Doors that open where the room lets them · review
A cabinet with a genuine three-way mirror and a charging station inside it — two sockets and two USB ports, out of the splash of the basin.
The bottom line The most useful cabinet in this hub if you groom in front of it. It publishes its face and not its depth, and no electrical rating at all.
An 80 × 60 cm mirror cabinet with three doors, the two side mirrors turning and locking for a 360° view, six compartments with an adjustable middle shelf, LED lighting in three switchable colour temperatures, a tissue-dispensing opening in the lower compartment, and a built-in charging station with two sockets and two USB ports.
Three mirror doors is common. Doors that turn and lock at an angle is not, and it is the difference between three mirrors facing the same way and actually being able to see the back of your own head.
If you cut your own hair or shave a neckline, that is the whole purchase.
Two sockets and two USB, in the lower right corner — inside the cabinet, away from the basin.
Toothbrush, shaver, hairdryer. The alternative is a socket beside a wet basin with cables across it, and this is a better answer to a real problem.
Where sockets may be placed in a bathroom is set by national electrical zone rules, and no IP rating is published. That is a conversation with an electrician, not a detail.
Cool, neutral and warm, on a touch control. Makeup and shaving want different light, and being able to switch is the difference between a mirror that flatters and one that shows you what is there.
Depth. At 80 cm wide it is the largest cabinet here, and how far it comes off the wall at head height is not published.
On sale at around 92 € on the German Amazon store at the time of checking.
Not found on the American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 5 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Outside dimensions | 80 cm wide × 60 cm high — stated |
|---|---|
| Depth | Not stated by the maker |
| Doors and swing | Three doors, with the two side mirrors turning and locking in several positions to give a 360° view — stated |
| Shelves | Six separate compartments, with the middle shelf adjustable — stated |
| Lighting | LED with three colour temperatures — cool white, neutral white and warm white — switched by a touch control on the mirror, stated |
| Power supply | Mains, with two sockets and two USB ports built into the lower right corner — stated |
| Mounting | Not stated by the maker |
| Amazon reference | B0GGB1M71Z (same reference on 1 Amazon marketplace) |
| EAN | 0781365269409 |
The two side doors turn on their hinges and lock in position, so you can angle them inwards and see the sides and back of your own head. It is what a barber's mirror does, and it is the reason to prefer this over three doors that simply open.
They keep the charging out of the splash zone and hide the cables, which is genuinely better than a socket beside the basin. Where sockets may be installed in a bathroom is governed by national zone rules, and no IP rating is published here — that is a question for whoever wires it.
Mirror cabinet · 59 × 50 × 15 cm · plastic body · two mirror doors plus a fixed centre mirror · light fitting max 12 W, BULB NOT SUPPLIED · switched socket
A plastic-bodied mirror cabinet that publishes its full envelope and states, plainly, that the light bulb is not in the box.
Best for: A small bathroom where the cabinet has to be shallow and moisture is the enemy of chipboard.
≈ 34 €
Mirror cabinet · 70 × 16 × 75 cm · three doors · SIX height-adjustable glass shelves · metal fittings · switch and socket · LED surface light · Made in Germany
The only mirror cabinet in this catalogue with six adjustable glass shelves and metal fittings — the two things that decide whether a cabinet is still square in ten years.
Best for: A family bathroom with a lot to store, where the cabinet is expected to still close properly in a decade.
≈ 149 €
Mirror cabinet · three mirror doors · light strip above · mains plug · hanging basket and hairdryer holder · open shelf below
A three-door cabinet with a hairdryer holder built into one side — the fitting that solves where the hairdryer actually lives.
Best for: A bathroom where storage for the hairdryer and the small things is the actual problem, and the wall has room to spare.
≈ 71 €
