20"X28" LED Bathroom Mirror with Lights, UL Listed

Oh my gosh this lighted mirror is great!! Three light settings along with heated mirror! It’s a three prong plug in or you can cut the cord and direct wire, though it seems like a waste to do that. I attached it through the wall into cinder blocks with Tapcons. The mirror feels heavy but it’s because it’s bulky, just handle with care while placing it. The mirror has a track system on the outer edge for placement. I put the brackets about three inches from the outside edges of the mirror so I had wiggle room to adjust it from side to side. It has a recessed back frame so it can go flush against the wall. You definitely want two people and gloves. This mirror has three touch buttons, one is heat, the other is light color, (bright white, soft white and dull white) and the third adjusts the brightness. Once placed, this mirror looks good! The first three photos are the brackets, pretty standard, heavy duty. The fourth and sixth are the back of the mirror showing the track that goes over the brackets. The fifth photo shows the back of the mirror showing the recessed area and space.

Gorgeous mirror and I love the built in heater. Not super heavy and easy to hang. The light is bright but not too harsh on the eyes. It's dimmable. I'm more than thrilled. Adds a high class fill to the bathroom. Not super expensive either.

Feels sturdy and installation was beginner to intermediate depending on if you want to hardwire or just plug in.I decided to hardwire and removed vanity lights from existing lightening. I am not an electrician but I did research and felt I understood the process and did safety checks.First, hardwiring ( a majority of y’all will have this) vanity light above sink that is not needed because the mirror has a light. Turn off breaker. You remove the vanity light and have the ground (green), black (live), and white (neutral) coming from wall. This is standard but of course wire colors could change. Go to big box and get 12 gauge romex 3feet or so depending on where you want new junction box in drywall to be behind mirror. Get wago connections or twist caps (wago clip ins are easy). Connect new wire that has a black, green, and white wires to existing wires from wall in vanity area. Drop wires straight down to area where you want the wires to exit and place old work junction box (you need to buy this at big box store) cut out of dry wall. Cut off 3 prong plug to wall off of mirror so only wires. Separate the 3 live ( one with writing on it), green (it’s green) and neutral ( no writing).Connect again to wago connector the black to mirror live wire (writing on it) green to green and white to white (no writing in wire)You are done and it’s hardwired.Then hang it up where you want because the cord is long. Tuck everything in junction boxes. Cover vanity light junction box with round or square cover.I really enjoyed researching this and installation on my own was not bad. Had to have a punch dry wall saw (I had one) and bought covers, romex wires, junction boxes. That stuff was maybe 15 $. Electrician would be hundreds easy.Basic electrical skills and I took my time. Since then I have messed around with making outlets by jumping them off switches. Not too bad and fun.I love the mirror now, it’s bright, modern, sturdy and elegant

I love this mirror so much. It is the perfect fit for my salon. The light settings and brightness are great and I leave it on all day. It was a great purchase for the price and the adjustable settings are perfect. All of my customers love it and want one for their home!

Product is light-weight so easy to install. Had to cut the power cord to wire into the wall but it was easy and the sparse instructions were all I needed. After final hanging, the mirror comes out from the wall by a quarter inch on the bottom, but some double sided puffy tape should fix the issue. It’s not bright enough to be your only bathroom light but it’s lovely, made well and packaged well and works as expected when wiring directly.

The bathroom mirror is an aesthetically modern update to my bathroom. It features both backlit and front-lit double lighting sources. It has a built-in anti-fog function. This mirror added a futuristic touch to our bathroom remodel. It is stunning and has tempered glass. The tempered glass is designed to resist scratches. The 24*32 mirror fits my small bathroom perfectly.It has three color temperature and stepless dimming. I use the defogger daily while I shower. I normally turn it on 5 minutes before and it helps to clear the mirror. It only clears the center of the mirror. I plugged the mirror in my wall socket, and it sit’s flush against the wall because of the 90 degree flat plug. It also has a 1-hour auto shut off feature. This helps with saving power when the mirror is not in use. The mirror is not heavy and very sturdy. Great value for an amazing product.

Ease of installation, light weight and assortment of common color temperatures makes an excellent choice for my bathroom mirror upgrade.

These look beautiful - I recently added them during my master bathroom remodel