Samsung can diagnose face and skin conditions with its new Mirror display

Capping off the introduction of a powerful new range of monitors, and the new Vision AI powered TVs - Samsung also made waves with an interesting new offering at CES 2025. 

The Samsung Micro LED Beauty Mirror was awarded the 2025 Best of Innovation in Beauty & Personal Care at CES 2025. It is reportedly the world's first micro-LED mirror display, functioning both as a everyday mirror but also an integrated smart display.  

Featuring a 21-inch reflective display, a camera, and packed with AI features: the mirror is capable of showing you personalized information about the weather, your calendars and to-do lists. However, the mirror offers another interesting feature: the ability to diagnose skin conditions. Containing a database of over 20,000 clinically labelled skin diagnoses, The Australian reports that it can "evaluate pigmentation, erythema, wrinkles and pores with more than 85 percent accuracy." 

How does it work? The mirror reportedly utilizes a micro-pattern structure to enable the to deliver a mirror-like reflection while offering feedback on the display. The built-in camera, at the top of the display, scans your face for approximately 30 seconds. After which, it offers advice for maintaining your skin, as well as product recommendations through generating an "AI Skin Report". 

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The four dimensions of analysis, as described in Britta's account, include wrinkles, pigmentation, pores, and redness.

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