MIRRORVANA Fogless Shower Mirror for Shaving with Upgraded Suction Cup, Dual Anti Fog Design, Shatterproof Surface & 360° Swivel - Large Anti Mist Bath Mirror - 20cm x 18cm

We had a shower mirror in our old house but couldn’t get it off to move it and ever since we have been looking for one just as good. This one is just as good. I bought another one to go in spare bathroom as I am impressed. Read simple instructions and understand theory on how it works ie empty cold water water and replace with warm when using. Oh and for the person who left the film on the glass - peel it off. It’s simple effective maybe pricier than others but works as it should.

Bought this back in February and it’s been brilliant. Does what it says. Just fill up with warm water each time from your shower head and no fog!I’ve tried loads of ‘so called’ Fogless mirrors in the past and none of them have lasted as they normally rely on a coating that wears off. As this one just relies on a Chamber that you fill up with water it’s still as good as it was on day one!Also the suction pad really works well. I stuck mine in my shower (on glass) in Feb and it’s been held fast for 9 months with no movement! And that’s with occasionally leaving the water in.Well done to the manufacturers for finally making a great product that works as described and seems to last as well. ThanksI might just buy a few more for Xmas presents 🎁

I bought this in Feb 2022 and it has done well up until around a month ago when the suction cap stopped working. Anti fog function didn't really work so I ended up using it in the shower without water running.I also didn't take it travelling so cannot comment on what it is like to travel with.I'm happy with the product but just a little disappointed it has only lasted a year and a bit. I will be buying the version with the hook which may last longer.

Not really much to say apart from it works as stated. Mirror reflection is good too although id say its a bit overpriced for what it is (whole thing is made from plastic)The Suction cup is super sticky so can be a pain if u need to consistently move this around but for the best part it works great.Definitely get yourself one of these if you shave in the shower.

I can't fault the mirror for it's sticking power. Most mirrors of this kind have the same style and it works well on tile. The mirror itself is pretty clear and gives a good view and the tray is the real reason I got this as it gives my partner a place to put her razor other than balancing on top of my phone holder and it stays there pretty securely so no surprise fallen razors to step on in the shower!However the fogless feature is pretty pointless as it involves you putting in very hot water into a reservoir behind the mirror that only works while the water is hotter than the water you're showering with. That means if you're shaving you need to start doing that rather than finishing doing that, which is my preference. Plus you need to detach and reattach the mirror each time which works best on a dry wall, making the whole process a hassle you don't need. I just wipe the mirror each time and work with the clear image until it fogs up again and repeat as needed. There is a fogless coating on the mirror but, to be honest, this lasted maybe half a dozen showers before it simply washed away. I didn't get it for it's fogless feature more a foot safety feature, so it suits my purposes, but beware those who want a steam free experience.

Quick and easy.

Absolute garbage product. Isn’t fogless even with hot water in. And the mirror is almost concaved so the reflection is terrible. It’s like one of the mirrors you see in a circus. Waste of money.

I bought this for my partner to use in the shower when shaving. It is amazing and does exactly what it should. It sticks to the tiles and is like the immovable object. You can pull it around and move it and it goes nowhere. The anti-fogging works like a dream. So good my brother - who lives in Spain and came to stay - wants one. Bit miffed that the first one I bought was only £12.50 and then two days later it had increased to £14.50