Magnifying Mirror with Lights 1x/15x: 8.5" Double Sided Wall Mounted Lighted Makeup Mirror for Bathroom, Brushed Nickel

Love this thing, perfect for us ol’ gals that need TWO hands and a magnifier to apply eye make up now. It installed quickly with a small drill bit to start screw holes into wood and is very (very) stable, easily extended and contracted, well-lit, and rechargeable. I had one from simplehuman at my old house for 3-4x the cost. This one is just as sturdy and functional.

Size:Easy to install super high 15 times magnification this make up mirror that is USB chargeable is the best I have ever seen. I didn’t even have to get an electrician to install it because I did it myself!

We bought this for part of our full home renovation. We purchased in October 2024, but did not install until our renovation was complete in February 2025. Worked great during the initial month or two. It charged as it was supposed to via USB-C cable. Less than two months of use. the charging failed (so the light portion no longer works, which is an essential part of the function of the mirror.Company is sending a new one to replace it.

Good value. Battery is rechargeable, so can be mounted nearly anywhere without need for electrical work. Fits the bill for most people's needs.

My favorite buy , easy to install great lighting. The mirror quality is good and it’s very sturdy to move around.

I’m going to order another one for the second bathroom. The mirror works great and has a long life of battery. It flips for magnifying or regular and the added light is very good.

Easy to install two different magnifications, three different lighting. Excellent size for the mirror and clarity a great value. I’ve had it a little over a month and the battery is still good. No recharging yet very happy with this product.

This mirror seemed to work fine when we got it, light came on, functioned as expected. Fast forward about a month, it died unexpectedly, and plugging it in to charge, even overnight, didn't do anything. Well, I took it apart (big pain) and found out that the paper thin wires between the USB-C port on the side of the mirror and the little circuit board internally were never connected from the time we got it, it just seemed to be fine because the internal battery came charged. How can I know this? Because after I soldered new wires onto it, there was suddenly a charge indicator LED that appeared under the on/off touch spot on the outside of the mirror. That indicator light never came on prior to me fixing the mirror, which is proof that it was actually broken when it arrived. The wires connecting the USB-C port to the circuit board, as well as the wires connecting the circuit board to the touch sensors are seriously the thinnest most fragile wires I have ever seen in my many years of electronics work. I have 32ga wire in my kit that is thicker than this stuff. Strangely, the other wires in the mirror going from the circuit board to the battery and the circuit board to the LEDs are normal, ~18ga wires. Super not surprised it broke so easily. If manufacturer sees this, please just use the same decent gauge wire throughout the internals of the device.Otherwise it's a nice mirror, decently bright LEDs, color and brightness adjustable. The internal battery lasts ~1.5-2 months on a full charge (~2-5m/day use). The mounting hardware is sufficient and intuitive. But BUYER BEWARE: if you get the mirror and plug it in and no red or green LED comes on under the on/off sensor spot, you have received a defective unit, even if it turns on.