Doors that open where the room lets them · review
A mirrored bathroom cabinet with dimmable three-temperature LED lighting and a built-in power hub.
This is the only cabinet on this shelf with power in it, and it answers a daily irritation properly.
Most bathrooms have one outlet. A razor, an electric toothbrush, a water flosser and a phone all want it, and they end up on the counter taking turns.
Two 120 V/12 An outlets, a USB port and a Type-C port, behind the mirror door, is where those things should live: charging out of sight, in the cabinet, beside the thing they are used for.
One detail from the listing worth noting: the LED light plugs in here. So one of the two AC outlets may be taken by the cabinet’s own lighting.
NO Electrician Needed!
In the United States, a receptacle in a bathroom is required to have ground-fault protection — a GFCI. That rule exists precisely for a room with water and household electricity in it.
This listing puts two 120 V outlets inside a bathroom cabinet and does not mention GFCI anywhere.
Here is the practical reading.
Plugged in: if the cabinet plugs into an existing bathroom outlet, that outlet should already be GFCI-protected, and the protection carries through to the outlets inside the cabinet. That is the straightforward case.
Hardwired: the listing also says this mirror cabinet can be connected via hardwire — and then the circuit it is wired into must be GFCI-protected. Which is exactly the judgment that “no electrician needed” invites somebody to skip.
Ask Snughome whether the hub itself is protected. If you are hardwiring, have the circuit checked.
Three color temperatures by faucet — 3000 K, 4500 K, 6000 K — with press-and-hold dimming and a memory function so the setting survives being switched off.
The middle figure, 4500 K, is the neutral white most useful for shaving and makeup.
What is not published: the dimming range, where every LED mirror on this site’s mirror shelf gives a floor of 10%, 15% or 20% — the floor being what decides whether the light is bearable at night. And no CRI, which is the figure that says whether colors are rendered truthfully rather than merely at the right color temperature.
About 5.9 square inches of mirrored front per dollar — the second worst value per inch on this shelf, where the Tangkula gives 7.7 and the cheapest VASAGLE 10.1.
That is the honest trade. You are buying electronics: three temperatures, dimming, memory, four outlets.
If the mirror is the point, the Tangkula is three inches wider and eleven dollars cheaper. If the outlets are the point, nothing else here has any.
Moisture-proof engineered wood panels — which is better than silence, and less specific than DICTAC’s E1-grade MDF with a waterproof painting process.
Two adjustable shelves, soft-close hinges, no shelf load published, and no recessed option.
Available at around $125.99 on Amazon.com when we checked on October 29, 2026, for delivery to a US address.
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Prices quoted in this text were read on October 29, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
Set against the median of its own shelf on this site — not against the whole bathroom market.
| Outside dimensions | 31.5 × 23.6 × 5.9 in, 14,969 g, about 5.9 sq in of mirrored front per dollar. Moisture-proof engineered wood panels. |
|---|---|
| Depth | 5.9 in. |
| Doors and swing | On SOFT CLOSE hinges. No swing side is stated. |
| Shelves | Two, adjustable. No shelf load is published. |
| Lighting | THE ONLY LIT CABINET ON THIS SHELF: LED at 3000 K warm, 4500 K neutral or 6000 K cool, switched by faucet, with brightness adjustable by press and hold — NO BRIGHTNESS RANGE IS PUBLISHED — and a memory that retains the last color and brightness setting. |
| Power supply | A power hub at the upper right carrying TWO 120 V/12 A AC OUTLETS, a USB port and a Type-C port, into which the LED light plugs. Plug-in or hardwired, and the maker states NO ELECTRICIAN IS NEEDED. GFCI PROTECTION IS NOT MENTIONED BY THE MAKER — see the FAQ, because a bathroom outlet without it is the one thing here that matters. |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted; no recessed option is offered. |
| Amazon reference | B0FQ5R49FG |
| EAN | 0718653549691 |
In the United States, receptacles in a bathroom are required to have ground-fault protection — a GFCI — because water and household electricity in the same room is the case the rule exists for. This cabinet puts two 120 V outlets inside itself, and the listing does not mention GFCI anywhere. The practical reading is this: if the cabinet plugs into an existing bathroom outlet, that outlet should already be GFCI-protected, and the protection carries through to the outlets in the cabinet. If it is hardwired instead, the circuit it is wired to must be GFCI-protected, and that is exactly the judgment "NO Electrician Needed" invites someone to skip. Ask Snughome whether the hub is itself protected, and if hardwiring, have the circuit checked.
