Hi All,
I'd love to get lights either side of my bathroom mirror for task lighting but don't have the space as the mirror is in a corner next to the wall. So I'm looking into LED mirrors and it's a can of worms!
I can't seem to find any comparison or reviews online and even though there are lots of threads related on here, nothing that digs into the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Do you have one of these? Does it do a good job of task lighting? That would be it's main purpose for me so essential. And has it lasted? I'm nervous about getting something that works at first but then the LED's go...
In a perfect world, I'd like it to be 50x70cm, lit at the sides or all the way around, have an on/off sensor or rocker switch on the bottom or left hand side. i've read that if the side with the sensor is too close to a wall then it'll just stay on all the time! A charging point, heat pad, and colour temp changing are all extra but not essential.
Any advice?
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Illuminated LED bathroom mirror - reliable brands?
goodinacrisis · 22/07/2022 22:32
somewhereovertherain · 23/07/2022 05:55
We had one in our old house no issues loved it so much have installed two here.
work well no issues love them.
they’re big ones around £300 each in 2020. Brilliant.
somewhereovertherain · 23/07/2022 08:19
Just dug it out HIB.
they where around 300 each
LemonSunchines · 23/07/2022 16:42
I've got one of these, the exact size you quote. What an absolute load of rubbish. I'd never buy one again. The quality of light is so poor. It's ok if you just need to see in the dark for a night time pee but that's it. It's also easy to accidentally light it up by washing your hands underneath & you walk out because it's daytime & you don't see the light, and then notice later it's been on for hours. They're a gimmick & not worth it.
Namechangeno25788 · 26/07/2022 23:19
I think it’s fine. Our en suite is very well lit anyway but the cabinet is handy to add a bit of front lighting for doing makeup etc.
ImShrunk · 27/07/2022 07:50
Forgot to add, it’s really bright and the light is even and good for working. It is more of a daylight colour temperature. Probably 4000k.
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