DB TECH Large 10" Suction Cup 8X Magnifying Mirror with Precision Tweezers w/Rubberized Grips, Triple Suction Cups for Lasting Hold on Most Flat Surfaces

These mirrors are a tremendous help to those of us who have age-related vision deterioration. For tasks such as applying makeup, tweezing eyebrows, applying contact lenses, etc, where reading glasses would get in the way, these mirrors are the perfect solution. I have one on the big mirror in my bathroom and keep another in my suitcase so I'll always have it handy when I go on trips. I taped a red ribbon streamer to my "suitcase mirror" to make it less likely that I'll leave it stuck to some hotel mirror (I have done that!). One word of caution -- the suction cups hold for quite awhile but they do eventually dry out and the mirror will fall. I've had them fall without breaking, but sometimes they do break. For that reason, I now keep a spare new one on my closet shelf so I'll never be without one. Good idea to check the suction cups now and then and re-moisten them. This mirror is larger than many of the other 8Xs that are out there. Works much better than the smaller ones.

This was just the upgrade I needed from my smaller 6" magnifying mirror- can see my whole face at once at just the right distance for makeup, plucking brows, etc. The suction cups are great- they hold strongly on the main bathroom mirror after you dampen them slightly. To remove, you just reach behind the mirror and lift an edge of the suction cup and work it loose- slides right off. The tweezers are worthless BTW, threw them away but that's not why I chose this mirror- it was for the size and strength; I'd buy it again and save my smaller one for traveling.

I have several of these, one in each bathroom, one to travel with and a spare for “just in case”. Easy to fix to a mirror surface or glass! Here’s a hint when travelling I attach to the window of the hotel room as it’s the right natural light to apply makeup sometimes the bathroom light is too dim. Highly recommended

This was bigger than I expected but I didn’t want a small mirror to put on make up when I went on a cruise. The suction cups held on the bathroom mirror. This would be a great addition to a home bathroom if you didn’t want to attached a magnifing mirror to a wall.

This is BIG. I think this would have been OK if it had been a little smaller. It also has 3 suction cups on the back, due, I'm sure to it's size. It's pretty hard to get the mirror off once it's on there. It does give you a GOOD look, though, but I didn't get the tweezers. I did notice this when I received the mirror but didn't check to see if they should have been included. Now, I guess, with this picture, it seems I should have gotten them. Guess I'll contact Amazon and see about getting it. UPDATE: The more I use this the more trying to get it off whatever it's attached to while using is A GIANT PAIN IN THE A - -! You need a tool to slide behind the mirror to go under the suction cup because the DAMN THING WON'T COME OFF ANY OTHER WAY. And God forbid that more than one should GRAB AHOLD. And sometimes if you use just one suction cup the thing will "travel" down the mirror or window. Wish I had my old one back.My first mirror broke so I had to order another one. Let me say something positive about this mirror first. The magnification is great. That being said, the first mirror was hard to get off whatever surface I stuck it to. This one "travels" on the window. You stick it on and in a couple of minutes it's traveling across the window. I wet the suction cups and it still travels. Couldn't get the first one off, this one I can't seem to make it stick. As to the tweezers, not good at all. Went back to my old ones. One of these days this company will get it right.

Works perfectly. Great transaction, fast shipping!

Though DB Roth is the vendor, the fulfillment is by Amazon, which unsurprisingly was top notch, and I received the product on time and as expected. (I buy from the Marketplace only when Amazon is listed as the fulfiller.)I purchased it for my husband as a shaving mirror, and though my first impressions were a bit negative (its packaging is utilitarian and bare), it has performed admirably for its main purpose.Pros:-----1. At 10 inches, it is the perfect size for a shaving mirror.2. It is very clear with no imperfections on its surface.3. It is priced at a very reasonable level.4. Its suction pads are simply awesome. Once affixed to our main bathroom mirror, it's nearly impossible to get off.5. I didn't see this advertised as a fogless mirror, but it turned out to be very resistant to fogging.Cons:-----1. There is no articulating arm here to pull the mirror to you. This was a problem for us, but one that we chose to live with for the convenience of installation.2. Make sure you understand the magnification that you get from a 8x mirror. More is not necessarily better. With hindsight, I'd have preferred a 5x magnifier instead.Overall I'm satisfied with this product.Regards,Devi

I've bought two of these to stick to the mirrored door on the medicine cabinets over my sinks. First impressions: 1.) Great clarity and magnification, 2.) DAMN!, I'm old! ( ... at 8X, all those wrinkles and pores look like canyons and potholes). I don't know what's up with the 3 suction cups on the back of the mirror, but both of mine came loose in the middle of the night and crashed -- mirror face down, of course -- into the sink below ... scared the bejesus out of our cats. So, now, not only am I out $30 for the two mirrors, I also get 7 x 2 = 14 years of bad luck? That kinda blows.The tweezers included with the mirrors are great; you could do serious surgery with those things. But it's kind of an odd thing to include with a magnifying mirror ... like shipping a hammer with a box of Band-Aids?