🚘 Round 2-Pack Verivue Mirrors Blind Spot Mirror for Car - Universal Fit, HD, Stick on, Frameless, Convex, Wide Angle, Rear View Mirror - Enhance Your Car's Safety with High-Quality Mirrors Review

Very easy to fit, haven't dropped yet although mine is in my car so I can see my son in the back seat too, haven't had a summer with yet them yet. But so far so good.

Love it. It's sturdy for its size, comes with an adjustable stand, and is affordable. For coffee lovers, I use this so I can see what my espresso looks like (e.g. sewer or not) with my bottomless portafilter. love the damn thing

I installed it on my bike and on the first trip to the circuit one broke and the other flew away. The corner area is not intended for bicycles. I've used another set that I bought without the corner piece and it seems to work better, I just can't move it.

For the price I should have guessed it wouldn't last long but I decided to give it a try anyway. It wasn't the glue, it was the mirror itself. I haven't even driven my car on the freeway and the mirror came off the glue. Now I can't get the glue off the mirror so all that's left is a little black thing.

well furnished. At first it seemed like they forgot the central part. Then I noticed the perforated wax paper and everything became clear. It's easy to get a pivoting mirror too close to the edge of mirrors that are deeply set in their mounts. Replacing the tape to re-stick the mirror is even more difficult. Like me. Otherwise it looks good and works as described.

I bought these small mirrors to add to my tow mirrors to have an extra viewing angle to the side and behind my caravan. These mirrors did EXACTLY what I wanted, so much so that I don't really use the larger mirror they're attached to when checking clearance for a pass, exit, or merge. A clear benefit for novice tows who need more visibility and additional visibility of the towed load. Very happy with this purchase!

Good mirror but poor adhesion. I didn't use the swivel mechanism and glued it in with alcohol right after cleaning the surface. Well, the problem is that the back of the mirror isn't flat, it's just curved, so the tape can stick to a very small area of the surface. This causes the mirror to drop further. It's got all the tape but no finish - it's kind of hanging by a thread, maybe luck, but it calls for trouble! This problem could easily be solved by leveling the area around the mirror so that…