how much does the mirror weigh? Is it good for travel?
1287196
I would not use it for travel. I got because it is heavier than a travel mirror.
1287197
I don't know how much it weighs, probably 5 lbs. +/-. I would say not a good travel mirror. Its quite large.
319226
This is a great travel mirror. After trying several inexpensive mirrors that won't stand up, or if they have a stand the mirror doesn't stay upright - I splurged on this one and it has been just what I needed. The clear LED light is great - I have a regularsized on for our bathroom and I LOVE IT!!!! So this is wonderful to take with us when we travel. Also the case protects the mirrorin your suitcase. Its flat and fairly compact.
993592
It has never fallen over, even when I've knocked it by mistake. It is very light though, so perfect for travel and quick get aways. I used to have one that weighed about 10 lbs (or so it seemed) and I dragged it along when I traveled. This mirror is a dream. I love it. I don't think you will be disappointed.
67511
Hi, sorry I took so long but I couldn't find my little scale. I finally found it. The mirror weighs 1.1 pounds. Cheers,
2108239
This is a bathroom mirror, not designed for travel. In my opinion it would be too heavy for travel.
1380949
Hi, In my own opinion I would not find it too suitable for travel. You may want a lighter, smaller one.
2257743
The handle is removable, so the mirror can lie flat or be hand held. It is great for traveling.
1692201
It is a lightweight transfer chair, but it does have an adjustable belt (plastic catch) which will retain the passenger. You could always replace this light restraint with a heavier belt, but if your traveler is a large person or someone who might have seizure disorder, I would take care to use this little chair for short, very well attended transfers. We purchased this chair to transport our daughter (who is 5 foot nothing and 100 lbs) back and forth from the restroom as her normal chair is quite massive and will not fit through the doorway.
1836642
Mine uses 3 AA batteries. I was disappointed in this mirror. It is small for a traveling makeup mirror. The magnification is so great and the mirror is so small, it is only okay for applying eye makeup. A better traveler for applying makeup is the Zadro LED Ultimate Make Up Mirror. It has 2 mirrors -- one for eye make up and one for the face. They collapse into one sphere. It is much better in dark hotel rooms. You can apply makeup at a desk while your husband is showering in the bathroom. I love the Zadro. The Danielle is pretty worthless to me.
1646235
I'd say a little less than 2lbs. For a travel mirror, it's heavier than I wanted, but that's the only drawback, IMO. The light is super bright -- exactly what's needed in dim restrooms when you travel.
566363
It folds up to approx. 3"H x 8" round which makes it easy to pack for traveling. It does not have anything to change the lighting. But it is one of the best traveling mirrors with the highest magnification I have ever purchased. I am on my 2nd one and have had to replace the bulbs once which I found at Bed Bath & Beyond. Would repurchase in a heartbeat if needed.
1380947
Its very light, but its big (about 13 in tall by about 9 inches wide). The stem it sits on does adjust some, but does not fold flat. I would not think it would travel well. It is an excellent mirror though.
1572647
Sorry... Never opened box... My girlfriend has one... I'd say its a ill slimmer than a cheap full length mirror...
946745
Not that much. I was missing 2 pieces that I could not find locally so I returned the mirror.
370646
Not sure how heavy but not heavy at all. I put it in my carry on but it's oblong maybe 6X4. Easy to carry and with hotel lighting and mirrors these days I think was worth it.
1119455
I'm not in the location where I keep the unit, so I can't measure or weigh it , but I'll say that for me it surely is portable for travel by plane. It's about 10" x 10" x 4", and isn't heavy (its physical dimensions and weight must be shown in the product specifications) and does have a somewhat flimsy carrying case as part of its product package. If you're a person that finds anything heavier than an ultra-thin laptop "heavy", then it's not portable. But if you understand that fans, focusing motors and high amperage lights do take up space and have some weight, then by all means it is.
1884547
I have never used it that way as I keep this one for travel, and the batteries last a very long time. I have a different 10x mirror at home (Bed Bath & Beyond has a large selection).