Amorho 28"x 32" LED Bathroom Mirror with Black Frame, Front Light and Backlit(Controlled Separately), Stepless Dimmable, Anti-Fog, Shatter-Proof, 3 Colors, Memory

This is very nice. I wish it was a little brighter. Great mood light. Not bright enough for makeup applications

This mirror is absolutely perfect in person. It fit perfectly over my makeup vanity. The lighting is great!. Installation was straightforward (for my husband 😂) and it arrived well packaged with no damage. I’ve gotten so many compliments already — it looks much more expensive than it is. Highly recommend!

It’s great lighting

This mirror really looks great, makes a statement. Everyone comments about it when they see it. Very happy.

I shopped around a lot for an LED mirror like this, and I thought I'd finally found the right one. But I'm hugely disappointed. Sure, the mirror and lights work, and it's nice that the lights are more logical than similar products. But there are two misleading parts of the description and instructions. 1. Blue lights Yes, you can turn off the blue-lighted buttons when the mirror is in standby mode, but then you completely lose control of the lights until you tap that fog button to turn the panel back on and then turn the lights back on from the panel. And if you long-press the fog button while the front or back lights are on, the whole panel goes dark, not just the blue lights. In other words, there is no way to turn off the blue lights while keeping the rest of this functional. 2. "Memory" The memory function is weird and misleading. Yes, it will "remember" the brightness and color temperature of _one_ of the lights when you turn that one off and back on. But that's separate for each light. Further, and even worse, that memory doesn't completely work if you have to connect this mirror to a light switch. If the power to the mirror is cut (by switch or by unplugging), both front and back lights will turn on when the power is restored. So if you prefer to have only the back lights on, the mirror will forget that every time the power is cut, and both front and back lights will come on when the power is restored. At least they actually come back in the preferred color temperature and brightness. Lest you think this is only a light-switch issue, it gets worse for other situations. If you're away on a trip and your home momentarily loses power while you're gone, all the lights on this mirror will turn on when the power turns back on, and they'll stay that way, wasting electricity, until you can come home and manually turn them off. Or even worse, imagine this mirror is in your bedroom and you lose power for anything more than a few seconds while you're sleeping. When the power is restored, you'll be awoken by the mirror's bright lights, requiring you to get out of bed to manually turn it back off again. You can see these demonstrated in my video. Ugh! I just wanted a mirror that did what it says it does and was designed with better foresight. Unfortunately, I suspect most mirrors like this have these same problems. Because of these things, I'll be returning this mirror and shopping for something else—if I can even find something that works right.