Which mirror is better for winter driving?

The TRQ, because it is heated. The Get All Parts mirror has no heating element, so it will fog and frost like any unheated glass.

Do I need the camera on the TRQ mirror?

Only if your Insight has the display and wiring for a passenger side camera. Without that, the camera is dead weight and the mirror costs more.

Will the Get All Parts mirror fit a 2019 Insight?

It is listed for the 2019 Honda Insight passenger side and uses original mounting. Confirm your trim and connector before ordering.

Is the TRQ mirror a genuine Honda part?

No. TRQ is an aftermarket brand. It cross-references Honda OE numbers HO1321315 and 76200T6ZA51ZD but is not made by Honda.

Which one lasts longer?

Hard to say from specs alone. The TRQ has more parts that can fail, the heater and camera. The simpler Get All Parts mirror has fewer failure points.

Is the TRQ worth the extra cost?

Only if you need heat or the camera. If you just need a working power mirror, the Get All Parts unit at $159 at Distritech as of November 3 covers that.

New Aftermarket Premium Power Passenger Side Door Mirror 76208TXMA01ZA vs TRQ Right Mirror with Side View Camera Passenger Side HO1321315

Buy the TRQ mirror if you want a heated, camera-equipped replacement for a 2019 Honda Insight passenger door. Buy the Get All Parts mirror only if you need the cheapest basic power mirror and can live without heat or a camera. The Get All Parts unit is listed at $159 at Distritech as of November 3; no current price was given for the TRQ.

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