Can this mirror still be used if the backseat has no headrest?
147764
I could never figure out how to make it stay on there without the headrest. So, it was a useless product to me since my son sits in the middle and that's were the headrest isn't at.
1109259
It is a real mirror with small led screen in right side. If your existing mirror is bulky it may have a hard time staying on.
1320100
Yes because the seat is not to thick. If the headrest is built into the seat it wont work . good luck.
1108925
It has to be attached to the rearview mirror. That is what holds it in place.
2070016
NO YOU CANNOT. They do not have a strap to fasten the top end to the headrest which makes rearfacing use not really possible.
1830773
Not really sure, but I would not know why you wouldn't. It really only requires a headrest.
2188782
The product is shipped in two pieces and I see no reason why you couldn't take the mirror off each time. However, it would seem to me that over time you would run the risk of losing the connection to where it would no longer stay in place. I would try to come up with a different way to attach it to your helmet but then that would also mean readjusting the entire mechanism each time you ride.
1259606
What car/mirror are you using? If there's enough space, yes you can. You would have the mirrors reversed, though, to compensate for the mirrors being on the lower part of the mirror. Go to a local Campers World and try-out a set on your rig before you order.
1764030
The answer (seems to me) to be completely one of personal choice and physical set up in the area where you're going to use the mirror. While it swivels and extends/contracts easily the fitment of parts are tight and will stay where you position it. I've actually got mine on the wall behind where I sit and use it for rear view of my head - or - I turn to use it up close.
1673536
Nope! In fact, the headrest stops working pretty quickly and you gotta get creative and fix it:)
1055395
There are ways to secure it. There's Velcro on the bottom and a strap across the back. You could slip a seat belt through the strap or put a seat cover on that the Velcro would stick to. I guess you could hang it from the headrest, but it doesn't seem like that would be sturdy. Overall I've enjoyed this product. Will probably last me 1 year or so.
1427883
If you want to see your bub from your rear mirror, you need a head rest in the middle back seat. Having said that, I have to install it upside down and slip a towel between the mirror and headrest just so it could be angled that enable me to see my bub from the driver's seat using the rear mirror.
1477999
No... I use this with a headrest that can go up and down... I use this one for my Nissan Rogue http://www.amazon.com/Sunshine-Kids-Easy-View-Mirror/dp/B000BUTCOO/ref=sr_1_37?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1422029488&sr=1-37&keywords=headrest+mirror
2026680
No. because the mirror clamps onto the frame of the mirror and you need a flat surface about 1 to I and 1/4 inches long. The mirror also did not work on my full sized SUV because the mirror was to high.
1296343
Yes. You may be able to reuse the mount that is glued to the windshield. Otherwise, it comes with mounts and adhesive. You glue the mount to the windshield and then attach the mirror to the mount.
736895
I actually always install carseats with the headrest removed so the carseat sits more flush. So yes, it works fine with no headrest.
985684
Can't say for sure, but it'd probably show a bigger image (at least on the driver's side) than you'd get with a rear-view mirror. I hate to drive without my auxiliary mirror--when I drive someone else's car, I feel naked.