🔎 Lebogner 2 Inch Round Wide Angle Blind Spot Mirrors - Pack of 2 Review

First impression (6/11/2018) I installed them on my 1988 F250 DRW/dual. They cover most of the "classic" double blind spots. I've also added a 270mm convex 'Broadway' rearview mirror which helps a bit too. Although they came with swivel mounts, I didn't need them (although I thought I would). The fact that it's real glass and can be mounted with or without a hinge really makes it a quality blind spot mirror. All my cars have curved half mirrors with a blind spot or bracket decal and as far as…

they do their job well. Unlike other mirrors I've used, the mount is on a pole that allows for adjustment. I used it yesterday so can't comment on durability. The stem is decent despite an update: I've been using it for a few months now - and they're really good. My freeway is a bit like a race track (3 lanes all packed with 80, no lane discipline - changing lanes, no signals that come on all the time - don't use mirrors and sit in a dead zone). I adjusted them so I can see all adjacent tracks…

I attached it to my car as my car is a big SUV (Benz GLS 450) so I decided to buy it as it helps me Blindly seeing nearby objects struggles a bit with the car's side mirror. My car has Blind Spot Assist, but Blind Spot Assist does not work when there is a trailer attached to the rear of my car. This blid spot mirror shows moving vehicles further away than they actually appear, which left me very disappointed. These lenses should depict objects close to us as they really appear. So this gives…

I have a Kia Forte that has fairly large blind spots on either side of the rear window, particularly the rear right corner from the driver's perspective. I can literally miss a whole pickup truck or van driving through this place. Eek! These blind spot mirrors have solved the problem! I placed a mirror as far from the outside edge of the right rear view mirror as possible, and then adjusted the small mirror so that the angle was greater than the main mirror. when I knew the car was in that…

If like me you need blind spot mirrors, you know how many options Revain has. I risked it for several reasons. . First, they are actually glass so you don't have to worry about the coating peeling off like other products do. Second, it has very flexible mounting options. Finally, it perfectly matches most mirrors! Like others, I attached the mirror directly to the glass of my mirror without using the swivel mount. It looks much cleaner installed straight out of the box and I didn't see the need