The blind spot thing has two sides. When you’re turning right/left at a junction and there’s a queue it’ll sit there for an age, nothing’s happening but it’s there while everyone sits waiting for that one cautious plum to finally get around to pulling out. The upside is definitely when you’re either turning left into a side road with cyclists around or pulling in/out on dual carriageways/motorways. To have both the mirror and wider angle means you’re absolutely positive there’s nothing there before even the slightest turn of your head. It is, however, the easiest camera to be affected by water. There’ll be that one drip just sitting there completely obscuring it’s view.
I think any appearance from an installer will be met with relief first, it feels like a lifetime ago this process started.
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Mark