Car MateRazo RG23 11.8" Black Frame Wide Angle Convex Rear View Mirror - Pack of 1

On a whim I decided to try one of these aftermarket replacement mirrors. I did not badly NEED a new mirror or even WANT one, It just kinda dawned on me how truly limited the standard stock rear view mirror is: Tunnel Vision. Considering how safety standards keep increasing and evolving, it's a wonder why the stock rear view mirror hasn't evolved along with emission standards and crash test standards. What car doesn't have air bags now? Anti-Lock brakes. Buckle Up. Baby seats are mandatory everywhere. Remember when they weren't? I do. I speculate how long it will be before rear view mirrors like the Razo (and others) become the standard per regulations. Now that I have a wide angle convex rear view mirror, what's going on behind me is no longer such a mystery. The Tunnel Vision has been replaced by a Widescreen Panorama and I feel safer on the road since I now have close to 360* vision.So anyways, I window shopped mirrors on Amazon, trying to decide on whether to get a flat or convex or short or long or whatnot, when I stumbled upon this particular model, which seems to be clearance priced at only $3 and change. It couldn't hurt to try it at that price. After reading other reviews of people complaining of their mirrors vibrating or how they hate the convex distortion, I didn't expect to be thrilled with this type of clamp-on, warped mirror.What a pleasant surprise. The build quality of the Razo RG23 is top notch. The mirror feels solid in the hand, the reflection is crystal clear and the spring clamps that attach it to the stock mirror are strong. Vibration is so minimal it is barely noticed and the convex distortion is mild. I am enjoying seeing both of my blind spots for the first time. (Nothing will stop me from turning my head to check my blind spots before changing lanes. I did not get the mirror so I could stop turning my head to check my blind spots before changing lanes.) I do not especially enjoy seeing my own face everywhere I drive, but I guess I'll get used to that! Maybe it'll get me to shave more often.I drive a '98 Jeep Wrangler. If you know Jeeps, you know they have small windshields and the visors nearly contact the tiny 8" mirror. I measured before I ordered this nearly 12" mirror knowing in advance that the visors would overlap. But, it 's not a big deal. If you need to fold the visors down, they glide over the top of the mirror and fold down in front of the mirror without ever hitting it. Small adjustment to be made to enjoy the new mirror that measures out to be TWICE the size (width X height) of the stock.Don't hesitate to try a Razo, even if the model you try isn't clearance priced. I don't impress easily. This mirror impresses me. I was fortunate to get it at such a steal of a price. What a bargain. Prime shipping was fast, as usual. Thanks, Ammy.

I will give this 5 stars as it does what it says. I clipped the RAZO on the mirror of my 2014 Tacoma. I went from just seeing the three back seat head rests, to seeing from my face over to the passenger window. Many blind spots are now visible. The only thing is that it is not a double angle mirror. Meaning, when you flip your standard mirror to dim headlights, it does not work like a flip mirror where the headlights are dimmed. That said, I found that lights do not appear as bright in this mirror like my standard. The truth is, the electric mirror market is still evolving. You won't find an electric with wide angle capabilities. This worked great, AND the don't affect the sun visor from coming down.

So easy to install and it dims headlights from the back. Great mirror.

I’ve had the 11.8” Razo for about a month now. I love the wide view and the clarity of what I see in the mirror. They are actually made with glass. I was happy to find this out when I received mine. I would definitely buy again.

I love using this mirror. Covers the passenger side blind spot amazingly well.Please note, you can only cover one side. Since my big head is in the way, I have this covering my passenger side.If you want a full panoramic view, install a wink mirror instead.

great product, love it, couple thing to keep in mine when buy RG23, the view is wide and you will see yourself in the mirror. If you only shopping for only razo brand, you get lost in amazon search, and some info on the product are wrong, little search on google will help.in my opinion it is a great product and it will take time getting used to, if you would like to reduce seeing yourself but still want a wide mirror go with RG21 10.6 270mm wide angle which not as bad and i had it for 6+ years and i love it.

Worth every penny. Looks great and you can barely notice to original behind it. I would definitely recommend.

A good addition towards enhanced driving safety. Offers peripheral vision covering almost 270 degrees from one rear window to the other. Approaching traffic appears much smaller and further away that it actually is, so it does take some get used to at the beginning. I was debating whether to get the wide angle model or the regular one. I decided towards the former because at the end what was / is important to me is to have a wider view than not. The most important factor here, I feel, is that the car in my blind spot is not invisible anymore. So although, as I just said, it does take some time to get used to, it's a great safety oriented addition. View is clear and it does cut most of the glare from headlights behind you during night time driving.

Very clear not a scam