🚗 Enhance Safety and Visibility with Broadway BW747 300mm Convex Mirror Review

This mirror gives you a great rear view, showing everything to the rear and right and good left illumination (while completely covering otherwise blind spots). It is optically transparent, not too large - it does not interfere with the use of sun visors on the driver's or passenger's side, does not interfere with vision; it's pretty stable; and it's easy to install. This is excellent value for money. There are only two downsides, and I don't see either of them as a problem: it blocks…

. It doesn't match my review mirror, it would be ABSOLUTELY PERFECT for me. I recently installed the ONSTAR with the GEEK SQUAD team, and because the viewing mirror is now awkward (there was no previous mirror) and the button is of course in the front, I couldn't turn the thing on without accidentally hitting the ONSTAR call for help button . I've tried all sorts of ways to make it work, but nada. When I held it up to the viewing mirror, I could see EVERYTHING behind me. NO BLIND SPOT AT ALL…

These are the best mirror clips I know. It is 300mm tall so it may conflict with your folding mirrors. I hardly use mine and have placed it where it isn't a problem. It's great for day and night rides! I like it during the day because I can see all lanes and even my blind spots! I like it at night because it has a coating that reduces glare from Xenon and LED headlights. (growing problem) Everyone who drives my car always comments on how much they love my mirror. Do a little research before you

I have a Broadway 300mm Convex BW-747 Chrome Rearview Mirror and a Broadway 360mm Convex (Type-A) BW-849 Rearview Mirror. Both are well made and work great on my 1997 Honda CR-V and 2005 Nissan Quest respectively. I would say that the chrome finish makes objects appear brighter. But I may be biased because my Honda doesn't have tinted rear windows like Nissan does. highly recommended. Now I know why my father and other Asian friends love this special mirror so much. This will not make the rear…

After ordering the mirror I started to wonder about the size. It didn't matter, by moving the "bar" on the car's mirror up and to the right as part of my initial positioning of the new mirror, I was able to get it into a comfortable position (sorry if not). . t clear; Suffice it to say, moving it up and down and left and right through its full range of motion will get you in the desired position). I got used to it much quicker than I thought. A week later I'm still learning to trust him, but…

Overall this is a good product. It's light, shiny and easy to install. The spring clips are tight enough to ensure they won't fall off while riding. It's shaking a little, but I'm fine. I can still see and appreciate the movement behind me. The only problem is that it's not wide enough. The rear windows can still be seen on both sides, but only a small part of them. And your head can block your vision when you are tall and tall. So I decided to use it to only see the rear window and right side…

I installed this mirror on my 2009 Subaru WRX. It really drastically changes what you see in the rearview mirror. It seems to be one of those "love" or "hate" products; I like it! Firstly this mirror is quite large - in hindsight I probably should have found a slightly smaller version as my car is not that big. However, it fits perfectly with the stock/original rear-view mirror. It only takes 15 seconds to set up a Broadway mirror: there are spring-loaded "arms" that grip the frame of a…

I have poor eyesight due to a chronic eye disease. Driving safety is always a concern. I've always wanted to buy a blind spot rear view mirror but didn't until I saw Broadway in my friend's car when he was giving me a ride. He knows about my eye problem. A week later he bought Broadway for me. So nice of him! This is a flat model with a width of 400mm. I tried it and I like it very much. After our trip my wife liked it too so left it in her minivan. So I have to buy one. Since I have a sedan, I