Most of our LED mirrors include a touch sensor for on/off and brightness control. Some models also offer colour temperature adjustment, switching between warm and cool light, which is useful for applying makeup or shaving in accurate light. Specific functions are listed on each product page.

Our LED mirrors are rated for bathroom use and are safe in standard bathroom environments. For use directly above a shower or bath, classified as a wet zone, check the IP (Ingress Protection) rating of the specific mirror. IP44 or above is required for wet zone use.

LED mirrors are hardwired directly to your bathroom's electrical circuit, they're not plug-in. Installation should be carried out by a licensed electrician. Most LED mirrors come with a wall-mounting bracket and are straightforward to hang once the wiring is in place.

Yes, our LED bathroom mirrors include anti-fog functionality as standard, which activates automatically when the mirror senses the temperature difference caused by steam. This is built into the mirror, not an add-on, and requires no separate switch.

As a guide, your bathroom mirror should be no wider than your vanity, typically 10–20cm narrower on each side. For a single basin vanity of 90cm, a mirror of 70–75cm works well. For a 150cm double vanity, a wider mirror of 120–130cm or two individual mirrors side by side are both good options.