Verivue Mirrors Universal

The Verivue Universal Panoramic 12-Inch Rear View Mirror is a great addition to my car. It gives a much wider, clearer view compared to the standard mirror, which really helps reduce blind spots. Installation was quick and easy—just clips right over the existing mirror and stays secure. The mirror feels sturdy, and there’s no distortion in the reflection. Overall, a simple but effective upgrade that improves visibility and driving confidence. Highly recommend!

Blue tint is very nice. Came with a few scuffs that aren’t wiping off but they are very small and don’t affect vision (so small your eyes only pick it up if looking directly at the spots). Can see partially out both rear door windows in my 4 door sedan. Main reason I bought these is to get that little bit of blind spot coverage on both sides and these do just that. Be aware your view out the rear window will be reduced in exchange for being able to see rear seat passengers and out the blind spots on the left and right. Perfect for parents with children that need to be viewed while driving or for blind spot coverage. Still recommend additional blind spot mirrors for your side mirrors as this is not quite perfect to fully cover blind spots alone

Great mirror, it helps me see perfectly

Super easy to install over your existing rear view mirror. It looks and feels really high quality. It expands your POV by a lot.

Good for cars with bad visibility. You can see slightly out of the side rear windows, unlike a stock rear view. You should still turn around to check your blind spot though. But this gives you a pretty comprehensive view of what's going on behind you. Main drawback is vehicles behind you look much farther away than they are... Moreso than a standard rear view... But this is to be expected from the convex design: it's not the fault of the mirror, the driver just needs to be aware of that fact.

Love it. Can’t drive a car without it. I bought a new car and feel so weird without this wide angles mirror. Easy install and stay very well, don’t vibrate, even better than my old one which I used over 20 years.

Despite the confusing name of the other version ("curve"), the panoramic version is curved. That will already make sense if you know the nature of panoramic mirrors, I mention this only to help those trying to understand. The surface of the panoramic version has a curve along one axis; top-to-bottom it is flat, but it's curved end-to-end. This means everything looks the same height as it would in a flat mirror but you have an expanded field of view side-to-side and everything looks a bit narrower than it would in a flat mirror. That narrowing effect means everything behind you is a bit closer than it looks, much like you see in convex mirrors like the passenger side mirror on your car. Took me a bit to get used to that. FWIW, I've not inspected the "curve" version but it looks to me like the surface shape is the same as the panoramic and the "curve" name might be just because the bottom of the mirror is an arc shape rather than straight...maybe. Back to that expanded (wider) field of view, you need to think about whether that will be helpful. If I adjust mine so it's perfectly centered on the rear window of my small SUV, nearly everything the expanded view shows to the driver's side is my head and the pillars between the windows, almost entirely blocking any additional view of the outside. Not helpful! But if I adjust the angle toward the passenger side so my rear window fills the left half of the mirror, the viewing angle means I can actually see out the passenger side windows. This can be a bit distracting and I had to get used to it, but it almost completely eliminated my passenger side blind spot and can make it easier to back into/out of parking spaces. The wider view is not just due to the curve, it's also due to the size. The stock mirror in my car is just over 8" long but this thing is almost 12". It's also 3" tall. The latter means you get much of the expanded view into your rear seats, etc, promised by the "curve" version. But that size comes with some issues. 1 - It will block part of your forward view. Depending on the placement of your stock mirror, this might mean you'll just see less of your head liner, but it's likely to also block a bit more of your forward view through the windshield. 2 - Because it's long, it may also get in the way of using your visors because they can bump into the ends of the mirror IF the distance between your visors is less than the length of the mirror. In my car, if this mirror is perfectly centered on the stock mirror neither of my visors is usable. I had to slide it slightly to the right until the driver's side visor will just slip past it. Doesn't bother me, and I get even more visibility through side windows on the passenger side, but any front seat passenger will be out of luck if they want to put their visor down. Tip: If you decide to adjust like this, get into the habit of warning your front seat passengers when they get in the car because if they try to lower their visor they'll probably bump the mirror out of whack while you're driving. The thing is very easy to install and, like they promise, stays where it's put and doesn't jiggle or move around while you're driving (any more than your stock mirror that you mount it on). The only down side is that if your stock mirror's mount is very tight this one can slide along the mounting brackets while you're trying to adjust the angle. I had to figure out how to hold onto both the stock mirror and the new one at the same time while adjusting it. That's a good idea anyway because it's a bit flimsy (necessary, I assume, in order to keep it light). This is not an issue AT ALL once it's in place and in use, but I needed to use a lot of force to adjust the angles because my stock mirror's mount is very tight and when I was trying to do this while handling only the new mirror frame I could see the glass flexing a bit. Again, not an issue AT ALL once it's adjusted, but I can see how some end up breaking them.

I like how this expands the field of view - I don’t have a “before” photo to share - I couldn’t get a decent pic without my camera being in the way, but my regular mirror shows just the back window and does not show what is to either side of my car. As you can see from this image, I can see out the rear passenger side window and had a vehicle been there, been able to see it. Many people complain about the smaller image - honestly it took about a day to get used to - maybe less - and I get a better sense of how close other vehicles are to the backend of my vehicle. The bluish tint is reminiscent of the European mirrors I ran on my VW Super Beetle back in the 80s - they cut the glare from LED headlights, people driving behind me with their brights on (seriously - what is with people?!) and lights from lifted trucks/SUVs. This mirror is great - no distortion, everything is clear and I feel safer knowing whether or not someone is in a blind spot. Obviously this doesn’t eliminate the need to look over my shoulder, but it makes driving feel better and safer.

The mirror glass is not anti glare and the cars headlight still reflects as it is. Also, not recommended for small cars as it takes a lot of windshield space and makes it unsafe to drive with that rear view mirror on.

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Excellent quality. Able to view the rear properly. The mirror is clear and does the job.

المرآة كم في الوصف تماما لكن عند استخدامها لم جد فائدة تذكر لإستخدامها ايضا بحاجة للإعتياد على استخدامها لأن السيارات تبدو بعيدة

Excellent. Minimizes blind spots. Easy to install as well.