Very, and it solves a real daily annoyance. Most bathrooms have one outlet, and a razor, an electric toothbrush, a water flosser and a phone all want it. Putting two AC outlets plus USB and USB-C behind the mirror door means those things charge where they live, out of sight, instead of occupying the only outlet and the counter. It is the only cabinet on this shelf with power in it. One detail from the listing: the LED light plugs into the hub as well, so one of the outlets may be occupied by the cabinet’s own lighting.
Poorly, and that is the trade. At $125.99 for 31.5 by 23.6 inches it works out at about 5.9 square inches of mirrored front per dollar, where the Tangkula gives 7.7 and the cheapest VASAGLE 10.1. You are paying for the electronics: three color temperatures, dimming, a memory function and four charging outlets. If the mirror is the point, the Tangkula is wider and cheaper. If the outlets are the point, nothing else here has any.
Same category, nearby prices, between bathroom fittings. What remains is the specifications every one publishes — half empty, a column is no use.
| Model | Price | Outside dimensions | Depth | Doors and swing | Shelves |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snughome medicine cabinet with LED lights | $126 | 31.5 × 23.6 × 5.9 in, 14,969 g, about 5.9 sq in of mirrored front per dollar. Moisture-proof engineered wood panels. | 5.9 in. | On SOFT CLOSE hinges. No swing side is stated. | Two, adjustable. No shelf load is published. |
| Tangkula wide mirrored medicine cabinet | $115 | 34.5 × 25.5 × 5 in (876 × 648 × 127 mm) — 34.5 × 5 × 25.5 in, 34.3 × 5.1 × 25.6 in (87 × 13 × 65 cm) — 34.5 IN WIDE, THE WIDEST ON THIS SHELF, and 36.5 lb (16,556 g), the heaviest. About 7.7 sq in of mirrored front per dollar. Premium engineered wood with a waterproof, easy-to-clean surface; no formaldehyde class is published. | 5 in (127 mm) — 5 in. | Three frameless mirror doors on SOFT CLOSE hinges. No swing side is stated. | Six compartments. No shelf load is published. |
| Kohler frameless medicine cabinet, 20 × 26 in | $145 | A 20 × 26 in cabinet in Anodized Aluminum, resisting rust and chips — the only metal-bodied cabinet here whose alloy is actually named — mirrored on the interior surfaces as well as the outside. 25.0 lb (11,340 g), about 3.6 sq in of mirrored front per dollar. The catalog figures of 9.72 × 2.80 × 11.7 in (247 × 71 × 297 mm) cannot describe a 20 × 26 in cabinet and are not repeated here. | NOT PUBLISHED — the catalog depth is part of the same unusable figure. | One full-overlay mirrored door with beveled edges, LEFT-HAND OR RIGHT-HAND, on two-way adjustable hinges OPENING 108° — THE ONLY HINGE ANGLE PUBLISHED ON THIS SHELF, and the figure that says whether the door clears the next wall. | Two, adjustable, in TEMPERED GLASS — the only glass shelves here. No shelf load is published. |
| DICTAC 3-door medicine cabinet | $92 | 27.6 × 23.6 × 5.98 in (701 × 599 × 152 mm), a 27.6 × 23.62 in front with a 27.56 × 6 × 23.62 in interior, 29.0 lb (13,154 g), about 7.2 sq in of mirrored front per dollar. High-quality MDF panels, E1 LEVEL — the only formaldehyde class published on this shelf — with a waterproof and moisture-proof painting process. It ships in an 31.5 × 16.5 × 5.3 in (80 × 42 × 13.5 cm) carton. | 5.98 in (152 mm). | Three mirrored doors, opened by a hidden groove at the lower end of each in place of handles. The hinges are high-quality stainless steel, corrosion resistant and silent; SILENT OPERATION IS STATED BUT SOFT-CLOSE IS NOT CLAIMED, and those are not the same thing. | Three, freely adjustable over a 2 in (5 cm) range, rated 10 KG EACH — THE ONLY LOAD FIGURE ON THIS SHELF, and the only cabinet here that tells you what you may actually put on it. |
This model is listed on Amazon.com, at ≈ $126 at the last reading. Listed is not the same as in stock: availability changes daily, and the buy box shows the live price.
Details checked on October 29, 2026.
A sink wall with one outlet and too many things to charge — installed on a GFCI-protected circuit
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for bathroom fittings and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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