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

My coworker "shoulder surfs" - I hate him so much, he's terrible. Follows people around and details what sites they are on that day while they are not looking in order to gather information. It used to make me feel like an antelope about to be attacked when I walked in front of this mirror. It was just a matter of time before his face would be twisted into a grimace and he would be behind me. Thanks to this excellent product, I don't have to worry anymore. My shoulders are free of the uneasy presence that was around them!.

Crosby Hoffman

| May 05, 2021

A large mirror like this is very appealing to me. Due to the clip and metal stand being well crafted and heavy, it comes in a pretty heavy package There is a glass mirror in the room, and it is made. Despite my best efforts, I was only able to clamp the computer monitor stand to one place on the back. My monitors have rounded backs so my clamps would not secure to the monitors as their weight was too great for the cubicle shelf. Despite this, the main downside of the system is that I can only see behind me of wherever the mirror is aimed, not the wide peripheral view I was hoping for. Ideally, I prefer to see people approaching both sides of me, but this mirror is not convex or curved enough to allow me to see them from both directions. A very disappointing experience. Although I prefer the rectangle shape, I may have to get a round convex cubicle rearview mirror because I don't need to see below or above, just the side angles pretty well, and I don't need to see below or above.

Davian Petersen

| Jan 06, 2021

There is a higher quality product here than I expected. However, it didn't have the medium wide-angle that I had expected. On the left, you can see my original round mirror (with a very broad wide-angle) and on the right, you can see the rectangular Ampper unit (with a low There is a broader view of what's shown in the Ampper mirror as it isn't flat, it has a mild convex surface. In my case, I wanted something that was just a little less wide-angle than the round model. I like the way the Ampper is built. If you loosen the collar on the mirror and gently pop the goose-neck, the mirror will pop out. The mirror ball goes into the neck ball. It's ready to use as soon as you snug up the collar. It's easy to use and reposition the clamp because it's so easy to use. It is necessary for me to stick my mirror to the wall The Velcro is attached to the monitor with a backing This is not an ideal situation It is regarded as the goose of the west Due to the flexible and functional nature of my neck, positioning the mirror was a breeze. There is plenty of room for a picture in the mirror, much more than the round chromed plastic mirror. On the clamp, there are hair scrunchies - but I don't know what they're for. The purpose of adding some color and texture is to give it a bit more dynamism In addition to its use as a mirror, you can use it to check that your plates don't have pepper or spinach stuck to them, LOL! If you don't require a wider angle of view, this is a wonderful item.

Tiffany Rich

| Jan 25, 2021

Now that I have my own desk at work, I've got a new office job. The thing I do not like is that I have my back to the door. I'm the kind of person who has always faced the door. rearview mirror has been an anxiety reliever, if you like to think of it that way. The setup is set up so that I can see behind me while driving and it works perfectly. The size is perfect, it does not stand out. In my opinion, the only drawback is that the arm isn't as flexible as it really should Given your environment and how your cubicle is arranged, it can be really difficult to put a curve into it that will stay in place as needed in order to adjust exactly when needed.

Ronald HUSSAIN

| Jun 19, 2021

In my office building there is a large wall between me and the door where I have just moved to a new desk This led to a paranoid state. I was vulnerable to being caught by people. I don't like it when you play I will not let you hurt However, I said NO THANK YOU and bought this mirror instead I can now spook out my colleagues by greeting them by name as they walk in the door even before they realize I'm there by preemptively calling them out by name.

Dulce Raymond

| Aug 05, 2020

Every time I eat lunch and whenever I want to check my teeth, I have this device. The idea of having to pull something out every time I want to look at myself bothers me. Inconspicuous and vain can be character traits of mine. I love it!.

Davis Sosa

| Jan 29, 2021

In comparison to the circular mirrors, the rectangular mirror is significantly larger (it's comparable to a small rearview mirror The view from the rearview mirror of It is attached to flat surfaces by way of a clip There is a large screen monitor or a sturdy ledge adjacent to the monitor. It is regarded as the goose of the west Since the neck is long enough, you can mount the clip fairly low on the edge of the monitor and still place the mirror over the top. On the back of the mirror, there is a ball joint that enables it to be adjusted so that once you clip and goose-neck it, you can rotate it 60 degrees If you still need to adjust the mirror position after your head and neck are positioned, you can do so. There is no reflective plastic surface on the mirror (it is made out of glass). In my opinion, the only possible concern is that the mirror glass does not have any edging along the straight edges. As a whole This is an excellent product that is well worth the price.

Alana Mercado

| Sep 14, 2020

As shown in the picture, the goose neck is not as flexible as it appears. The position of the bolt cannot be maintained, especially if it is bent at an As a result of the mirror's weight and the gooseneck's pull, the clamp is pulled at a lot and the balance is tipped off. There is simply not enough surface area on my slim line monitor for it to properly grasp onto it. There was an extreme lack of quality in this product.

Alden Moody

| Nov 06, 2020