Telescopic Inspection Mirror

The JinRui-T 2PCS Telescopic Inspection Mirror set arrived simply packed in a plain cardboard box.In the set you get two mirrors, one round and one square with LED lighting.The 360° rotation feature allows for a full view from any angle, which is incredibly useful for thorough inspections. The square mirror even comes with a built-in light, perfect for those dimly lit areas.In terms of size, the round mirror adjusts from 18 cm to 70 cm, while the square mirror extends from 20 cm to 80 cm.The under-car inspection mirror has a non-slip handle that makes gripping comfortable and secure and the round mirrors have a handy pen clip on the handle, so you can easily attach it to your pocket when not in use.The retractable handle is slim and extends smoothly, allowing the tool to reach into tight spaces and is ideal for looking for something that fell into a hard-to-reach spot.Overall, these mirrors are perfect for a range of users, especially mechanics and are easy to store in various places like your garage or toolbox.Highly recommended for anyone who needs a reliable and adjustable inspection mirror!

The telescopic mirrors are very handy, easy to use and not heavy.As the heads are flexible and can rotate, bend for 360 degrees and the handle extends.One of the telescopic mirrors has less at the front and can be switched on/off from the back.In a dark environment, the one with the led is good to have it around.At the time of review, the price was £12.99, which in my opinion is an ok price.I hope my pictures can help you decide.

The batteries that came with the illuminated mirror were dead, replaced both with brand new ones of the exact type in the order that it shows on the battery compartment and they don't work, tried in various combinations to no avail. Total crap piece of kit, refund being requested. Save your money.

Two extendable mirrors which are both great, but I particularly love the rectangular, black one. This comes with a pre-installed battery (we haven't yet unscrewed the casing to find out what type), and a switch to operate two tiny lights which will be so useful for looking in tight crevices. This one also has a very comfortable handle.Both of them fold up very neatly and compactly when not being used (see photo). The round one will be really useful for me when looking for things on the top of kitchen units and cupboards and will save me having to climb up on a chair, etc, so it's actually a health & safety aid for me! :-) I lost the argument as to which of us would have which, and so can say that the new Keeper-of-the-black-mirror is absolutely delighted with their new "toy" as it will be great for use with both the car and motorbike!

The set does look cheap and the circular mirror has a tiny chip at the edge - you can just see this at the four o'clock position on the close up picture. The metal case for the round mirror is not well finished as the edges feel coarse and sharp. The switch on the illuminated mirror is a cheap small slide switch which doesn't look particularly robust. All that said - the price is much lower than competing products.At full extension the round mirror is 75cm from base to mirror end. The illuminated mirror is 86cm from base to mirror end.The LEDs are powered by two (supplied) CR2032 Lithium cells - so easy to obtain replacements when they eventually run out.Both are relatively easy to use although the illuminated mirror will blind you if it's not completely behind whatever your trying to inspect. Getting the angle right to illuminate what you want sufficiently to see in the mirror can be tricky. A few times I've used the two mirrors together, one to illuminate the area the other to inspect the item.If you're looking for a cheap inspection mirror kit and aren't too concerned about the quality, these will do the job.

These telescopic inspection mirrors come safely packed in bubble wrap. Two mirrors are included, both are telescopic but each have different features.The rectangular mirror has a larger plastic handle and extends out further. The mirror is set into a black plastic frame with two LEDs on the front. These can be operated by using the switch on the back, though this has to be done manually. The battery compartment is screwed in so the batteries can't fall out.The circular mirror is shorter but still a good length. It has no lights but the back has a mirrored finish so is almost as reflective as the front. The handle is designed like a pen so the mirror can be clipped onto a shirt pocket.Each mirror has its own advantages but both are perfect for my purposes, I mainly use them to inspect on and under furniture. My wife already owns an inspection mirror but it's non-telescopic so of limited use. Both these mirrors are far superior, with the lights on the rectangular mirror proving particularly useful. Overall I am very happy with this pair of inspection mirrors.