Though some of the features are slightly gimmicky, and the robot voice can be annoying, the mirror itself offers a high-quality, distortion-free reflection. Though the instructions were a little confusing, our tester said there are tons of high-tech features, including a wireless phone charging pad, a skin analyzer, intelligent recommendations, and a product management system that helps you take inventory of your cosmetics. Reminiscent of a 1920s TV set with the smarts of Cher Horowitz's closet, there's much to admire about the HiMirror Mini. While we wish the price was more accessible, this lighted vanity mirror was an all-around hit.ĭimensions: 13 x 9.5 x 0.5 inches | Shape: Rectangular | Magnification: 10X | Features: Phone holder, removable magnifying mirror, Bluetooth connectivity, battery indicator, adjustable stand However, it's not the smallest or lightest option and doesn't come with a carrying case, so it wouldn't be our first choice for traveling. It also feels durable and unlikely to break. The Riki Skinny runs on a rechargeable battery, so you can place it virtually anywhere. Other notable features include an adjustable stand, a magnetic phone holder, Bluetooth connectivity, and a camera button for recording videos or taking selfies. Thanks to the magnifying mirror attachment, our tester was able to get a close, clear view while blending makeup and plucking her eyebrows.

We also like that the surrounding bulbs illuminate your entire face, even in an otherwise dark room.

And even on the brightest setting, it didn't overwhelm her sensitive eyes.

Our tester loved how the high-def daylight-mimicking LEDs are adjustable and can go brighter, dimmer, warmer, or cooler. Who else recommends it? The Strategist, Glamour, and Today all picked the Riki Loves Riki Skinny Mirror.Īfter trying out several options in our testing facility, the Riki Skinny was a clear winner.

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