Review on Fancii Trifold Natural Lighted Magnifications by Edwin Kreps

Conclusion: I love this mirror. But there are more than a dozen similar products from different manufacturers and it's easy to think they're all the same, so read the details carefully before ordering. I think I narrowed my eyes after reading all the reviews. I'm very nearsighted so I wanted to get the maximum magnification. It seemed to me that the ones that offered the 10x option were just stickers and I worried that they would be difficult to store, easy to lose etc. So I chose the only one I could find with the 7x option. Many others have spoken of full 360 degree rotation, allowing you to attach the bottom on top. It doesn't have it and I wish it had. I use 7x for my eye makeup and have to bend down to use it as it's the smallest of the four mirrors here. The light suits me - I've seen others say they're too light or too dark. They're not Hollywood, but they're bright enough for me. They're brighter if you actually plug in a mirror instead of relying on a battery. This is another point I missed while browsing the options. It said it came with a USB port and I'm addicted to the iPhone. I assumed I could charge the mirror at night and charge the battery during the day. Guilty. He says there is no energy storage. They are either plugged in or use your own batteries. I don't think it's a good travel option given the size (unless you have a huge suitcase), but others seem to travel with it. I think it's really great for a countertop, light enough to lift slightly and use with a wall mirror to check the back of your head. (Another benefit of running on batteries rather than AC power.) I know you have many options for a product like this, and I hope my thoughts help you decide.