Colour temperature, and where the electricity comes from
A lit mirror is an electrical fitting in a wet room, and two specifications describe that honestly. The first is the IP rating — the two digits that state what the enclosure resists, IP44 being the common bathroom figure — and it has to be read against the zone the mirror will hang in, which is defined by your country's wiring rules and by distance from the bath or shower. Those rules, and the manufacturer's instructions, are the authority; this site is not. The second is how it is supplied: hard-wired mirrors are an electrician's job, while plug-in and battery models are not. After the electricity, the light itself. Colour temperature in kelvin decides whether the room looks like a bathroom or a car park — 3000 K is warm, 4000 K neutral, 6500 K is the cold end — and adjustable models cover the range. Demisting is a heated pad behind the glass, and it either exists or it does not. We compare size, stated colour temperature and whether it is adjustable, IP rating, power supply, switch type, and whether demisting is fitted.
LED mirror · 51 × 51 cm round · three colour temperatures, stepless dimming · demisting on a separate touch button · tempered glass with safety film
The cheapest lit mirror here and one of only two with a demister — plus tempered glass with a safety film behind it.
Best for: A small bathroom or a cloakroom where a mirror that stays clear after a shower matters more than size.
≈ 42 €
LED mirror · Ø 80 cm round with a black frame · 3000 K, 4500 K and 6000 K stated · IP44 · anti-fog · memory function · overload, short-circuit and temperature protection
The only mirror in this catalogue that publishes an IP rating and its actual Kelvin values — IP44, at 3000, 4500 and 6000 K.
Best for: A bathroom with black taps and fittings, where the mirror sits close enough to the shower that the rating matters.
≈ 90 €
LED mirror · 80 × 80 × 3 cm frameless · 7.1 kg published · three colour temperatures, stepless touch dimming · auto-off after 3 hours · memory · wall-switch operation
The only mirror in this catalogue that publishes its weight — 7.1 kg — which is the figure that decides what your wall needs to hold.
Best for: A bathroom already wired with a switched light circuit, where the mirror should come on with the room.
≈ 156 €
