Car Mate RG21 Convex Mirror Review

This is my second Razo mirror. They offer a good view of the back seat, but that's about it. It's by no means wide-angle and won't show off your blind spots - at least not for a full-size sedan or SUV. I have a feeling this feature might work for smaller cars (e.g. Corolla) but I haven't had a chance to test this theory. It's also fairly reflective, which makes it a little awkward if someone drives behind you with their high beams (or halogen) on, but that doesn't happen all that often, so…

I bought this mirror in 2011 and it's holding up well. I was pleased with the expanded field of view. Even though I'm the type of person who constantly looks over my shoulder when changing lanes, this mirror gave me an extra level of reassurance that I can see what's happening behind me at first glance. When I first installed it I had a shell on my truck which limited the view a bit. The mirror was a big improvement. The shell has been removed for 2 years but the mirror remains as I have become

I bought this mirror for my Honda Civic, I don't think there is a clip on the mirror that you can buy to clean the visor on the Civic so I wasn't surprised when it didn't was the case. Problem for me, you can move your mirror around it if you have to, but the convex mirror works great. The moment I put it on I was amazed at the new vision I had behind me, I could even see out the back window, dammit. You can just switch lanes without looking back! no, although I don't recommend it. I installed…