🪞 mDesign Bathroom Shower Suction Fog Away Shaving Mirror - Black/Brushed: Say Goodbye to Steamy Shaving Sessions! Review

I bought this mirror to replace a broken one and it wasn't what I expected. Is a mirror a kind of bag? It's not wide enough to fit an adult's hand, so I'm not sure of its purpose. The gray stripe at the top of the mirror is not attached and can easily be removed. The mirror itself slips out of the bracket and is very bent. If you hold it in your hand to look at the back of your head, for example, the image will be distorted and difficult to see. IDK if you are in a pinch and of course need…

Fairly weak - not recommended for use with children. I bought this mirror to use in our "baby bath" as my little ones love seeing themselves in the bath such as blowing bubbles upside down, using bath paint or just making faces . When I received the item I noticed that the top of the mirror's plastic frame was loose and popped out with no difficulty. I then discovered that the mirror element contained within the plastic frame could slide right out of the frame, exposing sharp edges and corners.

I am very happy with this shower mirror. He does what I need. It has stuck to my shower tile since I bought it and hasn't fallen off or had to be reapplied. It's not even very prone to fogging, which is nice. If so, you can fill it with hot water to prevent fogging. Even when the mirror is filled with water, the strong suction cup will support its weight. I deducted a star because for obvious reasons it's not a real (glass) mirror but more like a reflective sticker on plastic so the reflection…

The plastic rod holding the mirror in place was broken when the item arrived. It didn't seem necessary so I decided to use it as is rather than messing around with a return. Big mistake. There were no instructions on the mirror other than instructions on how to attach the suction cup holder to the shower stall. (And let's be honest: If you can't do that, don't use a razor.) However, the instructions for the mirror itself seem necessary, as it constantly fogs up, which I couldn't prevent. So…

UPDATE: After a few uses, the protective film suddenly detached itself. Once I removed it the scratches I thought were on the mirror itself disappeared leaving a very nice clean mirror. Most things we buy with a protective film have a corner that says "Peel Here". On this mirror it is impossible to tell where and how to peel off the foil. BUT. It's there and can be removed and now the mirror works and looks good. [Original review: OK, here we go. This item has a sticker directly on the "glass"…