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Most plug‑in lighted makeup mirrors provide multiple color temperatures—commonly white, warm, and natural—and adjustable brightness. Controls are usually touch or soft‑touch sensors: short taps switch between color modes, while long presses or dedicated dimming controls allow step or stepless brightness adjustment.

Common mounting and placement options include tabletop/desktop units, wall‑mounted mirrors (often with extension arms or rails), and foldable handheld or travel mirrors. Tabletop models frequently use swivel bases, while wall designs may have extension or articulated arms for extra reach.

Housings and frames commonly use plastic (including ABS) or aluminum alloy, while the reflective surface is glass. Plastic is typical for lightweight or lower‑cost models, and metal alloys are used for sturdier frames or larger vanity mirrors.

Magnifications typically start at 1× for full‑face viewing and go up to higher close‑up powers such as 3×, 5×, 7×, and 10×. Dual‑sided mirrors that pair a 1× side with a higher‑magnification side are also common.

Adjustments are made with swivel joints, tilt bases, or rotating mounts. Tabletop mirrors often include tilt or swivel mechanisms, travel models fold or rotate widely, and wall‑mounted mirrors may use extension arms or articulated joints—some models list rotation ranges (for example, around 180° or up to about 320°).

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