blue-ther 3-Way Mirror by Sean Yang Practicing Mirror for Card Magic Gimmick Illusions Magic Tricks Accessories Stage Professional Magician Pad

My close-up work has gotten so much better because of these mirrors. Why I didn't get them years ago is beyond me.

For practice, this is a pretty good buy for the money. The 3 panels fold together and is about the size of a notebook. It is very light and packs away conveniently with your closeup mat. The reflectors are mylar and the backing is velveteen. It works well for practice and way less cumbersome and expensive than the glass mirrors I found. Unfortunately, mine arrived with an 8" scratch in the Right panel even though it was securely boxed with air-bag pillows?? Don't know what caused this, but it is merely a cosmetic flaw and the item is still functional for practice.

I've seen reviews for this product complaining that it's flimsy or arrived damaged. The description of the product tells you that it's possible it could be damaged in transit. Intelligent people review the product itself, not the shipping method. It's built to be lightweight and portable, but yes it is rather fragile. Mine actually did have a small crack on the left mirror but in all honesty, it's not going to affect the function of it and I plan to treat it well. The mirrors are perfect for practicing and it works exactly as it's supposed to.It was about $30, which in my opinion is a tad pricey, but I have seen it for more, and for less. You can spend $20 to get it from China, but no thank you.

The concept and size for my magic table is great. However, the product is rather flimsy and overpriced — but what isn’t in the world of magic. My first mirror had numerous cracks in it when it was delivered. The replacement was intact. Let’s see how long it hold up.

Seems to be goodCame with two damages that my OCD will not let me forget but I am not returning it since the product still does what it is meant for.Is it worth the 27 buck.... At first thought maybe not but only practice time with it will tell.

One, the "Mirrors" are very flimsy, and bendable, even when set up. Thus your reflection is somewhat distorted like a funhouse mirror. Also, the material it is made from is a very easily scratched plastic. In fact, in one of my panels, there were scratches underneath the PLASTIC.It is very flimsy, and not very effective. It is a little undersized, so you have to be really in the mirror to get any benefit. It is actually much better as a close up pad, but it keeps sliding. I probably will be returning it it scratches any more.

Great for practicing magic or mentalism or anything you need to with your hands without looking.

The mirrors are never actually flat. They are always warped in one way or another, making it difficult to tell exactly what spectators will see. I knew they are plastic mirrors, not glass, but man it's really thin. Two stars because it technically does what it says, but the posted pictures are very misleading. It also arrived with a scratch on the center mirror.