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What is the best brand for an LED illuminated bathroom mirror?

Sarahb19901
Sarahb19901 Posts: 1 Newbie

Hi Everyone,

I’m currently looking to buy an LED bathroom mirror for our new bathroom and wanted to get the forum's thoughts on the best brands for quality and value. We actually bought an LED illuminated mirror from Pebble Grey a while ago for our downstairs bathroom, and we’ve been really impressed with it.

The quality for the price was brilliant and their customer service was spot on, so they are definitely at the top of my list. Before I hit buy again, I wanted to see what other brands people highly recommend or if there are other hidden gems out there?

For anyone who has installed one recently:

Which brands have lasted well without the LEDs fading or the demister pads failing?
Are there any specific brands with great warranties or sleek designs you'd recommend?Are there any cheap internet brands that are best avoided?

Thanks in advance for any recommendations!

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  • vacheron
    vacheron Posts: 2,822
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    I bought a couple of no-name ones from ebay about 15 years ago which look almost identical to the "Grace" and a double door equivalent of the "Pryus" model that Pebble Gray are selling.

    They were probably made by the same far-east manufacturer who is currently supplying Pebble Grey and everyone else.

    Both are still going strong with the LEDs brightness and demister pads still 100%, the only issue is there is a small creep of corrosion (about 1/4 high and 1" wide along bottom of the mirror where we all grab the underside of the mirror with wet hands to open the door.

    No complaints from me overall.

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