🔭 CIPA 11050 Suction Cup Rearview Mirror, Black, 8x4 Inches Review

The suction cup is too big and does not stick well to all surfaces. Also, the mount is too low for full mirror adjustment. That meant I couldn't install it everywhere on my boat where it could be used. I removed the mount and used an I.Trek suction cup with a 9" Garmin mount instead. The suction cup is smaller and stronger, and the gooseneck raises the transom into the perfect position to see behind the boat. This is how the mirror should have been made.

We belong to a boat club and wanted a rear view mirror that was easy to put on and take off. The boats we use have cool windshields and I put them on the driver's side and they stick really well and give me the view I want. I've used it twice so far on 90 degree days and it sticks great. Didn't see big waves but I took a lot of hits and he didn't fall. For the money and what I need it's great. I would not recommend it as a permanent mount. So if it's an app, get one that snaps, but again it's…

For truck owners looking for a child car seat with mirrors, this works great. I have a 2019 Ram and it fits perfectly in the back seat. The size of the mirror is just right and the slight curvature of the mirror gives an excellent field of view. You can turn the mirror upside down and it will be raised so you can see behind you while driving. Another plus is that it releases the headrest when the rear window is also fully open. The suction cup is fleshy and doesn't wobble much. Haven't tested…

We used this mirror in combination with an extended car mount from Arkon as a rearview mirror for children. The adjustment works perfectly to be able to see our little one from the front seat. The node is attached to the side of the car seat itself, and the mirror's convex shape allows you to fully see the back seat. Due to the low roofline on our Lexus IS, the standard rear-view mirrors mounted in the headrests didn't tilt down far enough and also obscured the view of the rear window. This is…

I bought this mirror to use as a baby mirror to install in my truck. The quality of the mirror glass is excellent. It has a convex surface that gives you a nice wide view of what your child is doing. However, the suction cup window mount leaves a lot to be desired, it constantly loses suction power and falls off the window, especially when the outside temperature is over 30°C. For a few bucks more you can replace the Revain Garmin Navigation Lever suction cup mount and you have a great baby…

I love the mirror BUT realized (like many reviews) I couldn't trust the suction cup. I replaced the suction cup assembly with a Garmin GPS mount (10-10747-00) for an additional $14. This lever-operated suction cup provided excellent suction on the windshield of our small ski boat when the waves were rough. The field of view when using a mirror is excellent. The Garmin mount ball is inserted into the rearview mirror mounting hole after removing/inserting the two Phillips screws. The Garmin…

After 2 weeks of mounting to the inside of my boat's windshield, on a long, sunny and hot Florida day, the mirror's suction cup came loose and the mirror fell to the ground, shattering the glass. I pre-cleaned the windshield thoroughly with rubbing alcohol and dried it before attaching the mirror to the windshield. I suspect that despite my cleaning efforts, the moisture from the high humidity on the day the mirror was installed was trapped between the cup and the glass. Perhaps the hot sun and