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VASAGLE mirror cabinet with three doors, light strip, hairdryer holder review

A three-door cabinet with a hairdryer holder built into one side — the fitting that solves where the hairdryer actually lives.

The bottom line Better thought out for living with than most of this hub, and completely undimensioned. Measure your wall and ask the seller before ordering.

What you are getting

A white mirror cabinet with three mirror doors, a light strip along the top, a mains plug, a hanging basket on one side, a hairdryer holder on the other and an open compartment below.

The details that come from actually using a bathroom

A hairdryer holder. The hairdryer is the object with nowhere to go. It ends up on the basin, or in a drawer with the cable wrapped around it. A moulded holder on the cabinet side solves it.

A hanging basket for the small things, and an open compartment for what gets used daily and does not deserve a door.

Together those are more useful than another shelf, and they are the reason to prefer this over a plainer cabinet.

What is completely missing

Every dimension. No width, no height, no depth.

A mirror cabinet has to fit a wall and clear a door swing. Two cabinets in this hub publish all three figures; this one publishes none, so measure your wall and ask the seller before ordering.

And the light strip is described but not specified — no wattage, no colour temperature, nothing about whether the bulb is replaceable.

The electrical note

Mains-powered, via a plug, with no IP rating published. Where a socket may be in a bathroom is a matter of national zone rules and a question for whoever wires it.

Availability

On sale from 71 € to 110 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Listed but with no offer on the British Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.

Not found on the American Amazon store, 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.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • A dedicated hairdryer holder on one side, which is a real answer to a real storage problem
  • A hanging basket for small items and an open compartment below for what is used daily
  • Three mirror doors, so more of the wall is mirrored than on a two-door cabinet

Compromises

  • Publishes no dimension at all — not a width, not a height, not a depth
  • No wattage or colour temperature for the light strip
  • No IP rating, on a mains-powered fitting in a bathroom

Specifications

Outside dimensionsNot stated by the maker
DepthNot stated by the maker
Doors and swingThree mirror doors — stated; the swing direction is not given
ShelvesInternal shelves behind the doors, plus an open compartment below and a hanging basket on one side — stated; the number is not given
LightingA light strip along the top of the cabinet — stated; no wattage or colour temperature is given
Power supplyMains, via a plug — stated
MountingNot stated by the maker
Amazon referenceB0G7DYS57L (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN0194343600734

Questions people actually ask

How big is it?

The listing does not say. That is a genuine gap on a wall cabinet, because the width has to fit the wall and the depth decides whether it is in the way. Two cabinets in this hub publish all three dimensions.

Is a hairdryer holder worth having?

It is the item with no natural home: too bulky for a shelf, too awkward for a drawer, and usually left on the basin. A moulded holder on the side of the cabinet is a small piece of design that changes the room every morning.