LFOYOU Table Vanity Mirror with Stand - Makeup Mirror for Desk - Adjustable Flexible Gooseneck, 360°Rotation Folding Portable Bathroom Shaving Cosmetic Mirror Square

This mirror looks great, is lightweight and of course adjustable, vertically, or horizontally. This was also perfect to use as backup mirror, when backing up with my car while having this mirror on the floor, oriented in a way that allow me to check that I don't hit the wall in the back of the driveway.Because it's lightweight, it's also a bit fragile, and tend to trip down sometimes as well, if used outside under some wind. So, something to keep in mind.

The price was great, prime shipping it was less than $10. I had a bit of trouble with the base falling off when I first got it home but I realized I had it upside down. Once I got that figured it it hasn't fallen apart since. It's an actual mirror not that weird plastic. I use it for eye lash application, so it's small enough I can keepit in the closet and get it out when I need it. Overall I am happy with it.

It’s a very basic mirrorNot the best quality it will get loose if you try adjustingIt’s working for the emergency purpose I needed it for but won’t use for long

Nice-looking, lightweight, easy to assemble and disassemble for travel, and the bendable part is perfect to get different angles. Bonus: the base is slightly bowl-shaped so I can put my jewelry in it.

Nice and compact, easily put together (comes in two pieces you screw together - no tools necessary). Mirror is clear and sharp. I especially appreciate the little rubber feet on the bottom to keep it from sliding around. Easily adjustable.

I bought this for the self-portrait exercises in Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, which granted isn't the most common use for this. For that purpose I found it very low. I have it on my desk on a descended workstation riser, and it cuts off about at my nose. I can put it on books, but the base is a little wobbly, so it's going to be a little tricky to make this work.The more general issue with it being low is that most folk will just angle it up. It's not an option for the drawing because that introduces obvious distortion. It's a bad option for make up or the like because it introduces the same distortion, just not as obvious. The neck, chin, and mouth are artificially enlarged and the eyes and forehead are artificially shrunk. Watch every professional video shot on YouTube, TikTok, the news, or talk shows. No one angles the camera that way because no one looks good at that angle. And as a result, it's harder to get makeup quite right at that angle.If you're in a situation where the surface you are using is high enough you can level this, then it's perfect. If not, don't angle it. Look elsewhere.

This little mirror is exactly what I was looking for. Between the swivel mount and the bendy neck you will always be able to angle this anyway you need. The little dish for the base is a definite bonus. For the price you cannot go wrong.

The mirror has no case around the glass so if it drops, you will be sol. The neck isn't long so you will have to place it on top of something to be able to use it.