Servineart 1X &10X Magnifying Double Sided Vanity Makeup Mirror with Light and Touch Dimmer, 7.87 inch, Wall Mount, Round, Chrome

Servineart LED lighted wall mirror is an easy to use and install bathroom mirror while providing close-up magnification for flawless makeup application. One side is a standard mirror and the other side is a 10X MAGNIFYING mirror, enables great convenience for you to look into skin’s details. Natural lights provide accurate reflection and the wall mount mirror has 360 degrees swivel, folding function. Users can easily apply makeup, tweeze or shave from virtually any angle. Smart on/off touch dimmer switch, blue LED metal touch point to adjust the brightness by three levels for your need at any time. Make you relax to makeup under the ideal brightness and present a perfect makeup. Touch the blue LED metal touch point lightly to turn on/off the lights and adjust three levels brightness. Gradual dimming by long pressing the touch point. The mirror could folds back against the wall when not in usage. The halo light design around the perimeter of the mirror, you can turn on /off if necessary. This LED mirror is powered by 110-240V AC Adapter; Adapter and Power Cord 5.9ft length Included. Easy to install comes complete with screw fixings. Features: - Large Actual Mirror Size: 7.87" - Bright Natural LED Light - Power Sources: 110-240V AC Adapter; Adapter and Power Cord 5.9ft length Included -Input: 100-240V 50/60HZ -Output: 12V=1A - Clear Reflection Mirror in 1X and 10X Magnification -Folding function: Short Arm 5.11”, Long Arm 6.29'' , Extension Arm 10.8” -Weight: 3.2 lbs

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