Urban Spa Fog Free Mirror for Shower & Bath

Important note: instead of having a page for each product category these people chose to only get one page and list everything they sell (22 random items) together, which makes the user posts confusing and the overall stars meaningless. To be clear, my review is only for their six inch shower mirror. Out of almost 300 user posts only two here are for this mirror, neither is very positive.I don't have a very good opinion either. For twenty bucks I expected something like you would find in an upscale bath specialty shop. But no, this thing is what you would find in a dollar store and that's all it's worth. Twenty US bucks is ridiculously too much for this mirror.The suction cup is not heavy-duty as they promise. I expected one of those strong suction cups with a lever lock like they use to mount a cell phone holder to a windshield. But no, it is just a basic dollar store suction cup. It sticks ok when used on a very glossy surface, like a bathroom mirror (but since this mirror doesn't magnify I don't see why I would stick it to my bathroom mirror). It doesn't stick well to my shower where it would seem to be more useful and that is its biggest drawback ... the mirror appears to be glass, and with a weak suction cup there is a high possibility of the mirror falling and shattering in the tub/shower. I can’t believe they can market this thing without a cautionary safety warning. They could have avoided that concern if they had clearly stated that it is either breakable or shatterproof … they stated neither.Finally, the huge garish tacky logo right on the front rim. I have no desire to give them free advertising forever by putting this in my bath. They obviously didn’t get the memo that these days respectable companies no longer plaster logos on the face of their products. My new smartphone doesn’t have one, neither does my new 4k TV, even my new sports car only has one very tiny logo almost hidden in the back. My advice to them is to drop the self-worth trip next time.

Some things surprise you when you open the box. Even though you know the size, or should know the size, when you order an item, quite often the real thing is much larger or smaller when seen in the real world. That happened with this mirror. I knew what I ordered. I received what I ordered. Surprise!The real test is in the shower, though I’m not too sure what all I’m supposed to look at in a mirror once I’m in there. But, does the mirror fog up when you are looking at your whatever? And, does looking at it (the mirror) make it fall from the wall? (You know the type of suction cup I’m talking about. Just look at them and they no longer work. Right?)Well, this doesn’t fog. There are instructions to not clean it too often and when you do to only use water and a soft cloth. There is a coating and too much cleaning can cause it to go away and then you can’t see those things you want to see.And, it sticks. It stays stuck.

Fog free mirrorThis lightweight mirror measures 6" in diameter; the mirror itself is 5" in diameter. It is not a magnification mirror.It has been attached to the smooth, shower wall for 3 weeks now & hasn't lost its suction.The bathroom has not fogged up since we began using the mirror so I can't say if it will be fog free. I waited a few weeks to review it in hopes that the bathroom would fog up, but it never happened.Clean using water & a soft cloth.

The suction on this mirror stopped working after about 4 months use. It won't stick on my wall for more than 5 minutes now.

Very nice mirror. It is very convenient to have in the shower. It is a good size, not too big and not too small. You can move it to where you want. Looks good in the bathroom. I would recommend it.

its tiny, in fact only good for ⅓ to ¼ of your face + you need to be very close to see in wet foggy ambiance!

So far, cannot find one thing wrong with the Urban Spa Mirror. [If I do, I'll update this review] The mirror, crystal clear looks great.Out of the box, the mirror has a size slightly larger than a DVD, surrounded by the frame which says "Urban Spa" on it. I've included photos to give you the idea of the size to expect compared to a DVD.It has a very strong, large suction cup in the middle of the back. Went on with no problem. I could reach behind it to un-stick it if necessary, as there is a small gap from the suction cup to the wall.I've had other shower mirrors, but none that looked this nice.One thing to remember, is to read the simple cleaning instructions. I have neglected to do this with other fog-free mirrors before. I've used cleaners on them, and this states to use water and a soft cloth. I've made sure to put it where it will not be frequently in need of cleaning/getting wet because it will eventually effect the coating that makes it fog-free.

To be truthful, I'm not really impressed with this mirror. We got this because my husband likes to shave in the shower and it's not working out so well. I think I was expecting a little more than what this turned out to be.The mirror does remain somewhat fog free and that's great but it's having a hard time sticking to the wall. I made sure that the surface was cleaned really well so there'd be no residue to impede adherents to the shower wall. Unfortunately that's not enough. The back of this has just one cheap suction cup that won't stick. I've tried to get it to stick both wet and dry. Wetting it lasts longer but when applied dry, it just slides down the wall. When it does stay up, if you bump it at all, it falls off. I'm going to try a command strip as I know that will work.The mirror, I'd assume is shatterproof hasn't broken when if falls. Overall, I don't think this is a great value and the suction cup definitely needs improvement.