Accmor bike eyeglass mirror

This bike mirror is a great alternative to the more expensive 'Take a Look' bike mirror which cost more than twice as much on Amazon. This mirror works just as good. The only thing is that the pivots are very loose. The mirror will easily go out of adjustment when inadvertently bumped. This happens often when you are removing or putting on your helmet. You inadvertently bump the mirror. It's not a big problem but you have to re-adjust your mirror often. Perhaps if I had another one to try, it wouldn't be so loose. Good clarity. Easy to attach to my glasses frame. Easy to use. Would buy again.

These mirrors aren’t bad overall, but they do feel a little flimsy. Once I got them adjusted where I wanted, I added a small drop of CA glue on the slides to help hold them in place, and that made a big difference. They work fine once secured.

It’s too long. Hangs too far out from glasses and vibrates so badly, it is impossible to see. Poor design.

They almost made it too good. The flex points will allow the mirror to move even when you don't want it to move. I'm big on using tape. Used small pieces of tape at each pivot point. I also taped it to my helmet. I wear glasses and when its sunny out I have a pair of the newer style of "old people" sunglasses that fit over my glasses. Didn't need one more thing hanging on to my glasses. Taping it to my helmet worked for me. Setting the mirror is a little tricky. This is not a big screen TV from your man cave. But once you get the hang of looking at a small mirror, it it works just fine. It was inexpensive.

The mirror itself is nice. Clear field of view. However, the joints are loose. I constantly need to readjust the mirror while riding. I've clamped the long rod joint with pliers. It helped a bit, but road bounce sends this mirror out of whack.

I lost my last rear view helmet mirror but the sellers of the one I like are gouging us at just under $20 USD and I reject price gouging so I bought one of these cheaper ones which look nice online. Problem: The long arm and the because the mirror has a plastic backing/frame which increases the overall weight of the mirror making it jiggle while you ride and threats you need to see are not visible to you. This particular design is easily adjusted left, right, up down and the metal seems good and resilient to bending but it's unusable to me because of the constant jiggling that makes it dangerous. I would strongly advise against this unless you ride 5 mph. I'm a competitive athlete and anything above that speed would put you in a dangerous situation of not being able to see threats (like cars and trucks) approaching your rear. Keep looking for a better item. There are others (which I won't name b/c of their price gouging) that just has a little mirror and not the heavy frame which is indeed better.

This is a great product and I don't understand the bad reviews. It easily fit on my glasses. You have to make sure you mount it directly on your glasses. It took about 5 minutes of riding to adjust it. But once you get adjustment right it's perfect for seeing behind you. It's super lightweight. I have tried some that attached to helmet but they didn't work very well. I also think the prices pretty good for the product is good.

The mirror attaches under the bow of your glasses rather than the top. Also it’s wider than most bike mirrors !

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