The 2PCS 32 x 24 inch LED bathroom vanity mirror is worth buying if you want lit mirrors over a double sink without paying for two separate ones. The anti-fog button is the deciding feature: heat the glass and you walk out of the shower to a clear mirror. Buy.
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How this review was made: written from my own video review of this product. Every opinion here is my own, from using it myself.
Quick Verdict
One button heats the whole glass so you come out of the shower and don’t have to be wiping down the bathroom. That’s my favorite feature on this mirror, and it’s the reason I’d buy the two-pack again. Three light colors, and it just plugs into the wall.
Buy if you:
- have a double sink and need two matching lit mirrors at once
- steam up the bathroom every morning and hate towel-wiping the glass
- do makeup and want to switch between warm, neutral and cold light
- want a plug-in install instead of calling an electrician
Skip if you:
- plug it into an outlet and expect it to remember your color temperature, it only remembers brightness unless it’s hardwired
- need storage, this is a flat mirror with no cabinet or shelf behind it
- only need one mirror, this listing ships two
| Size | 32 x 24 in (two per pack) |
|---|---|
| Color temperatures | 3000K / 4500K / 6000K |
| Glass | 4mm copper-free silver, shatter-proof |
| LED life | Up to 50,000 hours |
| Rating | IP44 waterproof, UL certified |
| Includes | 63-inch hard wire plug, screws, positioning plates |
I Left the Wrapping Paper On
I filmed this whole thing with the wrapping paper still on the glass. I didn’t want to scratch it until I install it, so you’re looking at a mirror that’s half dressed. That’s the first thing I’d tell anyone buying this bathroom vanity mirror: leave the film on until it’s on the wall, because once it’s up, it’s up.
The lit face of the mirror I measured came out at 16 inches tall by 23 and a half inches long, almost two feet across. Good to know before you start marking holes over your sink.
Two Mirrors, One Box
The money here buys two 32 x 24 inch mirrors, not one. That’s the whole argument for this listing. If you’ve got a double vanity, buying a pair of lit mirrors separately almost always costs more than a two-pack, and you get a guaranteed match on finish and light color instead of hoping two orders from different batches look the same.
The flip side is obvious. If your bathroom has one sink, you’re paying for a spare mirror you may not need. I’d only do it if you’ve got a second bathroom, a guest half-bath, or a hallway wall you’d put the other one on.
One more thing worth knowing: this sits around #1,805,507 in Home & Kitchen on Amazon, which means it isn’t a high-volume listing with thousands of reviews behind it. That cuts both ways. Fewer buyers to learn from, but also not a mass-produced bestseller everyone already has. Current pricing is on the product page.
What the Touch Buttons Do
Three color temperatures, 3000K warm, 4500K neutral, 6000K cool daylight, all on one touch spot, and you cycle through them with a single tap. Warm is flattering for a 6 a.m. face; cool is what you want when you’re doing detail work like brow shaping or liner. Hold the power button about 3 seconds and the cold white goes from normal up to brightest.
The anti-fog sits on its own separate button, which I like. You click it before you get in the shower and the whole thing is going to heat up, so when you come out you can just look at yourself. You don’t have to be wiping down the bathroom mirror with a towel. This is my favorite feature on this mirror. If you forget about it, the defogger shuts itself off after an hour on its own.
Here’s the catch: plug it into an outlet and the memory only saves your brightness level, not which of the three color temperatures you were on. Every time the outlet loses power, you’re back to tapping through to your preferred setting. Hardwired and run off a wall switch, it remembers both. So if you want it waking up on your warm setting every morning, you’re hardwiring it. Plug-in install is easier, but you’ll be re-tapping to your color every time.
Install itself is about as simple as a wall mirror gets. It just comes in, plug it to the wall, hang it on the wall. The box has the 63-inch hard wire plug, screws, positioning plates and instructions, so the only thing you’re supplying is anchors for your wall type and a level.
Living With It After the Install
Maintenance is basically glass cleaner and nothing else. There are no bulbs to replace. The LEDs are rated to 50,000 hours, which at five hours a day works out to 27 years, so realistically you’ll remodel the bathroom before the lights go.
The glass is 4mm copper-free silver with a shatter-proof build, and the whole thing carries an IP44 rating plus UL certification, which is the part that matters in a room that turns into a steam box twice a day. No consumables, no filters, no subscription. Once it’s on the wall, your ongoing cost is the electricity for a few LEDs and the defog strip.
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Would I Hang It Again?
Yes. The defogger is the deciding feature, it’s the only reason I’d install it again. Everything else on this mirror is nice to have. The three colors are nice, the touch dimming is nice, the frameless edge looks sophisticated over a sink. But the heated glass is the one feature that changes a daily routine instead of just decorating a wall. Steam clears, you see your face, you go about your morning.
The memory limitation on outlet power is the real compromise, and I’d rather say it plainly than pretend it isn’t there. If color temperature matters to you for makeup, plan on the hardwire route from the start so you’re not annoyed six months in. If you mostly leave it on one setting anyway, plug it in and forget it.
Two sinks or two bathrooms makes this a straightforward buy, you get a guaranteed finish and color-temperature match across both mirrors for less than two separate lit mirrors would cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I hang it horizontally instead of vertically?
Yes, the positioning plates in the box let you mount it either way. Decide your orientation before you drill though, because the cord exit lands in a different spot depending on which way you go, and you want it near your outlet or junction box.
Is it safe to use in a bathroom with a lot of steam?
Yes, it’s IP44 rated and UL certified, which is specifically the rating for moisture-prone spaces like a bathroom. The glass is copper-free silver, which resists the black edge corrosion cheap mirrors get after a couple of years of humidity.
Does it come with a medicine cabinet or storage behind it?
No. This is a flat wall-mounted mirror, not a bathroom vanity mirror cabinet. If you want a mirror with storage or a medicine cabinet, you’re shopping a different product category entirely, and those rarely include a heated defog panel at this size.
What happens if one of the two mirrors arrives damaged?
Go through Amazon’s standard return window rather than trying to patch it. The packaging is built for shipping and has passed drop and impact testing, but glass is glass. Unbox both mirrors and inspect them right away instead of leaving one in the box for a future bathroom.
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