This mirror really gives the luxurious look I was trying to accomplish in my master bathroom. It was super easy to install and arrived un damaged! The light function is amazing and helps that you can dim it or brighten it! The fog function is also a plus for us! Overall definitely a great affordable mirror!

TL;DR stunning, durable, well packaged, works as expected, defogger doesnt cover 100% of mirror, Install: 1st, im an electrician so powering the mirror was simple for me. All it needs is a standard plug. I actually installed a recessed outlet (aka clock outlet) so the mirror and sit more flush on the wall. BUT! they out-smarted me! and the mirror was built with a 90degree flat plug so it already sits flush against the wall! so no need for an special outlet, just a basic one works perfectly fine (keep in mind tho, if its going in a bathroom the outlet should be gfci protected per electrical code and general safety) It came with 2 mounting brackets (Z brackets) made of metal that are fastest to the wall with 2 screws each. also came with screws and drywall anchors. but throw away the anchors and screw it directly into the stud with some construction screws or lag screws (not drywall screws!) the mirror lays into the brackets and you may have to push down on the mirror a little bit to feel/hear it set in place, it doesnt have to be perfect the first time the mirror will slide of the brackets with a solid push. and thats it. super simple install. Controls: the touch buttons work perfectly, I was wearing nitrile gloves and they work with those on. (it came with white gloves too, but i didnt notice until after install) When the controls are blue, that means its off. when the main light is off, a long press and hold does something, I think locks the light off. long press and hold with the lights on is the dimming function. short press, cycles thru the light settings. I dont remember if the mirror has a memory setting, as in itll go back to its last setting after its been turned off. I think the RGBs do, but not the mirror light. Defogger: it works better than others ive had in the past, its super fast and does a really good job. BUT! it does not do the entire light, I got the 55x30 and it does the center about 24x12 ish inches worth, its enough to be usable, so not really a complaint. RGBs I leave it on the chasing effect even as a night light, its very calming to me personally. if you stare long enough you'll see each individual led. its really not a problem nor a design flaw, ive just been spoiled by my job to see perfectly uniform smooth leds without the led itself being noticable. the rgbs also dim, thats pretty rad. main light: there are 3 color temps: white, yellow, and more white. personally I can't really tell the difference between the 2 whites, but I think thats cuz of the order it cycles thru the colors so its hard to compare. either way its a nice white that really shows how handsome or ugly i am that day. Cleaning: Ive only had it for a few days so haven't needed to clean it just yet, but I suspect itll be just as any other light. what i have noticed is, it doesn't seem to collect fingerprints that much. so thats huge! Packaging: this thing was well protected. It even had big thick rub conor guards on it! totally keeping those for future use for anything. the front and back had a layer of foam along with foam around the edges. I absolutely love it

At the time of this review both 2 mirrors that we purchased are working correctly, and functioning exactly as described in the products manual and LOAAO’s Amazon’s product listing. We purchased 2 of the LOAAO 24”X32” LED Bathroom Mirror with Lights, Anti-Fog, Dimmable, Backlit + Front Lit, Lighted Bathroom Vanity Mirror for Wall. These LED lighted mirrors would appear to add some elegance to our bathroom, while at the same time providing the traditional bathroom mirror necessities. The wife likes the mirror so far and that is all that really matters. Also going forward, we think that these mirrors will provide, plus add additional functionality light and add modern design to our otherwise traditional bathroom complexity design! Then 1 possible suggestion to the manufacturer would be instead of including 2 individual mounting brackets, provide 1 mounting bracket longer in length for more overall stability? Although then the longer mounting bracket would not always land on a wooden stud, depending on how the actual bathroom was initially constructed. Also, then maybe on the mounting brackets indicate the actual side on which they must mount, with some simple words such as (this side towards wall, and this side up) That would be my suggestion for people who are not familiar with this kind of operation and product. Anyway, again the mirrors look exceptionally good and are currently functioning correctly at this time!

Feels sturdy and installation was beginner to intermediate depending on if you want to hardwire or just plug in. I decided to hardwire and removed vanity lights from existing lightening. I am not an electrician but I did research and felt I understood the process and did safety checks. First, hardwiring ( a majority of y’all will have this) vanity light above sink that is not needed because the mirror has a light. Turn off breaker. You remove the vanity light and have the ground (green), black (live), and white (neutral) coming from wall. This is standard but of course wire colors could change. Go to big box and get 12 gauge romex 3feet or so depending on where you want new junction box in drywall to be behind mirror. Get wago connections or twist caps (wago clip ins are easy). Connect new wire that has a black, green, and white wires to existing wires from wall in vanity area. Drop wires straight down to area where you want the wires to exit and place old work junction box (you need to buy this at big box store) cut out of dry wall. Cut off 3 prong plug to wall off of mirror so only wires. Separate the 3 live ( one with writing on it), green (it’s green) and neutral ( no writing). Connect again to wago connector the black to mirror live wire (writing on it) green to green and white to white (no writing in wire) You are done and it’s hardwired. Then hang it up where you want because the cord is long. Tuck everything in junction boxes. Cover vanity light junction box with round or square cover. I really enjoyed researching this and installation on my own was not bad. Had to have a punch dry wall saw (I had one) and bought covers, romex wires, junction boxes. That stuff was maybe 15 $. Electrician would be hundreds easy. Basic electrical skills and I took my time. Since then I have messed around with making outlets by jumping them off switches. Not too bad and fun. I love the mirror now, it’s bright, modern, sturdy and elegant