Convex Outdoor Driveway Traffic Mirror 9", for Parking Safety in Garages and Security in Stores with Adjustable Wall and Ceiling Fixing Bracket

Works well as a reflector in my yard. I’ve mounted to a fence to reflect the view of my yard/garden. Provides a different perspective, like a gazing ball but not quite.Good construction and had held up well to the elements. I didn’t like the orange color on the rim and back so I took it apart and spray painted the base. It held the paint well and went back together easily.

The mirror was very easy to install and adjust. I don't think I spent more than 30 minutes attaching the mirror once we identified the right spot. We have a good view around the corner to look for oncoming cars when exiting our garage. We've had it up about 3 weeks, so I cannot report on long term performance.

Part broke and lost it. Sad

I needed a mirror to navigate leaving my driveway, where street visibility is poor due to trees obstructing visual pathways. First, the 12" is too small for that purpose, but I'm not holding that against the product. The mirror itself is a very lightweight and flexible material, and the backing is a very lightweight plastic. The hardware is over-the-top heavy duty for such a lightweight product, and the instructions are rather abysmal, especially for someone who may not be good at puzzle solving. If you were to mount it to a wall, there are two screws provided for that purpose (I think) but I have never seen the likes of them and wouldn't have known what to do with them. (I used my own wood screws to mount it to a tree). Once the hardware is figured out, the next puzzle is figuring out how to remove the protective coating from the mirror- there is no access to the edge of that material, and so the options are to risk damaging the mirror by using a blade, or take apart the backing so as to be able to grab an edge to peel, which is what I ended up doing. At any rate, the mirror seems to be holding up well so far in spite of the rain and gusty winds which have so far characterized our New England autumn, but the mirror has proven to be so small for my needs that I can barely see it! Oh, well, better luck next time.

I purchased two of them and installed them in my driveway attached to light poles. I constantly have joggers and bike ridders flying by my house and I fear that it was only a matter of time before i hit one of them or they hit my vehicle. So theses mirrors help me to view down the sidewalk and prevent a tragic accident.

Very cheaply made. didnt help at all

To make room for two cars in our garage, I wanted to park within a couple of inches of the garage side wall. The car is a Camry and it's rather hard to tell just where the front corner is as I sneak past the garage door vertical rail. My method has been to back in a couple of inches, get out and look, go a couple more inches, get out again, etc., etc. I did need to bend the mounting bracket a little to get the mirror to line up with the rail while viewing from inside the car, but it worked out okay. I was expecting to have to disassemble the mirror to remove the dust cover, based on other reviews, but it turned out there was a very slight wrinkle along one edge, maybe on purpose, so I was able to get a hold of the cover and it peeled right off. Once the cover was removed, I was impressed with how sharp and clear the mirror is, allowing me to slip by the door rail within just an inch or so for the perfect park job.

I like this mirror a lot. Bought 2 different ones to test em out. And they actualy work great together. On the pic attached, this one is on the right and premium black one on the left. This mirror does not make objects appear closer and it has better visibility when parking the car at night.