Model: OBSM

Great angle nice product many car washes still stuck on mirror with no problems. Only issue wish swivel was just little tighter

Works perfectly for compact to mid-size cars. Mirror help cars without blindspot sensors.

I just bought a 2025 Maverick Hybrid, and it has nice big side rearview mirrors, and an excellent back up camera with a clear 13inch screen (it also has blind spot warning technology to flash in the side mirrors if there’s a vehicle on your flank)… However, I really like to have Blind Spot Mirrors on the side mirrors, to be able to aim them down by the side of the truck - so I can almost see the rear tires, in order to see any possible objects to avoid: rocks, toys, curbs, etc… as I’m backing up the vehicle. These are - a good size to be able to actually see objects, a decent quality in their build/parts - stands up to car washes so far, and has really good tape to stick it on… just make sure you are 100% sure of the location, and the position of the base before you take the big step to stick it - its a one shot deal. Best and enjoy!

Stability is amazing, definitely an improvement over my old blind spot mirrors and stickiness is better too! Length is about the same as my old mirror but quality seems better, makes sense considering the good value of money.

After a dozen years, I finally bought a new car. I had a fixed blind spot mirror on my old minivan, and it worked very well. For my new car, I did some research and bought these adjustable Utopicar mirrors. They are even better than the ones I had on my previous car. Compared to my old blind spot mirrors, they are much wider, have more of a "curve" for a wider field of view, and seem to provide some magnification. The icing on the cake is that they are ADJUSTABLE! The ball and socket swivel is GENIUS! A very logical and needed improvement to fixed blind spot mirrors. I wonder why someone didn't do this many years ago. 3M is known to make excellent adhesives, so it should stick to the mirror for years, like my old mirrors. I can't yet speak to how "stable" they will be as far as the ball and socket yet, but it is pretty tight. If it does move, it should take 15 seconds to set back to where it needs to be. Because my new car also has a blind spot warning light on the outside top corner of the mirrors where the recommended placement is, I mounted them on the inside top. They work fine there. While the warning light is "nice", i really like being able to see exactly where the cars are. Think of this mirror as a "gauge", compared to only having what we used to call an "idiot light". Between this mirror and the blind spot warning light that the car came with, you pretty much have your blind spot "covered" and GONE.

Easy to install, looks good, only reason why I’m giving it 3 stars is I’ve had it on the car for 4 days now and than this morning I saw that the right side has cracked. So now I have to buy another set. The second picture shows the crack.

These were a little to big for what I wanted. Part of that is my fault...pics really don't do justice to size of the frame as well as the up/down adjustment pivot. It's thicker than what I wanted. Although they are exactly what I was looking for, my issue is that the pivot will lose its stiffness over time from carwashes or strong wind from excess speed will cause looseness, which in turn will cause me to reposition them, which will cause looseness over time. We'll see how these will last if these things happen. I do wish these came thinner as it does protrude off the mirror quite a bit. However, how I position my mirrors may not cause an issue. Just afraid that that may not last due to the issues I mentioned above. *1+ YEAR UPDATE* After 1 year, I've forgotten they were there, but continue to use them, consciously and unconsciously. I finally get why they are build with the pivot and adjustability. In my case, if they were perfectly flat, the mirror cover would block out the mirror altogether. The added space between the frame and the mirror itself makes sure that the cover won't block anything, regardless of how you position the mirror. I have these positioned at the bottom of the mirror, and use the main mirror towards the back. These mirrors cover the blind spots easily. I do wash my car often, and the worry about the pivot point has disappeared that I don't worry about moving it out of place. The view of these mirrors give make fixing the issues a non issue. If I have to, I'll do it on the fly, and doesn't change my view of this product. My Brother in law was impressed by these, I think he looked them up and bought these exact ones for his 2021 Honda Ridgeline. Gained the 1 missing star after realizing I use these without ever having to thinking about it.

Great item Great seller