Rear View Mirror,LECAMEBOR Universal Thickened Anti-glare HD Car Interior Rear View Mirror-(With Adjustable Suction Cup)

Well made works very well easy to install however word of caution try to be sure to get it exactly where you want it asit is difficult to remove which is good

This thing holds great on my windshield and works just like the one that came from my manufacturer. It’s a slightly different shape, and not quite as wide, but that’ll vary based on what kind of car you normally drive. The clarity of the mirror is perfect. The only feature it’s missing is the night mode where you can rotate the mirror up to prevent bright lights behind you from blinding you.I just wish I would’ve gotten this mirror sooner instead of constantly buying new glue for my mirror that kept falling off on hot summer days. Now all I have to do if it falls off is clean the windshield and the suction cup and stick it back on.

Worked great in my jeep, looks nice aswell. Very clear lens, they’re durable aswell,

Waited a few weeks after installing this mirror before reviewing. It was VERY easy to install, with a great amount of suction on the windshield.So far, it's holding on like it's been bolted in place! Will update in the future, since there have been other such mirrors from other companies that have fallen off. Stay tuned...BTW, This is a good-sized mirror with a large field of vision. It's easy to move around -it swivels- and stays in place when set.Update 9-25-21 > This early update is to say that it's still holding securely, even during a drastic change in temperature due to summer turning to fall. The temp range was from the 90's to the 40's over a short period. This made the last mirror drop off. Not this one!...Update 3-4-22 > It's still hanging on tight. It made it through a brutal, frigid winter and multiple drastic temperature changes...Update 5-31-22 > Cool weather gave way to scorching heat with high humidity. The mirror abides!...Update 7-9-22 > Okay, watch out for hitting big bumps at high speeds! Inadvertently hit a 3"-thick, 6'-wide mound of asphalt at 40 mph, causing problems with the mirror. While the suction base remained in tact, the mirror bent downward. It was hard to get it back in place because the impact must have -somewhat- stripped the threads of the adjustment knob / dial. The mirror is heavy, so this could be an issue later on. Right now, it still holds, but with more effort to get it set in place...Update 12-30-22 > Just went through a sudden / extreme drop in temperature on the 23rd of December (from 45 degrees to -5 degrees F!) in 6 hours. Sub-zero temps lasted 3 days, then rose back up to 50 degrees in 3 days. The mirror held on tight through it all...Update 8-20-23 > Well, the mirror may have finally given up the ghost. It's still stuck fast to the windshield, but it's suddenly out of position, and can't be readjusted. After several attempts, it hangs askew, showing only half of the rear window. To be fair, I can lean way over to the right to compensate for this, but shouldn't have to do this. Stay tuned...Update 8-28-23 > Okay, it's done. The mirror base slid down the windshield glass, leaving a sticky, hard-to-get-off trail behind. However, it served its purpose, lasting long enough to make it worth the price. I will purchase another one...Update 7-14-24 > Bought a new one right after the last one died. So, it was installed in early September 2023. No problems so far. The winter was strange, very cold days followed by warm days. The summer has been scorching hot with high humidity. All is well...Update 7-24-25 > Well, just went through a lengthy, extreme heat wave, lasting several weeks, and it finally did this second mirror in. It melted it right off. For the price, I'm still satisfied...

This mirror works better than my original car mirror. It has a wide view, I can see clearly into the backseat and all around the inside of my car. The suction cup has held up even in the Fl heat.Aug. 18, 2025So after just a few months the mirror keeps falling off of my windshield and now it's cracked. This kinda sucks, because I really like this mirror. I have a great view of everything behind me and now it's broken.

I bought this suction cup rear view mirror because the factory one in my car kept falling off from the heat. I wanted a quick and reliable fix but this turned out to be one of the worst products I’ve ever used.The suction actually sticks decently to the windshield, but the problem is the mirror itself will not stay in position. Every time I drive over even the slightest bump the mirror tilts downward. It does not lock into place securely at all. I’ve had to readjust it constantly while driving which is incredibly distracting and unsafe.I tried tightening the ball joint, adjusting it gently, repositioning the suction, and even adding a bit of resistance with rubber to see if that would help it stay in place. Nothing worked. It’s just poorly designed and clearly not built to handle normal road vibrations.This is not just an inconvenience, it’s a safety risk. A rear view mirror that won’t hold its angle is basically useless. Do not waste your money on this. Spend a little more and get something properly engineered.

Its simple, it does what its suppose to do.The stem that holds the mirror itself could be a little longer but other than that, it's great for the price.

I had thought up an idea like this back in the days before this thing came out I'm very glad to see someone went through with it and put it on the market this thing is absolute game changer people always breaking off their rear view mirrors I'm one of those people and you stick this on and you still riding dirty lol it works very well The one I put in place in my raggedy old car is still there it still works it still hanging it's still stuck up and it hasn't fell down yet so top quality top-notch awesome cheaper than getting the other stuff glued on messy expensive this very cheap by comparison