SafeFit Baby Auto Mirror (Crash-Tested, Shatter-Resistant Mirror) - See Baby While You Drive! (12.75 inch X 8.5 inch Outside Frame Dimension, Gray Nylon Frame)

I like how big and wide the mirror is, serves its purpose. My 4-month old like looking at himself and I like how I can see a lot of him. There are different ways you can attach it to your headrest but if you have a headrest that doesn't raise do not buy this. This can only be attached vertically, horizontal attachment is not an option. I originally bought this for our Nissan Rouge but found out it won't work so we bought a different mirror. But it works great for our Civic.

FINALLY a mirror that will attach to my non-raising headrests! And it's safe! I have a Nissan Altima & have been through 3 mirrors by this point that have all not worked. This mirror has 3 attachment options. I am able to use the tethering option in my newer model Altima & it's great! My anxiety levels are already dropping- I can finally see what the baby is doing in his backwards-facing car seat. Now when I hear what sound like choking sounds coming from my infant's carseat as I'm driving down the highway I can check on him without pulling over. Win.

I will admit, I got this mirror from Walmart and not from Amazon. But in order to write a review and stuff I had to make a Walmart account and stuff and it was too much of a hassle so I just came to Amazon where I already had an account. Anyways! Now for the review.How you can screw up a mirror is amazing to me. Almost an art. Because whoever decided to put a big, view-obstructing, extra-sticky sticker in the middle of their product that simply tells us how wide the mirror is, (duh) needs to re-take their product advertising courses. Because now the sticker won't come off the glass which it was placed on and I'm going to spend the next half hour scratching it off with a putty knife.Seriously. A mirror for a car backseat shouldn't take any more than 15 seconds to deal with. Remove from package. Slap on headrest. Someone retired from politics must have done the brainstorming with this product because it doesn't make any sense.Other than that, it's a mirror. Sort of... The view is kinda smudgy. It's not "real" glass so it's got that baby toy-mirror look to it. Because it's *safe*. I think not. All this mirror makes me want to do is throw it. Which makes a dangerous living environment for the baby. Because of randomly thrown mirrors.

This is the BEST mirror. We have tried all different brands and sizes. This one is the most visible and our toddler can see us through this mirror. It's easy to wipe and clean. And can attach and detach so easily. Totally worth the price. Would recommend to any new parents who want to look back and make sure that their child is safe.

This is the only mirror I could find that I could actually see my baby. All the others I tried were more like funhouse mirrors and were totally worthless!

At first this mirror did it's job. Image was fine, a little awkward to assemble and keep straight, but I was able to see my baby and make sure he was okay which was the ultimate purpose.Yesterday, my baby was playing with a rattle, threw it, and the mirror broke off a huge sharp, shard! I pulled over and couldn't believe that a supposed shatter-proof mirror had broken like that, from a little toy. What if, heaven forbid, we had been in an accident and that piece had wound up in my baby's head? NO THANK YOU! Will never use these products again.

This mirror has been wonderful! Fits all the different cars we use (car, van, and suv) and is nice and clear to be able to see my LO.

Great mirror I have twins so I use one on each side in the backseat and it works wonders I'm able to see them just fine