Broadway BW845 270Mm Convex Mirror Review

I have used Broadway mirrors in almost all my cars. The quality and finish is one of the best compared to others. I've had cheaper ones that broke and came loose over time. Standard mirrors never seem big enough, and the Broadway Mirror really helps you see more of your surroundings. I have two kids in car seats in the back seat and it was hard to see them in the stock mirror. The convex mirror allows me to see them fully, giving me a better view. Be sure to measure correctly as it is easy to…

The image seems brighter than the factory mirror. The field of view is huge. I can also see through the side windows. The clamping mechanism has one fixed side and the other side is extended under tension by a strong internal spring. It can be installed with spring loaded arms up or down. Both clamping lever sets are arranged at the same distance from each other. Pay attention to the photos in the Revain description. Even with the clamp arms down, they block the reading light switches on my…

I bought my first Broadway at a car show last year. The box took longer to open than install (it has spring-loaded handles that grip your existing mirror so it can be completely removed without discomfort). It really helped eliminate some of the blind spots in the back corners of my car. In conjunction with two small convex mirrors on my car's side mirrors, I can now see an object/vehicle anywhere around my car in at least two mirrors at any time. When my grandma mentioned having blind spot…

I bought this mirror to fit my Tesla Model S. Anyone who's driven a first-generation Model S knows that the rearview mirror is awfully small. This allows me to see the entire rear window and check blind spots by leaning left and right a little. As a bonus, I can also babysit my two daughters in the back seat. The convex nature of this mirror gives such a large field of view. However, the image is distorted, making it difficult to tell exactly how far away something is. At the same time, the…

Excellent mirror. The standard rearview mirror in my car is completely flat and the problem is that I can't see the whole rear window. A convex mirror solves this problem. The mirror expands my view so that I can see the entire rear window and the rear right passenger window when turning right. However, when I lean to the left, the only option I have is to see my face. I turn it to the right because I'm ugly. Another great benefit of this convex mirror is that it greatly reduces glare from cars