Review on 🔍 Utopicar Blind Spot Mirrors - Innovative Car Door Mirrors for Enhanced Traffic Safety and Wide Rear View [Frameless Design] (2 Pack) by Brandon Hunter

While searching for a blind spot mirror for my Subaru Outback I came across several articles describing how to adjust the side mirrors to eliminate the blind spot. This was new information for me, it took me a week to get used to and it almost put me off looking for blind spot mirrors. return. These mirrors didn't quite match the shape of the top corner of my side mirror and that bothered me when I looked, but they don't look bad or clunky at all once installed. I didn't want them to be adjustable, so their non-adjustability isn't an issue for me. Applying them to the top outer corner gives me the vision I want without blocking what I see in the main side mirrors. When the car is out of my blind spot mirror it's literally right next to me and I can see it at a glance or out of the corner of my eye without trying to strain my neck. In the photo, a white car in the blind zone mirror is the same as partially in a regular mirror and behind the car you see out the window. A white car in the blind spot is completely invisible in the rearview mirror. The back of the red truck is barely visible in my rearview mirror, while the cars behind it are visible in my rearview mirror. Learn how to properly adjust your side mirrors (google "correctly adjust side mirrors" or "adjust mirrors to avoid blind spots"), then add them to get the extra field of view you want. I've never felt safer knowing where the cars are around me and I'll never break my neck again. As long as they stick (ok, 3 weeks) I think this is a great buy.