🔍 Grote 12164-5 4x5.5 Stick-On Rectangular Convex Mirror Review

Glass is too curved, increasing range but reducing resolution. It takes up too much space by reducing visual information. Makes it difficult to identify objects. Suitable for monitoring, but not optimized for automotive purposes.

This is exactly what I need for my desktop. I can only fit a computer in a corner, so I stood with my back to the front door and hallway. drove me crazy Now I can easily see when people are approaching. Easy to install, good adhesion and big enough to see everything I need.

This mirror fits the trapezoidal mirrors on my Mercedes C250 perfectly. I like to see the curb when reversing, but the curvature of these mirrors is a little too much. Objects are MUCH closer than they appear so care must be taken to use them in conjunction with a rear view mirror. I'm a bit concerned about the metal mount rusting for someone like me who rides in salty coastal air.

I am very happy with this product. This is great for the cubic consciousness as it gives me an idea of what is behind me. For now I've decided to leave it in its packaging so I can hang it in my cube until I find a better way to hang it. At least I'm not scared anymore when people sneak up on me from behind. By the way, there are adhesive strips on the back, but I probably won't use them. I was also delighted with the quick delivery.

The mirror has good transparency, but our aluminum substrate to hold the mirror is cheap and not of very high quality. The mirror is only held on the left and right curved sides by crimping the sides, not on the top/bottom straight. Dirt easily accumulates in the cracks, and if you wipe the mirror with a cloth, it will hang on the frame. Walmart built an equally sized mirror into a black ABS mount that completely encloses it. Looks more attractive and better matches car applications.

I've been working in a cube for a few years and I also feel like a dragon on a chain or some majestic mythical creature I hate when people just walk after me , especially when they're trying to be curious. For my Cubist colleagues, a mirror is a must to see what's happening behind you, also as a safety measure for those who have their backs to the door. That's something I personally don't like either in public or at work. So if you have a manager who levitates around or yells at co-workers who…