Review (3/5): Originally Rated 5 Stars, But Two Years Later Won’t Hold a Charge
Initially, I loved the mirror. I almost exclusively used the magnification side on max brightness, as I bought it to see all those tiny hairs while tweezing my eyebrows and face. It came with a charger (I noticed some other reviews said theirs did not), I could usually get a few hours on max illumination from one charge, and I was happy with the purchase.
Now, two years later, the mirror has completely stopped holding a charge, and the second I unplug it the light begins to dim and then almost immediately shuts off. Some might say two years is more than enough life to get out of a mirror on the cheaper side, and they wouldn’t be wrong. Personally, I’ve spent way less than $30 on lighted mirrors in the past and gotten way more life out of them. Honestly, if I were you, I would pass on this one. I can almost guarantee you can find another one that’ll last longer for less money.