LED Mirror Buying Guide
Sizing: Your mirror should be slightly narrower than the vanity below it — typically 70–80% of the vanity width. Center it over the faucet with the middle of the mirror at eye level.
Lighting: Look for a high CRI (90+) so colors read true — essential for makeup and grooming. Warmer light (~3000K) flatters; cooler daylight tones (~4000–5000K) suit detail tasks. Dimmable mirrors give you both.
Features: An anti-fog/defogger pad keeps the mirror clear after hot showers. Touch or motion sensors, dimmers, Bluetooth audio, and magnifying panels are worth weighing against how you use the space.
Installation: Most LED mirrors are hardwired by an electrician, though plug-in options exist. Confirm blocking or junction-box requirements before ordering.
Aquadom mirrors are sized by vanity width — measure yours before choosing, and consider a matching Royale cabinet.
