Car Mate Razo RG20 10.6" Black Frame Wide Angle Flat Rear View Mirror - Pack of 1

Have it in my 2006 Honda Element. The visors are able to go down without knocking it, but just by a smidge. I don't like the logo on it, but no biggie. There is some vibration sometimes, but it's minor. The image is clear, it gives me more viewing area than the stock mirror did, and I can even see the heads of the kids in the back. For less than 15 bucks, it's fine. The Honda dealership wanted to charge me over $200 to replace the rear view mirror (which was damaged just by heat in the SUV), and I found that this product is a great fix and maybe even an improvement.

Fits perfect on my Nissan Navara 2013, easy to install just took 1 minute, and the quality of the mirror is impressive, very clear and another thing I noticed is the light reflection in the night almost disappeared, that's great for me because I hate reflections that put me blind, great product for a few bucks!!!

Rated 5 stars for usefulness and looks. Works great, easy to install(just attaches over stock mirror with spring-loaded clips with rubber coating to prevent it from slipping off.) Helps me to see a great deal more behind me. I didn't realize it would help with visibility that much. Only drawback might be the logo on the top left corner is slightly big, but its in a spot where you'd see you reflection rather than blocking your view, I personally think it looks good!

The mirror was simple to install, but I did have to tighten my mirror ball head to account for the extra weight. For my 2000 honda civic coupe, the view angle is wide, but confusing to me sometimes. I can see so much through the back that it overlaps with my side mirrors, and I see the car in the left lane behind me twice. My head also blocks my left side blind spot so I might look into the concave mirror instead. The width is great, however.

Better than the stock mirror, yet it does not get in the way of the visors. I love it. This is my second mirror, the other one I had was about twice the size of this one and although I could see everything, I could not use sun-shades or the sun visors.THIS MIRROR WORKS GREAT! RAZO is the best.I suggest you measure the clearance between your two sun visors, I love being able to see everything but I hated having my passengers always hitting my mirror. This one works like a charm.

I was on the fence about buying this mirror as I had seen a few mixed reviews about vibration. I can honestly say I am glad I made the purchase. There is zero vibration with this in my 2010 Nissan Frontier. The system used to clamp it to the existing factory mirror works extremely well. I get a better view with it also. The best thing about this mirror is the fact that it cuts the brightness down on all of the people behind me in the morning that leave their high beams on! Every morning I had to flip my factory mirror into night mode because of this. I no longer have to do that, even with the people who have installed those pesky HID Bulbs in their Honda's! I am on my way to buy a second one now. If you have a standard mirror in good shape I do not imagine their being any vibration problems.

I have purchased at least 5 of these mirrors for my cars and as casual gifts for family. I hate the stock mirrors that cars come with. I feel like I can't really see with them, they're too small but with this one I feel comfortable.I don't like the curved/concave mirrors so this one is flat, which is sometimes hard to find or distinguish from the curbed one's.There is a longer version of this mirror. This one is good enough for my compact car without it affecting the movement of my sun visor.I would recommend.

I have an SUV and was looking forward to a clip-on mirror so I can see the blind spots along side of the car. Well, the Razo RG20 Flat Rear View Mirror failed in it's primary purpose. For instance, I can't see any blind spots on the left side since all I see is my big head in the mirror. And on the right side, I can only see a sliver beyond my OEM mirror. I still depend heavily on my side mirrors to see the blind spots along both sides of the car. I was hoping the RG20 would reduce dependency on side mirrors but it did not. For me, the most annoying thing was at about 40-45 MPH the mirror vibrated ever so slightly enough to make everything in the mirror look fuzzy/blurry. It's so annoying that I actually get dizzy and can't even look in the mirror when this happens. I tried for a few days to get use to it but I found myself getting road rage at myself inside the car. I did like the quality in construction but I can't use the Razo for my SUV. And the hunt continues...