A viewing apparatus that is securable (lockable) to surfaces includes a mirror, a base, and an interconnection assembly between the base and the mirror. The base includes a suction device for selectively locking or unlocking the viewing apparatus to/from a mounting surface. The suction device utilizes a lifter and an internal coupler that drives the lifter, responsive to user operation of a lock/unlock selector, to reposition a flexible diaphragm increasing or decreasing the volume of a space between an underside surface of the suction device and the mounting surface depending upon a direction of rotation of the selector.

A viewing apparatus that is securable (lockable) to surfaces includes a mirror, a base, and an interconnection assembly between the base and the mirror. The base includes a suction device for selectively locking or unlocking the viewing apparatus to/from a mounting surface. The suction device utilizes a lifter and an internal coupler that drives the lifter, responsive to user operation of a lock/unlock selector, to reposition a flexible diaphragm increasing or decreasing the volume of a space between an underside surface of the suction device and the mounting surface depending upon a direction of rotation of the selector.

The invention comprises a hands-free, adjustable telescoping magnifying mirror. The mirror may have a first reflective surface and a second reflective surface and can be secured to a horizontal or vertical surface using a suction cup base or can be hung over a door or ledge using a retractable hanger bracket. A telescoping rod is attached to the suction cup base. The mirror may be extended from the base by extending the telescoping rod and the mirror assembly can stand freely without falling over, whether the suction cup base is engaged or not. Additionally, one or more light sources may be disposed at a periphery of the first reflective surface or second reflective surface.

The invention comprises a hands-free, adjustable telescoping magnifying mirror. The mirror may have a first reflective surface and a second reflective surface and can be secured to a horizontal or vertical surface using a suction cup base or can be hung over a door or ledge using a retractable hanger bracket. A telescoping rod is attached to the suction cup base. The mirror may be extended from the base by extending the telescoping rod and the mirror assembly can stand freely without falling over, whether the suction cup base is engaged or not. Additionally, one or more light sources may be disposed at a periphery of the first reflective surface or second reflective surface.

A viewing apparatus that is securable (lockable) to surfaces includes a mirror, a base, and an interconnection assembly between the base and the mirror. The base includes a suction device for selectively locking or unlocking the viewing apparatus to/from a mounting surface. The suction device utilizes a lifter and an internal coupler that drives the lifter, responsive to user operation of a lock/unlock selector, to reposition a flexible diaphragm increasing or decreasing the volume of a space between an underside surface of the suction device and the mounting surface depending upon a direction of rotation of the selector.

A viewing apparatus that is securable (lockable) to surfaces includes a mirror, a base, and an interconnection assembly between the base and the mirror. The base includes a suction device for selectively locking or unlocking the viewing apparatus to/from a mounting surface. The suction device utilizes a lifter and an internal coupler that drives the lifter, responsive to user operation of a lock/unlock selector, to reposition a flexible diaphragm increasing or decreasing the volume of a space between an underside surface of the suction device and the mounting surface depending upon a direction of rotation of the selector.

A shower caddy is disclosed. The shower caddy includes a first foldable cover, attached to a back cover via a first spine, the first spine defined by a first set of vertical fold lines, a second foldable cover, attached to the back cover via a second spine, the second spine defined by a second set of vertical fold lines, wherein the back cover includes a generally rectangularly-shaped surface having a mirror, and at least one light.

A shower caddy is disclosed. The shower caddy includes a first foldable cover, attached to a back cover via a first spine, the first spine defined by a first set of vertical fold lines, a second foldable cover, attached to the back cover via a second spine, the second spine defined by a second set of vertical fold lines, wherein the back cover includes a generally rectangularly-shaped surface having a mirror, and at least one light.

A mount includes a frame, a head coupled to a first end of the frame, a suction cup positioned at an opposite second end of the frame, and a suction-cup activator. Rotational movement of the suction-cup activator causes a corresponding axial moment of the suction cup for attaching the mount to a surface. The head allows attachment of a handheld electronic device to the mount.

The invention comprises a hands-free, adjustable telescoping magnifying mirror. The mirror may have a first reflective surface and a second reflective surface and can be secured to a horizontal or vertical surface using a suction cup base or can be hung over a door or ledge using a retractable hanger bracket. A telescoping rod is attached to the suction cup base. The mirror may be extended from the base by extending the telescoping rod and the mirror assembly can stand freely without falling over, whether the suction cup base is engaged or not. Additionally, one or more light sources may be disposed at a periphery of the first reflective surface or second reflective surface.