Haloview RVMB01 Mirror Mount for Rear View Camera Monitor

I drive a 2024 GMC AT4 truck as a tow vehicle. This thing has more screens than a teen classroom. The last thing I wanted was another monitor stuck to my dash. My Haloview BT7 came with 2 more ways to hang the monitor to the dash, windshield, or console. When I saw this mirror mount for the BT 7 monitor, I had to try it. After all, it would serve to cover up another screen, yes, the rear view mirror is also a monitor, and this mount fits over it perfectly; it puts the rear trailer view in a logical position, providing a natural functionality. The installation and removal are quick and easy. It keeps the receiving antennas high, providing a great connection to the camera. The design and quality are very good and should provide long service. If you are tired of screens hanging everywhere, and you are getting a BT7 monitor, this is a great choice. The only downside I see is that the mount is designed specifically for the BT7. Not sure how it would fit on other manufacturers.

I'm so happy! Mounted this onto a FooKoo 7"HD display and it mounts perfectly onto my 2024 F-250 SuperDuty rear view mirror. The four screw holes match with the screw holes in the back of the display. Removed the four lower mount screws for the display slide mount and used the longer screws provided with the Haloview mount to mount the display as high as possible. I had to orient the two display antennas in a horizontal position for clearance. The rubber stretch straps on the Haloview mount provide a snug, secure fit on the mirror with no play or vibration. Signal is excellent and having the display on the rear view mirror is intuitive as my eyes automatically go there to look rearward. It also frees up my forward viewing area through the windshield, plus, I can use the provided Velcro straps to secure something else. Win-win-win! Game, set, match! Highly recommended!

Works perfectly. The holes on the back line up with my camera, and the bumpers kept the whole unit from damaging my mirror. My only complaint is it takes a bit of patience to unhook the straps and remove the unit.

The view screen mount works as implied. There were no instructions, however, and it took my tired brian a few moments to figure out how to attach the screen to the mounting bracket. Then I took a few more moments to figure out how to attach it to my review mirror. BUT once I got through that learning curve it all came together and worked well. I own a 2015 Silverado and have the Haloview 3-camera system on my trailer. The mount on my review mirror allows me to view all my camera feeds in a spot that I'm already use to looking at. The mount has rubber bands that hook around the review mirror but I do find that one is always easy to set, but then the 2nd one always gives me a problem. But after a bit of working with it, it goes on. I picked this setup because I did not want to glue or tape any other mount to my dashboard. I also did not want to use a wired option because I know I'll be getting a new truck at some point. So this mounting solution was perfect.

This Haloview RVMB01 Mirror Mount does its job well. It screws onto the back of a Haloview monitor, allowing your Haloview monitor to be attached to the rearview mirror. This keeps the monitor off the dash or console and positions it where you are already used to looking to see what is going on behind you. The mount comes with both rubber straps and Velcro straps. Choose one kind and set the other aside. The rubber ones keep the monitor nice and tight on my mirror so they are my preferred solution. If there is a downside to this mount style, it is that it makes it a little less convenient to take the monitor with you inside your rig at night. It's a tradeoff that I find worth it. Bottom line: Easy to recommend.

This has really worked out well! Having the Haloview display mounted to the rear-view mirror on my Ford F-350 is really nice. I was a little worried because I had read that the mirror might keep falling down but that has not been an issue at all. The mirror and the Haloview display are rock steady.

Purchased for use with the monitor they specifically list as compatible, but most of the holes don't line up. Good grief.

Holds the monitor but hard to use on mirrors with additional connections