Office Cubicle Clip on Mirror, 7.28'' Rear View Computer/Laptop Safety Mirror, Desk Convex Mirror for Personal Safety & Security Portable Cabinet Rearview Monitors(Rectangle Mirror 7.28", Black)

I like the large mirror and I like that it's not convex. However, the mirror is too heavy to stay in position because of the lack of strength of the gooseneck. It slumps over like a limp... The mirror also does not have a border around it to protect the edges. It's raw glass. You must be very careful not to knock and chip or worse, shatter the mirror. I finally found a spot to clip the mirror on the back of my monitor, but the mirror must rest on the top edge of the monitor because it's too heavy for the neck. I would also like to see a different clip, one that opens to 2-1/2" for clipping onto a cubicle partition wall. I really had to struggle to find something to clip it too. If it wasn't for that sweet spot on the back of my monitor, I wouldn't have been able to clip it to anything in my cube. Because I was able to make it work I will keep it. The clip also needs to be deeper so it grabs more of whatever it's clipped to. There is not enough gripping power when the clip only pinches the edge of something because the weight of the mirror will cause the clip to rotate and pull it down. This mirror needs some more engineering. It needs a stronger neck, a protective edge and a wider and deeper clip. I would gladly pay more for that.

I use this in my office so I can see the TV behind me if I chose to have it on.PROSI love the size and shape of the mirror. It is a large rectangular shape that is easy to see, There is no distortion to the mirror as I have had in precious devices like this.It has an adjustable “arm” so you can adjust it to different angles.It has a clamp to clamp on to something to hold it in placeCONSThe clamp doesn’t seem to hold as tight as it should and the mirror is pretty heavy and pulls down. I have had to put layers of material around the lamp I have it clamped on to hold it in place and it still doesn’t hold as well as I would like

UPDATE: I have had this for about 2 months now and I am still so satisfied with my purchase. My coworkers who sit in the same office wanted one so I bought them one. This second one ended up not being broken when I received it unlike my first one. I'm very happy about that.It's not as convex as I thought it would be but its bigger than I thought so that makes up for its main flaw. Also the bendable arm doesn't hold its place if you make it stand vertical so I had to find a surface that would allow me to mount it horizontally. Otherwise this will do what I want it to. I work in a small office where I'm back in a corner and I cant see who walks in the door. It's also for safety.

Ok, so I got the rectangular version of this mirror. It was exactly what I expected it to be, a flat rectangular mirror. And, unlike many of the negative reviews, mine did NOT arrive broken. That said, it does exactly what I needed it to do. My back faces the opening of my cube and while I'm staring at my computer screens all day I wanted to be able to see if anyone comes up behind me. The bendable neck is sturdy enough to stay in place for sure. The clip does not open large enough to clip over a 2" cube wall, but I was able to find something to clip mine to, an overhead storage bin. It sits right above my monitor and pretty much blends in. I could see many uses for it, but It does just what I need.

Works for many situations but over time of me trying to figure out the best bend it started to loosen up on the metal flexible area... Still works... But I really really had a hard time bending the neck to the angle I needed. It's not their fault though b/c it's the nature of the clips and neck of the flex arm.... The only way they could improve it is my adding a L joint at where the clip is attached... This would help mitigate for tight turns. I moved my attachment at least 9 times to complete different spots trying to get a good angle where the mirror wouldn't over reach the final location position. (Again I forsee this issue with every product designed this way... If they add a elbow joint at the clip it would help a ton.)

So far this rear view mirror is working for me. It does have an extra long arm though. It comes out from the monitor where I have it clipped, by about a foot. I especially like that I can see very clear who is walking behind me. Nobody likes to have their back turned to an aisle where people stroll all day. It is the life of a cubicle at work. My pet peeve is people gawking in on me when they think no one sees them. Now I can see them, see me, see them. Ha Ha. I don't peek in anyone cube, I just think it's rude. So this is working for me so far. Call me crazy~

When I opened the package, I saw that the mirror was already damaged and cracked. I immediately contacted the Seller and they were very responsive. They sent me a replacement. It arrived in several days, and this time the mirror was intact, no cracks. I clipped mine to the back of the computer monitor. Love the swivel and flexible neck. It serves its purpose. No more surprise visitors. My co-worker says, "Hey love that mirror, where can I get one?". I gave her the details and she'll be getting one for herself soon.

I was super impressed by this product upon first inspection. The build quality of the clamp is exceptional and seems VERY strong. Same with the flex arm. Unfortunately, though, as soon as I screwed the flex arm into the back of the mirror, the mirror fell off the mounting. I may be able to glue it back or I may just return it, but either way, can't give a good rating for something that falls apart in 30 seconds from unboxing.