really.Maybe a tad small but you do get used to them.

The mirror is made of a cheap plastic and not glass, so it scratches very easily, a clip attaches to your car wing mirror and then you push the wide view mirror onto the clip. The mirror works well and is easy to adjust to get the best view. It is overpriced for what it is but it helps you to see your blind spot.

I’m a driving instructor, and have been using a pair of these mirrors for about a month now. They’re more convex than the main wing mirrors, which means that you can see more of your blind spot in them, but what you see looks even further away. As long as you accept that, and use them simply to register that something is there, they’re very useful, probably more so at lower relative speeds. On the motorway, for example, I use them in conjunction with a “kiss the parrot” check before shifting lanes right and left in overtaking manoevres. I also use them at slow speeds like at multi lane traffic lights to keep an eye on neighboring lanes.The only reason for the four stars is that the surface of one of the mirrors has a small defect that distorts an area a couple of millimeters square. No great problem, though. The fitting is strong, and the mirrors are rock solid at motorway speeds.

SM1 is top of its class for someone who has a limited ability to twist his neck when joining a major road. I have had at least six over the years.Pros - it is simple to fix to the wing mirror without blocking any part of it. It is easy to adjust. It will rotate 360 degrees horizontally and a far amount vertically so it will leave you no blind spots. No other similar product is comparable.Cons - It is plastic rather than glass and the clarity does not last indefinitely. I suggest buying two at once. You need to remember to take it off before (not during!) the car wash. At nearly £6 it's fairly expensive - why not sell it in packs of four for ?£12? For geriatrics, adjusting from the normal wing mirror to the little one can be a visual challenge. It can scratch the surround of your wing mirror and is vulnerable to pointless theft, so always have a spare inside because you will get to rely on it. Halfords in Workington doesn't seem to stock it any more (in favour of inferior substitutes) so plan ahead if you have one which is getting worn....I have thought long and hard about how the design could be improved but can't think if any way unless a manufacturer is to include it as stand on a model and have it controlled internally electronically, in which can it could usefully be bigger....

I've bought these twice, they last about 10 months then after one winter the mirrors become all tarnished. The actual concept is great but the mirror quality is very poor. Won't be buying again

I bought a set of these a few years ago to take on holiday to the USA. I had hired a number of cars and none of them had blind spot mirrors so these were ideal to take with me as they are easily added and removed from the car.They have travelled thousands of miles over various trips and have not come loose on any of the cars even up around the 70-80 miles an hour.They have to be set right but this only takes a few moments and they give excellent visibility.My daughter also used them when driving with a load that impaired her rear view and liked them so much she has now adopted them full time.I have bought these to replace them.

Great Little Mirror easily clamped onto the wing mirror. It only takes a couple of seconds to remove if you go through a car wash.The mirror gives you a good range of view and because it clamps on the top of your wing mirror, it does not impede your normal wing mirror vision.