UV Camera for Sunscreen Test UV Mirror Sunscreen Camera, 4 Inch Vanity Mirror Rechargeable Compact Travel Makeup Mirror Handheld Double-Sided Pocket Mirror for Skin Protection(Dark Black)

Update: I’ve had this for nearly a year and it still works perfect ✨ I haven’t even had to recharge it a single time!This UV Camera works exactly as expected! I was worried about spending the money on it, but I couldn’t be more pleased. I’ve had it for over 2 weeks, and I haven’t had any issues.It came fully charged, and it still has majority of its battery life left (there’s a handy icon to show how much battery life it has). It came with a charging cord (and two other cords). I’ve been using it 3-4x a day to check on my sunscreen coverage. It’s great for that, and it’s also great to use while applying sunscreen to check for missed spots. I noticed I was often missing spots near my eyes! Not anymore thanks to this camera.It’s easier to see the screen indoors. In the sun it was nearly impossible to see because the UV light isn’t able to reach as far, but that’s not an issue for me.Id highly recommend this UV Camera! I didn’t like the design of the other white, round cameras but I’m sure they work just as well, but this specific camera feels sturdy, not cheap or flimsy. It fits perfectly in my purse. It’s a little thicker than my phone, but not as tall. The mirror on top is a nice addition. I have nothing negative to say! If you’re concerned about your sunscreen coverage throughout the day, I highly recommend this camera.

Great device to have in hand, but keep in mind that your face will not show black on sunscreen products with mineral filters and this is not the devices fault, but in the way the mineral filters work.Overall the device does its job, nothing really to complain. It is small, fits in the bag and the battery lasts.It comes with a little UV Test plastic card so you can check the current UV radiation and this is fun to have and educate children by showing them daily that even under the shade the UV level is high and damaging.

The video quality is a little grainy. But, it's a good product otherwise. I realized that I was putting way too much sunscreen before I bought this. I would recommend this product to anyone.

Got spouse to lay out for the UV REVEAL and then Sunscreenr went on SharkTank and got blown out of the water. The unit came and has been buggy as all get out. Turning itself on and draining the battery. Takes forever to charge and is just such a royal pain. I also got the Fenchilin compact with the tiny postage size UV mirror. Recently I just poked around Amazon and found this terrific UV mirror. Boots up quick, is responsive, and I love the form factor of it. I use it to confirm I've covered myself, but also to reassure myself after sweating, or wearing a mask, that my European SPF is still there. But really, where it has helped me the most: making sure I've removed the SPF before I do my nightime skincare. I was shocked to see that even after a double cleanse, my SPF was still mostly there. Now to get it off, I do an oil cleanse with a bamboo washcloth... not just a splash, and that seems to really get it off. I love this mirror.For years I followed sunscreenr and believed them when they said an "iPhone version" was "coming soon". Their first device was for Android phones. Then one day, they gave up on the iPhone version and punted me over to the UV Reveal site. That device is the size of a large iPad and three times as thick. The price was like $300. Then it went out of stock. Then it came back in stock and was priced at $850. Then the price dropped to $780. Then to $680 or something like that, and that is when we bought it. Before I got this cute little compact, I would use the UV Reveal every day and then watch it like a hawk to make sure it didn't just turn itself back on and drain the battery.No worries with this new device. This is what sunscreenr should have made in the first place. I take it everywhere with me.

I measured the UVA output of this mirror using a Solar Meter Model 4.2 and found the readings to be extremely high at close range. This means the mirror actively emits UVA light (more than 365nm), which can penetrate the skin and eyes.Although the product claims it is safe, repeated or close-up use — especially without eye protection — may pose risks such as pigmentation (melasma, sunspots) or long-term skin aging. UVA is the same spectrum responsible for photoaging and deeper skin damage.

I got this to help me see where I need to reapply my sunscreen. Works great and battery lasts a long time. I live compact it is, fits perfectly in my bag.