🔒 Durable Stainless Steel Portable Travel Buddy Review

Very high quality (to my knowledge) handcrafted leather mirror, so clear and compact that it's easy to take with you anywhere. It gets dirty like any mirror but they came out with no cleaner just my shirt and I had it in my dirty purse for about 10 days. Overall I would say this is a great compact mirror and I would wholeheartedly recommend it as a wallet mirror or just need a great mirror.

I like the brushed steel back. I like the magnetic clasp (steel grade is supposed to be 4xx stainless steel probably) I like the thin lid. The mirror is about the size of my wallet but much thinner. Unfortunately not a very good mirror. The "polished" surface has significant imperfections that won't go away with glass cleaner or dishwashing liquid. Found in the Brillo Pad. If there was quality control, that would be perfect! Update: Removing the mirror steel from the vinyl and soaking it in…

The mirror is excellent, and the presence of a built-in magnetic stand is a plus. I took three of them and threw one in the car, one in my laptop bag and one on my desk. Ideal for last resort when shaving on the go with my travel electric razor. Also, I've used it a few times during COVID before a video conference to make sure I look professional. Very good quality and definitely recommended.

This is my second Markha mirror and I continue to believe quality is second to none. My first wasn't foldable, this one looks professionally made. Elaborate stitching and a smooth leather case complete this mirror. This allows you to use both hands as it can be adjusted from 90 degrees to almost 180 degrees. When you position the mirror, it will not slip. My whole family has used this mirror and everyone loves it.

These mirrors are really very good. Latitude and Longitude when you rotate it vertically or horizontally, but this is only visible if you hold it farther away from you. I'm very critical here. You can achieve this effect with almost any mirror. I'm very happy to know that I can carry it with me and not have to worry about it breaking. I have one for myself and my husband has another for his tool box. Yes, mirrors come in handy when you can't see into a tight spot AND he doesn't have to worry…