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product_id: 280990
title: "Tri-Fold Two-Sided Makeup Mirror with Lights - Vanity Mirror with 5X Magnification & Multiple Light Settings - White Base - Model JGL9W"
brand: "jerdon"
price: "Rp3523699"
currency: IDR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Jerdon"
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region: Indonesia
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# 4 customizable light modes Built-in electrical outlet 5X magnification for precision Tri-Fold Two-Sided Makeup Mirror with Lights - Vanity Mirror with 5X Magnification & Multiple Light Settings - White Base - Model JGL9W

**Brand:** jerdon
**Price:** Rp3523699
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ See your best self in every light!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tri-Fold Two-Sided Makeup Mirror with Lights - Vanity Mirror with 5X Magnification & Multiple Light Settings - White Base - Model JGL9W by jerdon
- **How much does it cost?** Rp3523699 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.id](https://www.desertcart.id/products/280990-tri-fold-two-sided-makeup-mirror-with-lights-vanity-mirror)

## Best For

- jerdon enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jerdon brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Space-Savvy Design:** Compact tri-fold mirrors with 11 adjustable angles fit seamlessly on any vanity or desk.
- • **Precision Perfected:** 5X magnification zooms in for meticulous grooming and makeup application.
- • **Illuminate Every Detail:** 4 versatile light settings tailor your look from day to night with flawless clarity.
- • **Plug & Play Convenience:** Integrated electrical outlet powers your styling tools without clutter or extra cords.
- • **Timeless Modern Aesthetic:** Sleek white base and classic Hollywood-style center mirror elevate any décor.

## Overview

The JERDON Tri-Fold Two-Sided Makeup Mirror combines 5X magnification with 4 customizable light settings and an integrated electrical outlet, all housed in a sleek, space-saving design. Perfect for millennials who demand precision, style, and convenience in their beauty routine, this mirror adapts effortlessly to any environment while delivering professional-grade grooming results.

## Description

desertcart.com : JERDON Tri-Fold Two-Sided Makeup Mirror with Lights - Vanity Mirror with 5X Magnification & Multiple Light Settings - White Base - Model JGL9W : Personal Makeup Mirrors : Beauty & Personal Care

