The LOAAO 40”x30” RGB LED Bathroom Mirror is a premium, high-tech mirror that brings both style and functionality to your bathroom. With its RGB backlighting, anti-fog technology, and dimmable lights, this mirror is the perfect addition to any modern bathroom. One of the standout features of this mirror is the RGB backlighting and the multiple light modes. Whether you want a calming soft glow for relaxing or a bright light for applying makeup, this mirror offers customizable lighting to match your mood and needs. The RGB colors allow you to add a vibrant touch to your bathroom space, while the front light ensures optimal visibility.

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!

Beautiful mirror! Works as described! No need for an extra light fixture due to the led lights are super bright. Easy installation (hardwire) highly recommend!

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!

There are plenty of things I like about this mirror but there are also a few frustrating bits. PROs: the RGB backlighting is fun. My partner liked it from the start; I was skeptical at first - thought it was a gimmick - but it really has grown on me for "mood" lighting. Both the front and back light can be adjusted for color (RGB for back lighting, 3 color temperatures of the front-facing white lights) and for brightness. Installation is straightforward, using the two aluminum French cleats provided. We decided not to hardwire it for now; the power cable is flat (excellent design choice!), allowing the mirror to lay pretty flush against the wall, and the power plug is low profile (ditto!), so it doesn't look too bad extending to the power outlet underneath (though we did have to rotate the outlet 180 degrees to accommodate the fixed orientation of the plug without unsightly cable twists). We'll see about longevity, but the construction seems pretty solid. It's also been easy to clean. Now, a few CONs: The mirror is marketed as being 20" x 28", which is a little misleading: it is in fact 50cm x 70cm ≈ 19.66" x 27.56". I understand that the world outside the US uses the metric system, but this detail would have been helpful to me and possibly others, and should have been listed in the description. In addition, the border and front lights take up a lot of space on all sides, leaving a central (usable) mirror section of only 14¾" x 22¾". For comparison, our boring old mirror was 24" x 30", so this is a noticeable reduction. I do wish the front-facing light strips were thinner and pushed to the edges, to make the mirror better usable as a mirror. Next, while the RGB backlight is fun, the programmed features are rather limited: you have a choice of five or six solid colors, plus one rotating color sequence - which unfortunately looks rather frantic and choppy. It shouldn't have been complicated to program this sequence in a way that makes it appear smooth, and to include a few additional ones, e.g. slowly shifting colors, gently pulsating lights, etc. Lastly, the three touch buttons are obnoxiously large (larger than they seem in the product page!), bright, inimaginative (cheesy cliparty icons), emitting a retro (not in a good way) sci-fi blue light when off, and positioned way too close to the center or the mirror. To be fair, this seems to be the case with most LED mirrors on the market these days, but that's what makes this even more frustrating. The buttons could easily have been MUCH smaller, discretely placed, tastefully lit, understated. I almost returned the mirror upon unboxing it and plugging it in, but my partner liked it so much that I decided to keep it. I'm fine with these issues now - and WOULD recommend it to others, but if a new model were released that addresses them all while keeping the features that I do like, I would not hesitate to upgrade!