After installing and using the Dakota Medicine Cabinet With Mirror and Storage, I can honestly say it’s one of the most functional yet stylish updates I’ve made to my bathroom. What initially caught my attention was the clean, modern design. Unlike traditional bulky medicine cabinets, this one has a sleek, open-ledge look that allows me to store and display items without giving off that typical “medicine cabinet” vibe. The ledge is especially convenient—perfect for keeping everyday essentials within reach without cluttering the sink area. Installing the cabinet was surprisingly simple. It came with quick-connect screws, which made the entire process much faster than I expected. I didn’t have to struggle with complicated hardware or instructions. The mirror itself came with adhesive tape already attached to the back, so once the cabinet was mounted, all I had to do was press the mirror into place. It adhered securely and lined up perfectly on the first try. It was a straightforward, no-stress setup from start to finish. Beyond installation, the cabinet feels sturdy, well-made, and thoughtfully designed. The storage space inside is practical and roomy enough for toiletries, while still keeping the bathroom looking tidy and put-together. Overall, this piece combines style, convenience, and ease of installation, and I’m really pleased with how it looks and functions in my space.

It’s a nice mirror. However, it’s the little details I don’t like about it. Things like it has stickers to cover up the screws. Also, it’s not ready to hang, so you have to attach a picture hanging hook or something to it before hanging. Also, you cannot affix the mirror until it’s hung. So I couldn’t get a photo of it standing up as I don’t know where to hang it yet. It’s cool idea though! And I look forward to hanging it up.

This is just ok. Nothing fancy, and the mirror is super thin. That being said, when the mirror is thin it creates a wave to it. When you have waves like that, it doesn’t give a realistic reflection. It was simple enough to put together, but due to the thin mirror, be careful handling it!

I’m using this as more of a cute little shelf for an awkward wall in a small bathroom. It’s adorable. It was easy to install easy to hang. I like that it doesn’t have too much depth so that it’s not in the way in this tiny bathroom. Again, it was just what I needed. I plan on putting a static film of a plant at the top of the mirror kind of to fall down just to make it more decorative. It’s very versatile.

The mirror looks nice and the frame design is clever since it can also be used as a small shelf. However, it’s advertised as a medicine cabinet, but in reality it’s just a mirror with a particle board backing. The material doesn’t feel very durable, and my husband doubts it will hold up well in a humid bathroom. I’ve decided to use it as a mirror for my dresser instead, where it should work fine. Not what I expected in terms of quality.