Updated 2022 Version 10X Magnifying Makeup Vanity Mirror with Lights, LED Lighted Portable Hand Cosmetic Magnification Light up Mirrors for Home Tabletop Bathroom Shower and Travel

Nice double side mirror. No issues at all

It works so good especially for the price! I stick it to my body mirror that hangs on the back of my bathroom door and it has been there for about a month without moving with kids running in and out of the bathroom taking it off I have the base and putting it back on etc. At first I was concerned that the light was kind of Damn then I realized I was using half dead batteries once I put brand new batteries in it it is super bright LOL not to the point where irritates her eyes but just to wear it illuminates your skin perfectly! I use it for applying make up and occasionally tweezing an eyebrow hair here and there that is out of control would definitely recommend this product I am actually happy I bought it instead of one of the $70 make up mirrors that are large and bulky it is so nice that it just sticks to the mirror right in front of your face at first I was concerned that the light was kind of damn then I realize I was using half dead batteries once I put brand new batteries in it it is super bright LOL not to the point where irritates her eyes but just to wear at lumen ate your skin perfectly! Are use it for applying make up and occasionally tweezing an eyebrow hair here and there that is out of control would definitely recommend this product I’m actually happy I bought it instead of one of the $70 make up mirrors that are large and bulky it is so nice that it just sticks to the mirror right in front of your face and set up instead of having to move it or put it away when you are done

I wish I'd read the details better before buying this. That's my fault. Here's the issue I have-- It's a very small mirror that's magnified 10x so you must get quite close to it for it to become 'clear'. That said, the ring of light around the small mirror you must get face to face with is so blindingly bright I see spots for a while after moving away. If you're looking at one eye your other eye is right next to the light. A couple more inches would fix this but I understand it's supposed to be a travel mirror. I don't know...I kept it and I use it from time to time. I preferred it much more when the batteries began to die and the light dimmed some, but that was short-lived. I never have used the suction so I don't feel I can take stars away from something I haven't tried but based on the overall quality of everything else, I'm assuming it's fine. I'm on the look-out for a larger mirror, obviously. I think it will be a brick and mortar store purchase. All in all, it's not a bad little mirror.

This mirror is ok for some applications. As I was using it for close up work only, I had it mounted to my vanity top. What I found was that after a few weeks, it would not hold its position. I don't mean the suction part, that is fine. But if you wanted to rotate it in a certain direction, it would flop over. Also, it runs batteries down VERY fast. I would turn it on to do my eye makeup and then turn it off. Even doing this little bit of close up work ran the batteries down in about a week. And let me emphasize, I was not leaving it on for very long. If you want to attach it to a mirror that you can get very close to, it would probably be fine for that. But I would have to lean over my sink to get close enough to use it and that just didn't work. Therefore I tried to use it upright and attached to a flat surface. Nope. Not good either. I think if it had a longer base that was adjustable like some others it would be fine. Still not great battery life so be aware of that.

I recommend getting 10x magnification for eyelash perms, tints & extensions and 1x or 2x for makeup. If you're just touching up your eyebrows and tweezing stray hairs, this magnification level is perfect. However, if you're changing the shape of your eyebrows you may want a lesser magnification level or even no magnification so you can see both eyebrows at the same time, otherwise you may end up with asymmetrical brows.I was worried because one reviewer complained the LED light wasn't bright enough, but I think they received a faulty mirror or used bad batteries because I found mine to be the right amount of brightness. If it were any brighter it would strain my eyes.My one complaint is I wish the stem of the mirror was longer so I wouldn't have to prop it up on boxes for it to reach eye level, but it's not really intended as a desk mirror so I didn't take any stars off for that.I haven't used the suction feature so I can't comment on that, but for the price this mirror is amazing. Believe it or not, I prefer this over the $200 simplehuman mirror.

I wasn’t sure about this mirror because of the mixed reviews. I saw people complaining about the size, it is small, but not too small, jotnfir me anyway. The light is bright and the magnification is great. I use name brand batteries, I saw battery life was an issue for some, I haven’t had that problem but maybe I don’t use it as extensively as some. For what it is, it’s great, it’s everything I wanted. That being said, you have to be very close to this mirror to be able to use it- if you’re face is more than a few inches away, it will be blurry common magnified mirror knowledge if you ask me. I don’t use the suction cup, I stuck it to the mirror once just to see and it fell off- I didn’t pre-wash the glass or anything like I should have, I just stuck it there for a minute to see what it would look like, and that’s about how long it lasted, a minute. Doesn’t matter to me, but if you intend to leave it stuck on your mirror, I can’t say how reliable that aspect would be if you were to endure the glass were clean and everything.