LivTeeXLarge Blind Spot Mirror, Rounded Rectangle HD Glass Frameless Convex Rear View Mirrors Exterior Accessories with Wide Angle Adjustable Stick for Car SUV and Trucks, Pack of 2

I bought this about to be 2 years ago and it has held up all this time without any issues : it hasn't fallen off , it hasn’t become loose as in where the mirrors face down , they haven’t had any scratches on the glass as well.I wash my car a lot and I even drive a lot and it has surprisingly held up and done very well for this long.Be sure to clean your mirrors beforehand with soap and water and even wiping it down with some rubbing alcohol and then install it.Overall , I have been extremely happy with it and they have passed my expectations.6 out of 5 stars

Better than I thought they'd be. Removes your blind spots and doesn't look intrusive or bad. The shape of these little mirrors perfectly compliments my mirrors (and odds are yours too... all these mirrors are the same) and the fact you can individually adjust these tiny mirrors means you can keep your original mirrors oriented the way you needed them, then once these are on you can adjust them without having to change your normal mirrors.Perfect solution (these were an upgrade from just convex flat stick circle mirrors I had. Those were nice and worked fine but once I swapped to these it easily looks better and works better.)

Good size for my Honda Civic. Instructions say to clean your sideview mirrors and let dry before sticking the product to them. Adhesive seems like good quality. Good coverage of the blind spot, and you can individually adjust each mirror independently from your regular sideview mirrors.I stuck my second attempt better than the first mirror, but you can probably use a hair dryer or heat gun to undo the adhesive?

Once you’re used to using these little mirrors, you really miss them when you don’t have them. I purchased for a new truck and went with a shape that would fit the existing mirror without looking out of place. They are well built, and adhere to the mirror with ease. They allow you to see blind spots and to see the ground to make parking and backing up easier. Great product for the price.

Amazing, mirrors don't be like the guy leaving an essay.Step 1. Find the spot where you want the mirrors.Step 2. Remove the sticky part and attached it to the small circle.Step 3. Remove the sticky part from the circle and press firmly.Please do yourself a favor and don’t remove the sticky part until you find the sweet spot. If you need to remove use goo gone to make the process easier, they sell it at dollar general for a buck. Easy to assemble, best part is that you can adjust the angle with precision after it’s installed.Bonus tip: Sit in the driver side and have someone move the mirror to find the perfect blind spot angle :)

These spot mirrors really help to see in the blind spots, I use them on my motorcycle and they are a great help

Easy perfect and increases safety. Installed in 5 minutes. Had to get used a separate obstruction on my mirror but now I honestly use those small mirrors more than my regular mirrors. Saves me from having to turn my neck and take my eyes off the road. Great low tech solution to my new car that did not come with a blind spot warning system like my old car and honestly I prefer these better anyway now.

These blind spot mirrors are great but there are small issues that could lead to bigger issues.1. The package lacks spare or replacement double sided sticky pads.I messed up putting the pad wrong on my car right mirror and now I'm about to buy some double sided sticky pads that cost me the same price as buying these blind spot mirrors. I also broke my car's right mirror while removing the sticky pad in wrong position. So, you'll better get the pad right or you might mess up your car's mirrors.2. You have to get your car side mirrors position right before sticking the pads.The way I position my car side mirrors is based on driving without any blind spot mirror and I found that I should've moved the car side mirrors in different positions just to cover the view of the rear sides and let the new blind spot mirrors cover the blind spots. Not doing so made me move the car side mirrors after installation just to find out that the left blind spot mirror scratches the outer side of the car left mirror cover when I use the mirror button to turn the car mirror to a better position.3. You have to get someone on the passenger seat to adjust the small blind spot mirror for you.The car left mirror is close to the driver and can be reached manually for adjustment while driving but the car right mirror is far away from the driver and when there's another car behind you with bright lights reflected to your eyes in your right mirror and you use the mirror button to move the right mirror away, it disturbs the right blind spot mirror position and as a driver, you can't reach to the right blind mirror to change its position.4. The blind spot mirror sometimes shows the same car as the side mirrors making it look duplicate. The issue is that there's a situation I saw two Corollas, one Corolla was seen in blind spot mirror and the other one in normal side mirror and I thought they were the same car seen in both mirrors when they're actually 2 different vehicles looking exactly alike. I could've gotten into an accident if I switched lane thinking there's only 1 Corolla behind me on the lane left to me and no other Corolla in the blind spot. This wouldn't happen if I made the blind spot mirror an extension of the car side mirror view; but doing such will reduce by a lot, the field of view of the blind spot mirrors because they're small.These blind spot mirrors are far from making driving better if you aren't familiar with using them. I also find them useless when driving at night with many cars having too bright headlights. It becomes impossible to identify if a car is in the blind spot or not.I think it would've been better to have independent blind spot mirrors(that do not move with the side mirrros) or electronic mirrors sticked to the top of the car side mirrors like in many 18 wheelers trucks and they flash or make sound to notify us from a vehicle in blind spot than these small blind spot mirrors which fail to show the blind spot when you move the side mirror of your car using the car mirror knob(button).I'm definitely not satisfied with the product but I'll still give it 3 stars because many of its issues are due to me either not used to it or not as easy as an electronic detection.