Review: The magnifying side is great! Worth paying for! - Wow! This is the best makeup mirror! I had one many years ago. Different name. I am thrilled to have this now! I can’t say enough about it. Especially the magnifying side is perfect. The lighting perfect. You’ll want this one. Thank you Jerdon soooo much!!!! Love it!!!!!
Review: Great Item - First of all I love to read the reviews and look at the pictures. It helps make online shopping so much easier to know what you are getting. This morning my husband and I had a discussion about mirrors. I just turned 55, just got my first pair of real, full-time, long overdue, eyeglasses to replace those reading glasses I have lived in denial with for so long. For a little makeover I got a new hairstyle and, with my new hair and glasses look, I now want to spruce myself up and start wearing makeup more often again too. I discovered though, that you couldn't wear the glasses and apply eye makeup. So I was back to where I was before, not caring about putting on makeup because I simply can't see to apply it. I mentioned, to hubby, I now needed a magnifying mirror. This got started when my husband was looking for a hand-held mirror (for another, non-grooming reason) this morning. At that time I also remembered that back in the late 60's and early 70's, my mom had given me a, variable lighted, standup, swiveling, magnifying, makeup mirror, similar to this style. I think it was a GE brand. I loved it. They were a popular item back then. Today it seems they are hard to find, with only a few models made anymore. I had lost track of that mirror and hadn't thought about needing another makeup mirror until now, 40 years later! The real clincher was that hubby also said he'd always thought it would be great to have a mirror for shaving. (I'm not sure whether he meant tilting or magnifying or both? Yes, of course, we have a regular mirror on the wall we have always used!) I hunted this mirror down on desertcart and the price was right with free shipping. I looked at the Conair model (Conair also has one without the side mirrors). A reviewer mentioned a Jilbere brand. I looked at those too. The Jilbere's were more expensive and the Conair could be had for about $9 less than this Jerdon one. But reviewers convinced me that the Jerdon was better lit. I'm not sure hubby ever considered or knew about mirrors being lit at all, but when he sees it, I know he's going to be a stickler about the lights being bright enough for him. I also know, at my age, how I'd like nice bright lights too. This made the little bit of extra money for better lighting well worth it. I also read a review of the Conair (somewhere, maybe not even desertcart) that complained that the center mirror swivel should be horizontal to tilt without having to adjust the mirror stand, and not vertical. I suppose you can look at it both ways though. The Conair is adjustable horizontally on the mirror stand AND swivels vertically. Maybe the dual action, even if a little more inconvenient, is a plus for you. I opted though, through reading the Jerdon reviews, and the picture showing the horizontal tilt (very helpful), that this made more sense. The Jilbere appears to swivel vertically. (My old GE swiveled vertically, as I remember, and I vaguely recall thinking it wasn't my favorite feature to have to adjust the stand for the horizontal tilt.) I figured the vertical angle views could be adjusted enough for my needs on the side panels. Although the side panels are not magnified (side panels are not magnified on any models at all) this still seemed like the one for me. Pictures of it in different views, especially the closed up view, also revealed that it was styled with clean lines that hubby would like and wouldn't seem like too much of a feminine appliance. I have to laugh though. Hubby indicated a round standing mirror with his hands when talking about it. Oh my, I looked at the hundreds of those babies that are available now. My personal opinion of them is that even the nicest ones look like a chintzy little utility tool item (albeit handy) that was made in China and you got from Fingerhut. The mirror floating in space (but necessarily supported by some apparatus) style just turns me off. There are a few modern looking rectangle, freestanding and wall mounted jobs but they are always more expensive than they I'd care to pay and, in my minds eye, don't look a whole lot different than the little round ones. No matter how they dress it up they just look like a time worn, antiquated (albeit handy!) design. It's sort of like a toaster. There's not much you can do with a toaster that makes it so significantly modernized and updated that it doesn't still look much like any toaster that was made 50 years ago. In reality even the cheapest unlit round ones are ridiculously priced for such small little viewing areas. Forget the designer lit ones with fancy frame and base finishes. They run in the hundreds of dollars! Unbelievable! I also read that the lights are often specialized and irreplaceable. They are often battery operated, no thanks. Features like dimming, color change, or an outlet on the base, wall mounting brackets ect... make the itty-bitty things incredibly pricey. Give me a makeup mirror that looks like an official appliance and doesn't cost an arm and a leg, instead of a cheap looking tool that cost more than my microwave oven! Maybe hubby didn't know they had these big mirrors. I did because I remember my one from the good old days. He's going to love it! Oh, and many thanks to the reviewer that explained about holding the light switch a few seconds. It doesn't bother me to do that and, if I remember correctly, I think I had to hold the switch on my old GE mirror too. One of the first upfront reviews I looked at was the one about the bulbs burning out but the other reviewer, favorably clearing up the mystery, eased my mind. Great piece of advice, instead of thinking the bulbs don't work. When I got the thing I did spot the note right above the button, explaining the holding of the switch also. Some people never read labels though. My next challenge is that those stupid little round mirrors would have fit much better on my tiny little bathroom vanity countertop a whole lot better than this rig, but I'll make it work somehow. After all you can close it up and store it, and those little round ones are pretty much destined to sit on the vanity top all the time.

