Self-Cut System Black Lambo

I love the gold edition of this mirror . I love the size of the mirrors and I love the multiple angles you can see the side and back of your head. I like the option of the lights if not enough lighting is available and it is very sturdy and looks like it will last a long time if put away carefully after it’s use . It scratches very easily but honestly what doesn’t scratch easily with use so that doesn’t bother me at all. Unfortunately for myself the door hangers didn’t seem to work to well for my application and location where I wanted the mirror to be so I ended up wall mounting the mirror with scotch extremely strong dual lock fasteners on each corner of the mirror and on each corner of the wall surface as well. It’s capable of holding 10 lbs from the description on the package . It holds extremely well being the mirror is only 5 lbs but I love that I don’t have to deal with the possibility of the mirror falling off the hooks anymore . The dual lock fasteners are way better than using industrial strength Velcro or hook and loop and much cleaner looking. I hope this mirror stays in decent shape for a while and for those of you who wanting to wall mount and remove after using the mirror the scotch dual fastener can be removed and remounted up to 1000 times from what the description provides so it stays safe when put away and stays safe when mounted

5 stars because it really is a great product and does what it's supposed to very well. Firstly, the LED lights are plenty bright, but not blinding. They do nicely to cut. The size of the mirror is ample, but could use another inch or two to make the experience a bit better. If they offered an "XL" version that was just a little taller / wider, I'd spring for a few extra bucks to get it. The door hanger mounting is a great, convenient idea and mostly very well executed. When I'm not working on my fade, I simply leave mine over the bathroom door, fold the mirrors up and place it on a nearby shelf. However, it would have been nice to have more flexibility in the placement onto the hook arms somehow so that it would better match my height. I'm 6' even and I seem to straddle an awkward line between two of the positions. I'm sure that it would sit differently on a different door. PS: it also does a great job at offering me different angles when I am trimming my beard. I can look sharp 24/7/365, don't have to make appointments or pay $50 a trip. Love it.

The unit is expensive considering you could probably make something similar, but it is quality and has held up very well over the past almost 5 years now.I use it about twice a month and it still works as good as it did on day one. In an age where most things are disposable, this one has weathered very well.The lights on it are bright, the mirrors are clear, the power cord is long enough for you to use in the shower from across the bathroom.I would definitely recommend this for anyone who wants to cut their own hair. There is definitely a learning curve if you haven't worked in mirrors before but you'll get the hang of it.

I bought this a year ago when I lived into a new place that didn’t have vanity mirrors on the medicine cabinet that allowed me to cut my own hair which I’ve been doing for years. The bathroom at my new place doesn’t have the best lighting so I purchased this with the heaven lights figuring it seemed like great quality so my money would stretch a few years. The mirrors are decent. The metal hangers are a bit cumbersome and not easily adjusted. I noted from the start that the led lights seemed like an after thought. Cheap led strips like my kid has in her room just glued onto the top of the mirror frame. It looks like something you could do yourself at home cheaply but pay a premium for on this product. It was also a little annoying to have to always plug it in to turn the lights on. Fast forward exactly one year and the lights no longer work. The attached photo is the mirror plugged in. Notice the lack of any light? Yeah me too. So a premium was paid for cheap lights tacked into a mirror so they can charge you a premium. I’ll attempt to rip these off and get some led strips and glue them back on myself. Glad I paid so much to have to do this myself a year later.I advise you don’t waste money paying for the ”heaven lights”. Which leaves just the mirror itself. Seems like a good mirror. Is it better than less expensive models available here in Amazon. Probably not. But the mirrors themselves are decent. Was really hoping this would last and very disappointed that it ended up being a premium price for a cheap product that ultimately stopped working.Update: I reached out to the company. Customer service advised that there was a 1 year warranty I was unaware of. I was roughly a week past that date. Regardless, after providing a screenshot of the Amazon receipt, I got a notice that the company shipped something out to me. I assumed it was just perhaps new led strips but they actually shipped out an entirely new mirror. While I clearly have my issues with how the led strips are used on this mirror, I was very impressed by the resolution of my issue without much fuss. They stood behind their product and quickly remedied my issue. That’s A+ service in my book that is to be commended. As a result I have increased the rating on this product.As a side note, it turns out that the issue with the lights was actually the power supply. I’ve never come across such an issue before but apparently the plug they provided is what failed, not the led itself. Not sure is you can purchase just the power supply but if you’re out of warranty and your lights fail, try getting a new plug.