💄 Zadro Acrylic Dual-Sided Handheld Mirror: Essentials for Flawless Grooming and Makeup Application Review

If you need a hand held mirror then this one is as good as any. It's exactly what it advertises, nothing more nothing less, and it does exactly what it's supposed to do - feels good in the hand and you can see yourself perfectly. I was happy to see that the angle could be adjusted by moving the handle up or down - it wasn't apparent from the description. Of course, there aren't too many faults with something this low-tech.

I left my trusty 1/5x mirror somewhere far, far away so, sigh, I've decided to invest in another until I get my old one back. I've looked at a lot of mirrors and this seemed to fit the bill and the reviews look good. However, the mirror is a good size, handles well and has very good clarity on both sides. The 7x has very good magnification without the distortion of a 10x mirror. I also like the clear plastic that doesn't interfere with anything. I am not satisfied with the stand. It is very…

Very strong, powerful mirror. I dropped it from a high shelf onto thin carpet thinking it was definitely broken but everything was fine. The 7x magnification was somewhat surprising. You have to hold your face very close to the mirror, but then you can see every lash (you can also see every pore, but oh well) when you put your makeup on. The stand is fine and it works better when I put it on a high counter. The stand slides off the handle and you flip it over. It doesn't fold, however, so…

The mirror was bought both for travel and for home makeup, very good, with the possibility of having both manual and desktop functionality. So far, so good. The handle to desk stand adapter allows you to change the angle and works quite well when traveling. You have to look down at an angle, but then it's dual purpose and some compromise is acceptable. Overall the quality is great and the 7X is perfect. For me, 5x was too little and 10x too much. The only negative is that I was expecting real 7

This mirror has an excellent 7x magnification and a detachable stand so it can be used hands-free. It would be better if it were lighted, but every lighted makeup mirror I've found, either locally or online, has the same problem. The lamp will inevitably burn out and it will be expensive, time consuming or even impossible to replace. If the lightbulb cannot be replaced, an illuminated make-up mirror becomes scrap. I came up with my own solution with this mirror to compensate for the fact that…