Mirror TV for bathroom. Yes? No?

8 months ago

I was wondering if anyone owns a mirror TV? it looks amazing but I've never seen it in person and I would like to know if it is worth the upgrade. I'm looking at mirrorvue tv or an eclipse tv.

Thanks!

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J W
7 months ago
I had one in the last house, a renovation we have now sold.
J W
7 months ago
Loved it.
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J W
7 months ago
It was from tile vision. Never had any problems with it. Only advice would be to try and have an access panel behind if you possibly can. I couldn’t get a Chromecast in ours because we hadn’t!
Mark V.
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3 months ago
Tile vision discontinued their operations... what do you think of Ocea tv? its the cheapest I could find or do you have any other suggestions?

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Mirror TV for bathroom. Yes? No?

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