## Features

- MULTIPLE LIGHT SETTINGS - Applying makeup is easier to do when you know how it will look in specific lighting. This vanity mirror has 4 light settings, including day, evening, office, and home. Whether you prefer soft, warm lighting or glare-free fluorescent, this light-up mirror has the right option for you. These settings help you customize your look based on where you'll be going and make it easier to achieve the perfect look!
- COMPACT AND CONVENIENT - This trifold mirror can be placed on any desk, vanity, or countertop. The mirror's adjustable back stand offers 11 angles, making grooming and makeup application a breeze! The compact base allows you to fold the mirrors in when not in use to save space. It also includes a built-in electrical outlet for further convenience.
- CLASSIC STYLE - This vanity mirror is a modern take on a timeless classic. The rectangle center mirror is similar to the classic Hollywood-style vanities while the outer mirrors provide additional angles and visibility. The white base is modern and versatile, matching any home decor or aesthetic.
- MAGNIFICATION OPTIONS - This Jerdon makeup mirror has 2 magnification levels, 1X and 5X. The 5X makes tweezing and grooming easier while the 1X is perfect for basic skincare and makeup application.
- SPECIFICATIONS - This vanity mirror includes 3 mirrors with 1X and 5X magnification. The tabletop mirror has a modern white base and 4 light settings. The mirror also has a built-in electrical outlet that allows you to plug in hair curling irons and straighteners. The mirror is protected under a 1-year warranty.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0000AFUT3 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #22,869 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #63 in Personal Makeup Mirrors |
| Brand | JERDON |
| Color | Jgl9w Original White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (11,492) |
| Date First Available | July 28, 2003 |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Frame Color | White |
| Frame Material | Plastic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00027043071866 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Lighted | Yes |
| Item Weight | 3.5 pounds |
| Item model number | JGL9W |
| Manufacturer | Jerdon |
| Material | Glass, Plastic |
| Mounting Type | Tabletop Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 11.75"L x 9.55"W |
| Room Type | Bedroom, Dressing Room |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 11.8"L x 9.6"W |
| Special Feature | Corded, Lighted, Magnifying, Portable, Trifold |
| Style | JGL9W |
| Theme | modern |
| UPC | 782139951605 885597302535 885210615516 885186240750 027043071866 885134179422 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** JERDON
- **Frame Material:** Plastic
- **Product Dimensions:** 11.75"L x 9.55"W
- **Room Type:** Bedroom, Dressing Room
- **Shape:** Rectangular

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The magnifying side is great! Worth paying for!
*by A***R on February 12, 2026*

Wow! This is the best makeup mirror! I had one many years ago. Different name. I am thrilled to have this now! I can’t say enough about it. Especially the magnifying side is perfect. The lighting perfect. You’ll want this one. Thank you Jerdon soooo much!!!! Love it!!!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Item
*by J***N on July 23, 2008*

