The mirror is very beautiful and its lighting is sufficient for a small to medium-sized bathroom. A large bathroom needs additional lighting. Of course, a *strong* (I emphasize) warm lighting is better than the cold one that this mirror emits. With warm lighting, the skin tones in the mirror's reflection look more natural. What I didn't like is that it didn't have the option to be turned on by default when it receives power from the wall switch, and if you want to turn it off, you have to do it through the touch function. Practically, this means that you can't control it from the wall switch, but only give it power or not, and then you have to enter the bathroom and turn it on using the touch function. I changed this by intervening in the wiring, where I connected the LED strips directly to the transformer, without the button in between. I left the button connected to the transformer because it has a nice blue light (although now you press it and it doesn't do anything).