Dimmable LED Bathroom Mirror

The core feature of the Dimmable LED Bathroom Mirror is brightness adjustment. We use PWM dimming technology. You control the brightness by holding down the touch switch. The light goes from the lowest setting (5% brightness) to the highest (100% brightness) smoothly. Release it and it stops. At the lowest setting, the light is like a small night light. It does not hurt your eyes when you get up at night. At the highest setting, the light is bright enough for makeup and shaving. The mirror is a 5mm copper-free silver mirror with a ground edge. Color temperature options include white, warm, and dual-color adjustable.

Many cheap dimmable mirrors use low-frequency PWM. You cannot see the flicker with your eyes. But after standing in front of the mirror for a while, your eyes feel tired. Our power supply uses high-frequency PWM (over 2000Hz). This is far above the range that human eyes can perceive. The light is stable and continuous. No flicker at all. We perfected this technology during our years of making touch switch power supplies. Now we apply it to LED mirrors. It is a hidden advantage. You may not know why, but your eyes will not feel tired.

We offer two dimming logic options. The first is "hold to dim, double-tap to switch color temperature." Hold the switch to adjust brightness. Double-tap quickly to switch between white and warm. The mirror remembers your last brightness and color temperature. The next time you turn it on, it goes back to those settings. The second is "three-step dimming." Tap once for high (100%). Tap twice for medium (60%). Tap three times for low (20%). Tap four times to turn off. The first logic is for people who like fine control. The second is for people who like quick operation. Tell us your preference when you order. No extra charge.

The dimmable LED mirror costs more than the fixed-brightness version. The extra cost is in the dimming power supply and control chip. A fixed-brightness power supply is a simple constant-current driver. Low cost. Simple structure. A dimmable power supply needs an extra PWM control module and signal processing circuit. The cost is higher. Our advice is this. If you only need general lighting, choose the fixed-brightness version. It is more affordable. If you need different brightness levels for different scenarios (like night-time and daytime makeup), choose the dimmable version. It is more convenient.