LED Bathroom Mirror with Anti-Fog, Front & Back Lighting

This vanity mirror with built in lighting has been an excellent addition to our bathroom remodel. My wife absolutely loves it, and so do I. I hardwired it and mounted it to the wall with no issues at all. The installation went smoothly and everything works exactly as it should.The mirror includes a defogger, which is a huge plus for a bathroom, especially after hot showers. The lighting is another standout feature. It has three different brightness levels. We often use the lowest setting as a nightlight, which is extremely convenient.The mirror looks modern, functions perfectly, and adds both style and practicality to the space. Overall, this is a high quality product that we are extremely happy with and would definitely recommend.

This LED bathroom mirror combines front and back lighting for bright, even illumination without making the room feel like an interrogation chamber. The three color temperatures and dimming controls are useful for shaving, makeup, and checking how you will look under different lighting. The anti-fog feature keeps the mirror usable after a hot shower, while the memory function saves your preferred setting. The tempered glass and UL-listed design are reassuring additions, and the 24-by-32-inch size works well without overwhelming the wall.

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.I cannot stress this enough: long press the top button turns it off. Short press the top button turns it back on.If you leave it on in standby for too long it does that electrical squealing that only some people (me) can hear and the standby lights are too bright to sleep near.Don't let it take you almost a year to read this instruction like I did. It's not in the manual.Again, I love this mirror.

The mirror fits perfectly. The lights are great. It made my bathroom look upgraded. I definitely recommend getting one. I had an electrician install it but honestly I think my son could have done it. It didn’t cost much for the electrician to hang it and connect it to the house. It made my bathroom look more modern.