A portable mirror assembly (1) having a plurality of mirrors (8), each of which has an increasing level of magnification. The mirrors are preferably connected via one or more hinges (6) and/or pivot points (9) that allow the plurality of mirrors to be folded out into an open position and into a desired configuration revealing the particular mirror or mirrors an individual desires to use for a specific application.

A portable mirror assembly (1) having a plurality of mirrors (8), each of which has an increasing level of magnification. The mirrors are preferably connected via one or more hinges (6) and/or pivot points (9) that allow the plurality of mirrors to be folded out into an open position and into a desired configuration revealing the particular mirror or mirrors an individual desires to use for a specific application.

A vehicle head-up display apparatus having an improved structure for installing an aspherical mirror so that a state in which an aspherical mirror reflecting light is stably installed is maintained includes mount parts formed at both sides of a lower case, rotatable protrusions seated in the mount parts and vertically rotated are formed at both sides of an aspherical mirror, and pressing members configured to fixedly press the rotatable protrusions against the mount parts are installed on a screen part.

A portable mirror assembly (1) having a plurality of mirrors (8), each of which has an increasing level of magnification. The mirrors are preferably connected via one or more hinges (6) and/or pivot points (9) that allow the plurality of mirrors to be folded out into an open position and into a desired configuration revealing the particular mirror or mirrors an individual desires to use for a specific application.

A portable mirror assembly (1) having a plurality of mirrors (8), each of which has an increasing level of magnification. The mirrors are preferably connected via one or more hinges (6) and/or pivot points (9) that allow the plurality of mirrors to be folded out into an open position and into a desired configuration revealing the particular mirror or mirrors an individual desires to use for a specific application.

An optical mount has a component support for an optical component, a clamp member and a frame. The frame has a component support interface that, when positioned against the component support, defines a first spherical curvature for pivoting the component support about a center of curvature. A clamping interface defines a second spherical curvature, concentric with the center of curvature of the component support interface, for pivoting the clamp member. A coupling is configured to urge the clamp member toward the component support against the frame.

An optical mount has a component support for an optical component, a clamp member and a frame. The frame has a component support interface that, when positioned against the component support, defines a first spherical curvature for pivoting the component support about a center of curvature. A clamping interface defines a second spherical curvature, concentric with the center of curvature of the component support interface, for pivoting the clamp member. A coupling is configured to urge the clamp member toward the component support against the frame.

The invention comprises a hands-free, adjustable telescoping magnifying mirror. The mirror may have a first reflective surface and a second reflective surface and can be secured to a horizontal or vertical surface using a suction cup base or can be hung over a door or ledge using a retractable hanger bracket. A telescoping rod is attached to the suction cup base. The mirror may be extended from the base by extending the telescoping rod and the mirror assembly can stand freely without falling over, whether the suction cup base is engaged or not. Additionally, one or more light sources may be disposed at a periphery of the first reflective surface or second reflective surface.

The invention comprises a hands-free, adjustable telescoping magnifying mirror. The mirror may have a first reflective surface and a second reflective surface and can be secured to a horizontal or vertical surface using a suction cup base or can be hung over a door or ledge using a retractable hanger bracket. A telescoping rod is attached to the suction cup base. The mirror may be extended from the base by extending the telescoping rod and the mirror assembly can stand freely without falling over, whether the suction cup base is engaged or not. Additionally, one or more light sources may be disposed at a periphery of the first reflective surface or second reflective surface.

A rearview mirror includes a mirror frame and a mirror mount. The end of the mirror frame, which is connected to the mirror mount, is formed with a through hole. The mirror mount has an upper mount, a clamp and a lower mount. The upper mount is pivotedly connected to the mirror frame and has a ball joint. The ball joint is received in the clamp. The lower mount has a receiving hole for being inserted by the clamp.