🔥 Gentex Series 8 Frameless Auto-Dimming Mirror 50-genk8a: Superior Visibility and Modern Design Review

This crystal clear mirror is perfect for my Escape 2020. No additional mounting hardware required and I look like they were factory installed. Much better than what was in the car. There is nothing to complain about in terms of quality and functionality. I would recommend others to use an "add circuit" fuse adapter to connect to the fuse box. This is the easiest and cleanest way to wire this without "wiring" or connecting to an existing wire or circuit. In general it's great.

Phenomenal mirror. Large size, automatic dimming function works perfectly. Looks great. I drive 2 hours a day so this helped me deal with the glare at night. After a while it catches your eye. The only downside to this product is that I needed an adapter for my 2011 Honda Accord V6. The adapter cost $40 and the installation cost me an additional $75. Everything in the mirror costs almost $300. It's worth it but a little pricey. I'm sure you could avoid the extra cost if you do it yourself and…

This brand appears to be used for the latest generation of Camry as the electrical connector was attached to my 2019 Camry XSE. But the neck of this mirror doesn't fit my car well. It will fit but I need a working mirror if I ride a ride. But it turned out to be VERY tampered with and I was barely able to replace the plastic cover that covers my lane departure warning systems. What annoys me is where the mirror is now. I will probably look for a suitable replacement and send it back as soon as…

I recently installed this on my 2010 Honda Insight. Works like clockwork. My car is low to the ground and it really helps reduce the glare from the rear lights. Now I feel safer when driving at night. I bought a fuse to connect it to the power supply. It is connected via the rear wiper fuse, which is only powered when the car is running. The instructions for hooking up the mirror to a power source are pretty vague, but there are some good resources online if you're looking for "fused rearview…