Review on 🚘 Utopicar Long Design Stick-on Blind Spot Mirrors - 2 Pack for Automotive Rear View Door Mirrors - Car Accessories by Cristofer Cejudo

If you want to read a perfect and accurate review of this mirror, read the review by Joe from Milwaukee, written on May 1st, 2018. I agree 100% with everything Joe said Has. I don't know how people give these mirrors good reviews, but I'm here to tell you that if you're going to rely on this mirror to hide your blind spot, I hope your insurance covers you and a great policy. I've tested this on passing cars and if you tune PERFECTLY and have good peripheral vision you can probably start to see the car on your left out your window just as it disappears out of the mirror. If you are interested in motorcyclists then this is NOT the mirror for you. I call this mirror the Biker Killer. I have passed several motorcycles on the left and each time I have confirmed that when a motorcyclist passes you, he disappears out of the mirror BEFORE you see him from your window. THE motorcycle is ALWAYS a blind spot because bikes are shorter than cars. This mirror is a bike killer. There are MUCH better blind spot mirrors out there. I agree with Joe from Milwaukee on two key points: 1) The convex angle of the mirror is too shallow to give you any meaningful blind spot protection. It's not curved enough to see into the blind spot. There is STILL a blind spot with this mirror. 2) The angle of inclination is completely wrong. In order to be able to tilt to reveal the blind spot, it must be tilted on the horizontal axis (left to right) and not on the vertical axis (up and down). Only when you have a blind spot in the sky or on the ground is this up and down tilt appropriate. This up/down slope is really ridiculous! I also dislike the low height of the mirror. They look at this tiny streak to try to uncover hidden dangers. If you have Superman vision this might work for you, but that tiny mirror stripe makes it difficult to see the reflection in the mirror. I don't think this gives the desired results. This can actually be quite dangerous as it gives you the false confidence that your blind spot is actually covered which is NOT the case with this mirror.