I was so excited to be chosen for Reflections 1X LED Lighted Collection mirror through BzzAgent! When it cae to my door, I couldn't wait to open it up. Well, I just can't explain the disappointment I felt when I saw the product. It's poorly designed, the lights are extremely weak (it uses batteries), and it is very small. A hand mirror is more effective than this gimmick. It really comes down to the clumsy and janky design, specfically the back of it with the confusing stand desig. It's not user friendly at all. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I was really hoping the mirror would put off good light but it doesn’t. There are 3 light settings and the brightest one still doesn’t really do much. I ended up just buying an LED light strip and put it around the big mirror at my vanity table. If you want it for a good bright light, I don’t recommend this mirror.

I’m returning this due to the extremely dim lighting it provides.

It was great at first, 3 light settings and good magnification. Light only worked for 8 months though.

I agree with the rest of the reviews. Once you start using, the light dims immensely. Takes away the entire point of having a lighted mirror. Would not recommend.

Smaller and not as bright as I expected

I purchased this item for drive up. I saw there was scotch tape on both ends of the box and didn’t anything of it. Once I open it, there were fingerprints all over the mirror and it was missing the charging cable. I got sold a used light =(

Even with using lithium batteries, the lights on this dimmed to a useless degree within the first month of use. The instructions say to use charging cord that comes with it, but it didn't come with one. Directions and description are vague and don't make sense. Does it need to charge or doesn't it? Does it need a cord or doesn't it?

Great mirror, but the battery life is so short. It dims with every use, I have had this a little over a month and have changed the batteries twice. In my opinion a waste of money.

The mirror itself is perfectly fine but the lighting bars on the sides are entirely useless and counterproductive; they don't cast any light on your face if it's more than a few inches away (even if you're up close the illumination is minimal), and the glow of the light bars on each side drowns out the image in the mirror. In other words, the lights make it *harder* to see your face in the mirror, which is bizarre, and the device completely defeats its own purpose. You're better off getting a cheaper mirror and a separate lamp.