Review on Diane Black Handle Mirror - 10 Inches by Jeff Rothstein

Mine arrived in perfect condition. As you can see, it's a bit chunky - the handle takes up about 1/3 of the total space, but it's relatively durable. It's not particularly thick or bulky, and I think the design offers maximum strength within its square footage. So it's not the lightest thing ever... If you're most worried about some sort of dexterity problem that requires the lightest or most fragile thing available, I doubt this is what you need. I wouldn't want to keep it for long. I also have connective tissue problems. Would I choose this for high definition work? Not sure. But for a mirror you can hang it up somewhere and pick up and put away a lot, that's very nice. Whether I'm working on my brows/lashes or just checking my teeth while flossing, I use this thing all the time. I think it's excellent value for money.