Large Shower Mirror Fogless Shave Mirror (12 inX8 in) Anit-Fog Travel Shaving Mirror Fog-Free Shatterproof Shower Mirror Portable Wall Hanging Makeup Mirror (XL- Large Shower Mirror)

Installed mirror in our walk-in shower. Adhered perfectly to our tile walls. Nice size. I use it for shaving in the shower. Does it fog up? Well yeah. But a blast of water clears the fog. I am very pleased with this mirror and would recommend it to others.

I ended up putting this on the inside of my medicine cabinet door to avoid leaning over the sink. It works well and allows me to see up close. It's also a good size so I'm not just seeing bits and pieces and continually having to move to see what I'm doing.

Square shaped mirror. Dimensions were accurate. Hangs nicely on the provided hook. Hook adhesive has held up so far in a steamy bathroom for a couple months now. Decent price for this.

The first time I ordered this mirror, 11/25/2020, it was 1/8 of an inch thick, just like the product information states. It had a small hanging hole that was just enough, not too big and intrusive, like the first picture of the mirror you see. It was the best shower mirror I had ever had.I ordered this mirror again on 02/05/2021 and it was the worst shower mirror I had ever had. It was thin and curved and wouldn’t lay flat. It had a big hanging hole that seemed intrusive. I looked back through the pictures of the mirror and the only picture with a small hole is the first one. I requested a return and tried to look for a different mirror. Now I’m afraid that I won’t be able to get a large size mirror without this same experience. I read through the reviews of this mirror and I see that other people had the same experience. Clearly the second mirror was not the same as the first. This is why you see such a difference in reviews. I’m not sure how to rate this mirror. The first mirror was a 5 star and the second mirror is a 1 star.

Good product. It is fogless so shaving is easier

Alright, I've now tried 4 different mirrors like this - all Asian-made - and touted as being fogless. I'm surmising that they (well, many of them) are made by the same OEM manufacturer, and then distributed out with different brand names. Many of them have the same hanging devices and are ridiculously cheap in price.What I did notice is that initially - for just a few weeks - the fogless part is the result of a coating used on the mirror. At first, you are impressed when you first put yours up, but you will note that after a while (1 - 3 weeks), that coating soon disappears and the mirrors fog up just like any other regular version. What you must do then is periodically (in the shower), wet the mirror with warm water, to clean things up again - but within a few minutes, they fog right back up again.Look, it is what it is - and that old adage, "you get what you pay for," is very true here with these cheaply-made, supposed "fogless" mirrors.The best fogless mirrors I've tried in the past are those that have a cavity on the rear that you fill with warm water, and they those will not fog. They might cost up to $10 more, but you'll not have issues with fogging in the shower, no matter how hot of water you are using.But these cheaply made (coated) mirrors have fogless capabilities that last only for a few weeks, and then they become a hassle.I've learned to accept it for the money and periodically wet it down while taking a shower.

The mirror is light weight and has an opening at the top to hang anywhere you like. Perfect size too!

I bought two, having liked the first one so much. One is in an outdoor shower in NJ, the other indoors in FL. I use them for shaving. Perfect size; works great. It comes with an adhesive backed hook; know exactly where you want to hang it because it holds on tight.