Conair Oval Chrome Touch Control Mirror  Product Reviews

"I love, love, love this mirror! I own four others that I've collected over the years, but I don't need to try any more now. The mirror is sufficiently tall. When set on a table, I can look directly into it ( as opposed to having to lean over and look down into it ). The chrome base is attractive and easy to clean. The touch control does take a little getting used to. Once you find the best lighting for that day, that location, try not to touch it, because the lumens output will change if you do. But, I don't find this feature terribly detrimental. It just needs a few 'taps' to return it to the best light. This is a quality mirror at a great price. I've had mine for over a year and it's still my favorite even though I have others that light brighter. I find the light sufficiently bright for home use. The Conair Oval Chrome Touch Control Mirror provides diffused, directed light that those others with bright blinding bulbs don't. What's the use of having a lighted mirror if the light blinds you so that you can't see? It doesn't function well as a stand-alone lamp, but it adds a little light to highlight facial features. The only negative thing about this Conair product is that it's so hard to find. I want to buy some more for gifts."

"I received this mirror for Christmas, and I was terribly disappointed in it. First, the "touch" sensor aspect of it is just poor design: if you attempt to readjust the angle of the mirror while applying makeup, surprise, the light changes or goes out. Second, I found both mirrors to be blurry no matter what I did with them. I initially thought they were covered in plastic or maybe coated for protection in shipment, but they were just poorly made. Third, and this was really the clincher, no matter which of the settings you choose, the lights are never really bright enough to simulate ANY kind of environment, let alone assist you in applying makeup. In closing, it's not worth the money. I tried to use it twice and returned it - I do much better using regular overhead lighting and standing super close to a regular mirror than I did struggling to use this."