Mainstays Freestanding LED Vanity Makeup Mirror with 5X Magnifying Mirror and Storage Tray, Rich Black

This is a great value for the price. If you don't have a vanity, this is nice to be able to charge up and use sitting at a desk or table. I like that the smaller, magnifying mirror is detachable because I didn't want one that has it stuck on. It also has 3 brightness settings which is a plus. Plus the size isn't too small or too big, which would make it easy to travel with if you needed to.

Wonderful mirror for the price!! The light works great. It is a USB port. The only thing I could see that may upset some people is how it's made out of a very light plastic. So the quality is you get what you pay for but I couldn't be happier. It's a great deal.

Thank you very much. It's wonderful to see a driver who can actually redirect and get it to my apartment. I greatly appreciate it so thank you again so much.

Mirror does not charge I have to keep it plugged in for the light to work and yes I let it charge overnight and it still won't work unless it's plugged up

Very happy with this mirror. LED light is helpful and the magnifying mirror helps too when doing my eyebrows.

Was expecting a little more from this purchase. Is a good value for the money but thought the magnification would be better. I like the light feature. Comes with charging cord. Kind of plastic-y where I thought would be more sturdy. I would have liked something more. 7/10 rating.

This lighted mirror is not what I expected. I thought it was chargeable and that was the reason it came with an usb cable but it's not. The usb is the power source and it does not work without it. Other than it is a well-lit and good-sized mirror. Just wished it was chargeable/cordless.

The USB connection port fell out after 1st use, so no light. (No way for me to return, because I do delivery and am homebound). The mirror and magnifying spot are a good size and work well, though

do not buy something is wrong with the mirror I have had it charged for 6 hours and the only time the light will come on is when it's is charging and it's not a magnified mirror just regular mirror with a small round little magnifier you put on the mirror if I would know that I could of when to my car and got the little magnifier off of my car driving mirror I will be returning it

Let me preface this by saying that I already own a nice Conair lighted vanity mirror, so I wasn't expecting or needing the Mainstays LED Lighted Vanity Makeup Mirror to be amazing. I just wanted a light up mirror that would be easily portable and decent enough for tweezing stray hairs and putting on makeup and didn't want to spend a bunch of money on it. The first issue I encountered? while the large mirror came with a protective plastic film on it, the smaller magnifying mirror did not, so it already had scratches on it when I got it home. Oh well; for $9.97 I wasn't expecting perfection. The second issue came after plugging the included USB-A to USB-C cord in. You'll note that the description says this is a rechargable lighted mirror. That would make sense; most smaller electronics that come with USB cords are rechargeable. Sadly, this lighted mirror did NOT charge up, even when leaving it plugged in overnight. This still wasn't a deal breaker for me; I was okay with using it plugged in, which is exactly what I did. Things were going fine-- you have three different options for brightness, and even though the brightest level isn't very bright, it was okay for my needs. I used the mirror for about 10 minutes, with it plugged in since it hadn't charged. Suddenly, the lights on the right side of the mirror went out. I assumed I'd knocked the cord loose, so I turned the mirror light off, checked both ends of the USB cords to make sure they were fully connected, and hit the power button to turn it back on. Only the left half of the light came on. I cycled through the brightness levels, and the brightness on the left half did change, the right half of the light remained dead. So that's where things stand-- I've had the mirror for about 36 hours, "charged" it for 12 hours with no actual charging occuring, and used the lighted mirror for all of 10 minutes before half of the light quit working permanently. Verdict: Save your money, friends. if you need a lighted mirror, go ahead and spend a little more to get a decent one instead of this exercise in frustration disguised as a makeup mirror.