Verivue 3.5-Inch Rectangular Blind Spot Mirrors for Cars, Universal Fit, HD Convex Wide Angle, Stick-On Frameless Design, Adjustable Blindspot Mirror for Car Side Mirrors, 2-Pack

These blind spot side mirrors are a great little upgrade!! I think they super easy to install & they make a noticeable difference when changing lanes or parking!! The visibility is much better & it gives extra peace of mind while driving. Its's definitely worth it.

They look like they are too long, but actually work pretty well. 9th generation Impalas (06-14) have mirrors that are too small to use WITHOUT taking up real estate for a blind spot mirror, but these fit the contour of the upper corners very well, leaving the bottom 3/4 of the mirror free to view what's behind you. Very pleased here.

after reading some of the reviews; I thought they were kind of funny/misguided/lacking common sense.. there was one that basically left the red 3M sticker on and he probably just used the opening piece and stuck the attachment swivel on and was complaining about seeing the red 3M adhesive backing! Dood.. you really need to remove the entire 3M backing otherwise you would see it in your actual mirror!! I personally don't use the attachment because it makes it raised even more. there really isn't a need to constantly adjust them as I have used different brands and versions in the past. what you need to do is figure out and test fit (best to have a 2nd person hold them in different positions while you sit in the driver's seat) - both mirrors before actually peeling the 3M adhesive off for optimal visual acuity. as far as people complaining about the visual you get from these convex mirrors..uh DUH.. THESE ARE NOT MEANT TO BE FLAT!! I come from commercial transportation and I'm used to these types of mirrors. for the public at large..a demographic % may need to take some time to adjust themselves as some may get the feeling of disorientation and or even vertigo which will quickly pass as you are exposed to a double mirror type. newer cars don't have this but instead use electronics and microwaves to alert the driver of blind spots; usually with a blinking LED and or audible signal-hence..BSM (21ST Century; blind spot monitoring). if you are a picky person and just don't like this type of Old School technology.. you are definitely that type of demographic that requires smart technology to do the job for you.. no offense. these mirrors actually do work as intended. this particular design is actually for tiny mirrors with limited space. *suggestion.. for people wondering if it's a bad idea to remove the whole strip of 3M adhesive when only the sides are going to be sticking to your mirror.. it's actually fine.. don't worry about it. what I did because I am the anal type.. I used a piece of black double-sided 3M tape (the type with a thin cushion built in.. instead of the 3M it came with for better stability and peace of mind when washing the car.. which some have claimed in the comments have fallen off. overall.. recommended. hopefully some of you have found this informative; and thank you for taking your time to read this long review 😴

Easy to install and they work really well. The wider view helps a lot when changing lanes and parking. They stick firmly and don’t look too bulky on the mirrors. Definitely a good small upgrade for safer driving.

These blindspot mirrors are great, I had longer ones but they did not cover the area I really needed to see, also had the small round ones that sucked bad, these are the best I've had yet, I definitely recommend them

Do not stick well without the base

The Verivue 2 Inch Round Blind Spot Mirrors work really well. I’ve had them on my car for several years, and they’ve held up perfectly, no peeling or falling off. They make checking blind spots much easier and are very easy to install. Definitely recommend!

Love it. Not cheap plastic the mirror is real glass. Tape is very strong and swivel seems to be tight. Worth the money