Broadway Rear view Mirror (270mm-300mm) Flat & Curve White Mirror

A rear-view white mirror, sometimes called a rear-view mirror, is an automotive component that lets the driver see what's behind the vehicle. Because they allow the driver to see traffic and other circumstances behind the car, these mirrors are essential for safe driving.

Important features of rear view mirrors:

Categories:

Day/Night Mirrors: You can adjust these mirrors to lessen the glare from oncoming headlights at night.

Electro chromatic Mirrors: These automatically reduce glare from oncoming vehicles by adjusting the tint level.

Compared to regular mirrors, wide-angle mirrors offer a wider field of vision, which minimizes blind spots.

Construction:

Glass Type: Mirror glass is usually made with a specific coating to minimize glare and is designed to be shatter-resistant.

Housing: The mirror is often placed in a frame with integrated displays, cameras, and temperature sensors, among other things

Combination:

With Cameras: A live video feed of the area behind the automobile can be seen in some modern vehicles that have cameras integrated into their rearview mirrors.

With Displays: The rear-view mirror occasionally comes equipped with an LCD screen that can show driving directions or other driver aid functions.

Including: With Cameras: Some contemporary cars have built-in rearview mirrors that combine cameras and display a real-time feed of the area behind the vehicle. With Displays: The rear-view mirror occasionally has an LCD screen included in that offers driver aid functions like navigation. Changes: Drivers can manually change the mirror's angle with this feature. Power Adjustment: With more sophisticated technologies, the vehicle's controls can be automatically adjusted.