Playlearn White Infinity Mirror | Light Up Sensory White Mirror 25cm Multi-Colour 42-LED

I think the item is amazing the only problem I have is that my 9-year old son who has autism through his is toy car at it the first day we got it and screen has cracked did not realise it would be that easy to crack really thought as it was for a sensory room it would be a little bit stronger so now will have to order another one has he got really upset hopefully the next one will last longer than a day

Endless mirror looks great on a night time long battery life

This looks so cool and my little boy who has sensory needs is obsessed with it. When you switch it off it still works as a mirror so it's like 2 toys in 1. Love it!!

this light is great if you put it somewhere it cant be reached, i unfortunately put it down low and my son lent on it and pushed the mirror through so it is broken. please bare this in mind when purchasing. the light itself is fabulous, it gives the illusion of a tunnel and my son loved staring at it, i wish there was something to stop him being able to push it through. i would say it is value for money. battery life is good although we had it plugged in continuously. it does scratch quite easily. and it is a greats size.

The mirror itself looks really good and I very pleased how lights up the underbed space in my son's bedroom. I have a few complaints though: - it fixes to the wall, hanging it on a screw, which does not keep the mirror very firm. It'd have been improved by screwing a base plate to the wall firmly and then clicking on the mirror to this. - The power cable that allows the mirror to run on electricity instead of battery cannot be hidden and ruin the final outlook of the mirror. Finally to say, if you intend to use this for a child with special needs as a sensory toy, it would not last long. To make it usable for this purpose, I would recommend gluing the mirror to the wall and encasing the power cable to prevent the child pulling it out.

This is great. Very relaxing for child’s room.

Look good, and works....but it is very weak and breaks very easily, therefore I just would not class it as safe in sensory sense. My reason being, sensory basically referring to it being aimed at for children on the spectrum, well my godson is autistic, non verbal, and one of his stimming things is flapping his hands n slapping on things, it took him about 20secs to break it. So I would not say it is suitable for children with severe autism and is not a good 'sensory' item for that reason

Bought for my grandsons birthday he was very happy.