🖤 Large Black Hand Mirror - ForPro Review

This is a mirror. It looks exactly like the picture it is the size they say when you look at it you will see your reflection in the mirror. I use it for trimming and it's handy to have on hand, especially when you're actually trying to get your hair trimmed in places you don't normally see. I used to just ignore these areas, but this time I've decided to be different. It seems to have worked.

I like that this is a big mirror. More than I expected. The handle is very short and too thin for a heavy mirror. It actually flexes when you hold it horizontally. The loop on the handle is convenient as it can be hung upside down. There are small defects in molding plastic and glass. In general, it is good that the mirror is not too expensive.

It's cheaper than most handheld mirrors of this size but honestly it's not even worth the price! It feels like it's from a dollar store! Of course it's easy.buuuut. the mirror is too heavy for this super cheap thin plastic! If you hold it by the handle, it's actually hard to hold on to because it looks like the mirror is about to detach from the handle! So the mirror is good. Unless you use a pen!

I use it to check my flowy (1 inch long LOL) curls BUT I have other mirrors like this that I use to look under mine or when I'm it am When repairing items with corners in tight spaces, I can lift the mirror to see what's exactly behind that corner that I can't squeeze into. ran an HD cable through it so I wouldn't drop it, especially when I'm working on the car (looking at the undercarriage or a bottleneck in the engine bay) or in those tight corners in my house. The mirror is BIG - and the…

The handleless mirror measures 8 1/4 inches by 7 1/4 inches, the largest hand mirror I could find from Revain. This is not a high quality mirror as you might expect. I bought it to see if I have deer ticks etc on my back, which I can do by turning my back to a large mirror and looking in this ForPro mirror. I live alone, I'm almost 75 which gives me more confidence not to have them on. I've also considered leaving it in the car next to me - to see if there are any cars approaching from the left

I use this to tire my dog out at the dog park. He loves to chase him. So far he has survived getting stuck in a tree and being hit with a rock to get him out, attacked by my dog about 20 times and crashed several times. At first it may seem difficult to handle, but it's not difficult to get comfortable with. It includes two batteries that take a few hours to charge and each last around 10-15 minutes of flight time which is perfect for my needs. I haven't tried the camera so I won't comment on…

Handle broken off? Of course it did. Am I crazy? Not quite, the thing cost next to nothing. Luckily I always have superglue on hand and was able to repair and reinforce the handle using glue and old gift card plastic. Structurally, this is a piece of junk my local dollar store would be embarrassed to sell. This thing was most likely weaker than a malnourished Chihuahua, and well-fed Chihuahuas are pretty weak to begin with. Then again, it's a bloody mirror, and a pretty good one. It shows…