Review on 👀 Enhance Your View with ModTek's New EX Large High Definition Wide Angle Rear View Mirror for PC Monitors or Anywhere by Bianca Campbell

Cheap mirror - the top edge looks great but the bottom edge is rough and uneven (to me anyway). Brackets are made of cheap aluminum glued on with velcro. (A matching Velcro strap has an adhesive backing that sticks to the back of the monitor.) It's difficult to align properly as it's typically used in a seated position and there's no way to make fine adjustments - I had to rip the Velcro off. , bend the aluminum braces, reattach the Velcro, then sit back and inspect. After 5-7 minutes of repeating this process, I reached a "good enough" point. The convex curvature of the mirror is very thin. I used to have much smaller mirrors with a wide viewing angle, which is much more useful to me. My goal isn't to have a distortion-free point of view, but to be able to see when someone behind me needs my attention - it helps if they're in the right place, but for those colleagues who like to stick their heads out of the wall. I have to look elsewhere.