Baby Car Mirror, EnjoyULife Baby Safety Rearview Mirror, Child observation mirror, 360 Degree Adjustable, Shatterproof Acrylic, Suction Cup on Windshield/Clip on Car Sun Visor, Small Size: 3"X2"

It’s tiny but it’s suiting it’s purpose. I didn’t realize how tiny it was when I was ordering it (I don’t know why since that’s what everybody seems to be complaining about in these reviews). At first I was bummed out, but once I put it up I realize it’s nice that it doesn’t take up so much of my view. I’m only using it to keep an eye on my dog in the back seat so it doesn’t need to be anything amazing. The image is not the greatest as far as mirrors go, it does get a bit distorted so if you want good details of your kids you may want to look elsewhere, but for my dog it’s perfectly fine. Like other said just push the ball into the the attachment to install, it takes some force but it does go in. It comes with a suction cup and a clip, I’m using the clip and it works ok, I can’t speak for how the suction cup works yet since I haven’t tried it.

Perfect for what I needed. Suction option for back isn’t really realistic to give view of back seat with the angle needed and not be in a ridiculous spot on your window(obstructing view of road). But the clip works great on the sun visor.I have knocked it off here and there moving my visor back and forth, but it’s not a deal breaker for me. It takes all of 2 seconds to pop it back up there and readjust. I’m happy with my purchase!

Wow this mirror is tiny. I realize that's on me that I should have read the description more closely, but warning - the pictures are deceiving! This is a super tiny mirror and wasn't all that useful. I purchased because the backseat of my car is a bench seat and I wasn't able to install baby mirrors that loop over the headrest. It's nice that this one suction cups to the back window, I just wish it was a bigger mirror.

This baby mirror is much smaller than I anticipated but it will work for what I need it for. My daughter has a DVD player hooked to the back of my seat so it enables me to see the tv to see if it is playing.The ball socket that attaches to the mirror was very hard to push in without breaking the mirror. My husband had to help me with it. I do like that the mirror can either clip to something or stick to the window.

It's small, yall- and that's ok for what I needed. Going from a Durango to a Wrangler I didn't feel like I could see my youngest as well. I stuck this itty bitty mirror behind my rearview mirror. Just what I needed. I couldn't get it to suction but my husband was able to (twist it, or something). So far so good. It came scratched but not worth returning- hence the 3 stars.

I was just about to set up a return for this item because it seemed like the ball joint was too big for the receiving part. I then decided to give it one more try and was glad that I did, because I was finally able to push the joints together. It took more force than I expected. So, if you are having a difficult time, just try a little harder than you would expect to have to do for a child mirror, like a lot more force than you would think you need. After that hiccup, all seems to be good. It's a mirror and it reflects like a mirror should.

The ball joint that connects the mirror to the mounts is too large to connect, so it's impossible to use. Don't waste money on the poorly made product. I'm returning mine immediately.Edit: After buying a similar (actually, identical just from a different seller under a different title - thanks China!) mirror, the joint is just barely small enough to fit if you use just enough force to almost break the mirror. It's still poorly designed, but it's not the worst thing in the world. I've changed my rating to three stars, since the directions and packaging don't communicate this at all.

Mirror looks good but it doesnt stay where you set it. It seems that when your car is parked and the temp climbs in the car this mirror will slowly point straight down. The suction cup is very strong and stays in place. I was really hoping for better. I have to readjust it every time I get in...