Review on 🔍 LIBERRWAY Car Side Mirror Blind Spot Mirrors - Wide Angle Convex Mirror for Better Road Visibility - Stick-On Design, Adjustable Rear View Mirror by Sam Anez

Blind spot mirrors seem to be a necessary evil in many cars due to the design of the pillars and attempts to make the mirrors more streamlined. For some reason, manufacturers do not consider it appropriate to make a blind convex part of the mirror, which would eliminate the need to purchase this add-on. My truck has them. And the mirrors on the truck are huge. They offer excellent visibility and the blind spot mirrors work like a charm. You look great. And they are set together with the mirror. The problem with all those extra blind spot mirrors is that they just don't look good. None of them ever match the contours of the mirror frame, and they all look a bit out of place on the mirror. However, in my opinion, the need to have them outweighs that of the parents. However, I think the rounds are a bit harder to really use and understand your field of view. I was hoping this would nestle against the underside of the inside rearview mirror and look a little less conspicuous and out of place. It fits well, is easy to set up, the optics are clean and there are no obvious flaws in the reflection. He does what I want. It just doesn't look very good. The bottom contour does not match the bottom contour of the mirror and neither side follows the contour of the frame. I think for the price it's the best you can get. It sticks well. It's easy to set up. I can see everything I want to see, including blind spots, and increase visibility for all other areas of the field of view. So I think it's ok. It's just one of those products you buy that isn't great for a mirror in terms of looks, but it does the job. It would be nice if someone made blind spot mirrors specific to certain models like they make floor mats. But then the cost would probably be prohibitive and nobody would buy them. So I would recommend this mirror. I find them much better than the round ones. Get ready to do a little tinkering to live up to your happiness. Because the glue sticks to the mirror so quickly and is very strong, I would recommend applying it lightly to the mirror and seeing if you are happy with the position before pressing down hard and forcing it to stick. In my experience, once it's on, the only way to pry it off is with a razor knife, and that will destroy the adhesive.