Review on 💄 LUXFURNI Hollywood Lighted Vanity Vintage Makeup Mirror with 12 LED Lights, Touch Control, Dimmable Cold/Warm Light, Adjustable Angle for Dressing Table - Improved SEO by Marvella Griffin

I've bought several makeup mirrors with touch buttons online and each of them has disappointed me in one way or another. This mirror is PERFECT. I like the size of this mirror. Big enough that I can step back and look from head to knee. There is no distortion in the mirror. It's almost too clear, like a mirror, because I see all my flaws in it. I didn't realize how uneven my skin tone was until I looked into this mirror which made my makeup look so much better. The light is very bright. It illuminates my room at the lowest level. I seriously haven't seen my face for what it really is in years in front of this mirror. It's not that the mirror is magnified, I don't think so. It's just clear, and in bright light I see so much more. I was a bit hesitant when I bought this mirror at this price. I was concerned as this is the average price for this size that it would be a lower quality mirror. How would it look or feel cheap, functional, etc.? But this mirror looks, feels and performs like it's worth every dollar spent. It's a good weight and the crystal handles on the sides are glass, not plastic. Even the cable connector placement on the back is slightly raised so you can easily hide the cable. The touchscreen buttons are thin and not backlit. They work fine. I didn't have to press the button more than once for it to work, which is good because with my other mirrors I would have to keep trying to get it to work. I only have 3 small complaints. The adapter and cable are very short. I think two or three feet long. So I hope wherever you put this it's near an outlet. I personally had to use an extension cord. My second complaint is that this mirror doesn't come in black. All my furniture is black and the mirror is the only white thing in my room. It would be nice to have two primary colors. I can try to paint it black but I'm afraid of making a mistake. My third complaint is about the touch buttons. It's very smooth and I like it, it's just that every time you touch the mirror it will leave marks that aren't pretty to look at. I love the feeling of touching the mirror to turn it on, but you change it point by point. These are minor complaints. I am very glad that I dared and bought this mirror. My makeup game is on another level now! Oh, and if you're wondering where to put the two rubber/plastic washers, place them on top of the crystal-handled screws. They should be between the mirror and the posts holding the mirror so that when you adjust the angle, the mirror moves smoothly and doesn't rub wood against wood. Installation was very easy with the instructions but there was no mention of washers in the instructions. Also don't know if it's related to Raven or the seller but this mirror came boxed, boxed, boxed. For this mirror I had to open 3 boxes. So wasteful!