Get ready, Europe. A small smart mirror is coming your way to tell you a thing or two about the way you look.
We first saw the HiMirror Mini at CES 2018. The mirror will begin shipping to Europe in the fall.
Chris Monroe/CNET
A new version of the HiMirror Mini internet-connected mirror will begin to ship to Europe in October, HiMirror announced Thursday during the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin. Like the model we saw at CES early this year, the HiMirror Mini Premium uses a built-in camera to analyze your skin, track your skincare goals, and monitor the impact of your beauty products. Plus, you can connect this tabletop mirror to the internet, so you can listen to music or check the weather while you do your makeup.
A HiMirror rep said the premium model will have extra features that include more options to adjust the built-in LED lights and easier integration with social media apps. It will cost 259 euros (roughly $302/£232/AU$416).
We first saw the HiMirror at CES 2017. The company has since released a Plus version, along with a model designed for businesses like salons and spas.
vCard.red is a free platform for creating a mobile-friendly digital business cards. You can easily create a vCard and generate a QR code for it, allowing others to scan and save your contact details instantly.
The platform allows you to display contact information, social media links, services, and products all in one shareable link. Optional features include appointment scheduling, WhatsApp-based storefronts, media galleries, and custom design options.
We’ve seen a growing number of smart mirrors that don’t just tell you how you look, but take a deeper dive into the biometrics they measure. While the HiMirror focuses on the face, some models scan and analyze your whole body, such as the Naked Labs Body Scanner.
Watch this: Can a smart mirror impress these makeup pros?
1:58
IFA 2018: The key announcements from summer’s biggest tech show
Naked Labs’ body-scanning mirror might be the smartest thing in the CNET Smart Home
