Clip On Security Mirror, Computer Rearview HD Mirror, Convex Cubicle Mirror for Personal Safety and Security Desk Rear View Monitors or Anywhere (6.69" x 2.95" Rectangle)

This works great for viewing out a window from a chair facing the other direction. The first one broke (we might have overtightened it) but second one is holding up well.

I gave it a 4/5 on sturdiness as it is a bit wobbly. If you desk vibrates at all - i.e. you hit it, it will move out of position. The quality is fair so 3/5. Mine came with the mirror coating coming off in the corners and on some edges but it does the job overall so I don't care. If you are expecting premium quality - look elsewhere. Otherwise it does its job. It clamps nicely and can position it to whatever angle you desire. This is a must if you are in a cubicle farm or just don't want people snooping on your screen. I can't believe I did not have this earlier.

Got this to see behind me when a machine stopped working while working on the computer. Does the job, but the arm could be more sturdy, meaning it tends to drift down and not stay in place. Also, the mirror part came completely off the frame. Just fell off for no reason. Monkey glued it back on and won't come off again hopefully.

The clip is easy to connect to camera stand and very flexible to adjust for the camera. Good for the price.

The clip on this is big and sturdy. Good and clear mirror. Good product.

I bought this mirror for my friend that is in a wheelchair. It replaced the small round one he had to see who is behind him. This gives him a much better view. The clamp is strong and sturdy.

Easy to assemble and clip to desktop monitor. Works great! Now I can see if anyone is coming up behind me.

I bought this so I could keep an eye on my disabled wife while working behind her at my desk. In our room, we have all the lights on but with this mirror I can barely see her. Also the "convex" curve is very very slight so I have to constantly keep re-aiming it as she changes position on the couch. Plastic construction of the adjusting nut also failed me. I managed to fix it with gaffer tape but be aware this is a delicate item and difficult to aim/position especially if you dont have a meaty item to clamp it to. I ended up putting gaffer tape on the monitor where it is clamped to, to give it something to hold onto. If you need a wide angle mirror to use in a dark-ish room, keep looking.