ZELIEVE 32"x 24" LED Bathroom Mirror,Led Mirror for Bathroom,Bathroom Mirror with Lights,Backlit Mirror,Anti-Fog,Dimmable,CRI90+,Touch Button,Water Proof,Horizontal/Vertical，Wall Mounted

I really love these mirrors! Perfect lighting. I bought it for a new house and didn’t install it until a year later due to delays etc… when our installer put it up he noticed a piece missing so he tried glueing it together but not sure how long that will work. Mirrors are expensive and since it’s been a year I don’t have an option to return or replace so that’s upsetting. I’m hoping the seller will contact me

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I was on the fence about getting a lighted mirror vs just a regular wall mirror but, wow, I’m so glad I went this route. It took my husband and I a little over one hour to install the mirror. It was a lot easier to install than another brand and type of mirror I put up over my couch. We were originally going to place it right up against the corner but we moved it over about two inches to take advantage of the studs. Moving it away from the corner also allows the light to bounce off the walls more. By installing it directly into the studs we were able to get away with just using the two upper screws. It still feels plenty solid. The mirror itself gives off a nice ambient light, but I don’t think you’d want to use it as your only light source. You will want additional lighting in your bathroom. We have an overhead light so between the two it works in our space. I took photos with and without the overhead light on to give you some idea of the lighting. You can see the overhead light in the mirror. It is off in one of the photos.

This mirror looks great and is pretty sturdy. It is fairly easy to mount, especially if your slightly handy.The mirror came with an outlet plug attached so it can be plug and play into a wall outlet. You would then control the on/off using the touch screen.I hardwired my mirror to the preexisting above mirror light fixture circuit, so it works off the light switch. The mirror is now controlled by the bathroom light switch. It has a memory of the last setting used and will default back once power is returned. So it goes on every time at the flip of the switch.The mirror is bright enough to softly light up my half bath, but it is not intended as a primary light and would suggest planning on an alternative source of light just in case.

Looking good, but install is big problem ( must have a hanging brackets)...