2 Piece Shower Mirror for Shower Curtains or Shower Liners - Magnetically Mounted - Now with Industry Leading Anti-fog Technology

This works great…until the steam hits! I spend as much time splashing water on this mirror so I can see, as I do shaving my head and face. Had this for more than 6 months and I am looking to buy something else, very disappointed. Thing is, the reviews on this were good which led me to buying it??? Go figure…

I bought this for my husband after 3 disappointing shower mirror purchases. This mirror works wonderfully well and does exactly what it is advertised to do. He travels extensively and this design is perfect for traveling with. The magnetic attachment feature works really well and holds on strongly. The mirror has retained its fogless properties and he's been using it now for almost 3 months. Great design, wonderful product, superior customer service!

Magnet holds well, great for fellas that like to shave in the shower. Requires regular wiping with some glass cleaner. I might consider buying some rain-x to make it better.

Mehhh..... I've owned many shower mirrors, all of them somewhat crappy, and this one is no exception. Okay, kind of a cool idea, however, it is quite small and regardless of how you pre-heat the mirror it still fogs a bit and does not shed water very well at all, out of the box. Why doesn't somebody make a shower safe tempered glass mirror with a stainless frame specifically for this application? Expensive? So what..... I don't want to think about the money I've invested in these things over the years.

Simple design and a strong magnet. Hasn't fogged up yet.UPDATE: LASTED 6 MONTHS AND NOW COMPLETELY FOGS UP

My husband has used the mirror 2 times and a film formed on it. When it was wet, it felt gooey. Now that it is dry, it looks like something has been rubbed on it. Dose anyone know if there is a trick to getting the film off? The concept of a magnetic mirror is great, but if you can't see yourself in it, it is worthless. Any suggestions?

I am extremely satisfied with this mirror and it works perfectly. I have a liner and curtain and the magnet is strong enough to use through both. The magnet idea was brilliant. Now I wish there was an outdoor magnetic clock/thermometer that they made for my screened porch to see while I'm in the pool. (Future product maybe?)

I purchased this as a replacement to my 'simplehuman Wall Mount Shower Mirror' that cost me more than twice as much.After a month, I am impressed at the anti-fog feature of this mirror. Its design/construction also lends to easily taking it down for a thorough cleaning to ensure that the amount of scale that accumulates on the mirror face can be kept at bay. I think that this is the biggest problem with a permanently mounted mirror. I have personally found that a shallow bath of 50/50 CLR and water will take off almost all of the gunk. Because it is magnetically mounted, there is no risk of a I do not think that the water here in Hawaii is particularly hard, but there is evidence of significant calcium deposits around my shower that I am sure are making it to my shower mirror.It may seem contradictory, but I have to subtract a star because of the way that it is mounted on to the shower curtain. A bump with your elbow or the redirection of a stream of water against the liner causes the thing to bounce around. I am not a fan of this when I am holding a razor blade to my throat.I really wish that someone sold a mirror that easily detached from a permanently mounted base unit. Who wants to start a business?