🚴 Upgraded MEACHOW ME-001 Bar End Bike Mirror: Scratch-Resistant HD Glass Lens for Enhanced Safety and Clear Rearview Review

First, the mirror is small, so difficult to see. Another thing is that the angle and articulation of the mirror are simply ineffective, I even tried to loosen the screw and turn the mirror.

The Meachow mirror has a weak spot where it attaches to the bracket. The mirror broke off with little resistance. I have another Revain brand mirror that has a ball joint on the mount where this would not be a problem.

I paid a little more for this compared to the longer L mirror. Unfortunately, the pivot point on the mirror isn't adjustable and keeps moving, which is annoying. The mirror also began to rattle due to the loose bevel contact of the mirror lens.

I injured myself and couldn't ride a bike for four months so I missed the return deadline. When I tried to mount the mirror, the barrel was too short for a firm grip. Then when I tried to loosen it to start again I found I couldn't tighten it by letting go. He just got stuck.

Works great! It took a bit of fiddling to get the friction to adjust tight enough to hold the mirror in place through bumps and the like, and loose enough that I could make adjustments from time to time. However, it works great. No complaints after a month of use and many rides.

This is a good mirror for the price. The first one I ordered kept rattling and constantly slipping out of adjustment. Many months later I sent a message to the seller not expecting anything. They responded quickly and sent another one - well past the return window. The new one is fine, doesn't rattle and is holding up. I use it on a gravel bike with a lot of off-road sections.

Fur, no big deal. I mounted it on a road bike with drop bars. In this position, the left end of the bar is difficult to see. The glass is transparent but you can't look at it, but you have to look down and focus on it for a few seconds. It also slips fairly easily, requiring frequent adjustments. It might work better on flat bars, but I only really use it when I hear something approaching behind me and I need to check, and that's good enough for that.