First of all I love to read the reviews and look at the pictures. It helps make online shopping so much easier to know what you are getting. This morning my husband and I had a discussion about mirrors. I just turned 55, just got my first pair of real, full-time, long overdue, eyeglasses to replace those reading glasses I have lived in denial with for so long. For a little makeover I got a new hairstyle and, with my new hair and glasses look, I now want to spruce myself up and start wearing makeup more often again too. I discovered though, that you couldn't wear the glasses and apply eye makeup. So I was back to where I was before, not caring about putting on makeup because I simply can't see to apply it. I mentioned, to hubby, I now needed a magnifying mirror. This got started when my husband was looking for a hand-held mirror (for another, non-grooming reason) this morning. At that time I also remembered that back in the late 60's and early 70's, my mom had given me a, variable lighted, standup, swiveling, magnifying, makeup mirror, similar to this style. I think it was a GE brand. I loved it. They were a popular item back then. Today it seems they are hard to find, with only a few models made anymore. I had lost track of that mirror and hadn't thought about needing another makeup mirror until now, 40 years later! The real clincher was that hubby also said he'd always thought it would be great to have a mirror for shaving. (I'm not sure whether he meant tilting or magnifying or both? Yes, of course, we have a regular mirror on the wall we have always used!) I hunted this mirror down on Amazon and the price was right with free shipping. I looked at the Conair model (Conair also has one without the side mirrors). A reviewer mentioned a Jilbere brand. I looked at those too. The Jilbere's were more expensive and the Conair could be had for about $9 less than this Jerdon one. But reviewers convinced me that the Jerdon was better lit. I'm not sure hubby ever considered or knew about mirrors being lit at all, but when he sees it, I know he's going to be a stickler about the lights being bright enough for him. I also know, at my age, how I'd like nice bright lights too. This made the little bit of extra money for better lighting well worth it. I also read a review of the Conair (somewhere, maybe not even Amazon) that complained that the center mirror swivel should be horizontal to tilt without having to adjust the mirror stand, and not vertical. I suppose you can look at it both ways though. The Conair is adjustable horizontally on the mirror stand AND swivels vertically. Maybe the dual action, even if a little more inconvenient, is a plus for you. I opted though, through reading the Jerdon reviews, and the picture showing the horizontal tilt (very helpful), that this made more sense. The Jilbere appears to swivel vertically. (My old GE swiveled vertically, as I remember, and I vaguely recall thinking it wasn't my favorite feature to have to adjust the stand for the horizontal tilt.) I figured the vertical angle views could be adjusted enough for my needs on the side panels. Although the side panels are not magnified (side panels are not magnified on any models at all) this still seemed like the one for me. Pictures of it in different views, especially the closed up view, also revealed that it was styled with clean lines that hubby would like and wouldn't seem like too much of a feminine appliance. I have to laugh though. Hubby indicated a round standing mirror with his hands when talking about it. Oh my, I looked at the hundreds of those babies that are available now. My personal opinion of them is that even the nicest ones look like a chintzy little utility tool item (albeit handy) that was made in China and you got from Fingerhut. The mirror floating in space (but necessarily supported by some apparatus) style just turns me off. There are a few modern looking rectangle, freestanding and wall mounted jobs but they are always more expensive than they I'd care to pay and, in my minds eye, don't look a whole lot different than the little round ones. No matter how they dress it up they just look like a time worn, antiquated (albeit handy!) design. It's sort of like a toaster. There's not much you can do with a toaster that makes it so significantly modernized and updated that it doesn't still look much like any toaster that was made 50 years ago. In reality even the cheapest unlit round ones are ridiculously priced for such small little viewing areas. Forget the designer lit ones with fancy frame and base finishes. They run in the hundreds of dollars! Unbelievable! I also read that the lights are often specialized and irreplaceable. They are often battery operated, no thanks. Features like dimming, color change, or an outlet on the base, wall mounting brackets ect... make the itty-bitty things incredibly pricey. Give me a makeup mirror that looks like an official appliance and doesn't cost an arm and a leg, instead of a cheap looking tool that cost more than my microwave oven! Maybe hubby didn't know they had these big mirrors. I did because I remember my one from the good old days. He's going to love it! Oh, and many thanks to the reviewer that explained about holding the light switch a few seconds. It doesn't bother me to do that and, if I remember correctly, I think I had to hold the switch on my old GE mirror too. One of the first upfront reviews I looked at was the one about the bulbs burning out but the other reviewer, favorably clearing up the mystery, eased my mind. Great piece of advice, instead of thinking the bulbs don't work. When I got the thing I did spot the note right above the button, explaining the holding of the switch also. Some people never read labels though. My next challenge is that those stupid little round mirrors would have fit much better on my tiny little bathroom vanity countertop a whole lot better than this rig, but I'll make it work somehow. After all you can close it up and store it, and those little round ones are pretty much destined to sit on the vanity top all the time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jordon make-up mirror.
*by M***E on December 17, 2025*

This is my third time buying this wonderful make-up mirror! I think after years of daily usage I have worn out the toggle switch. It is stable, has an additional receptacle, reverse enlarged mirror, and 4 light settings. I took one up to our lake home, and I ‘m so glad that this product was still available.

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