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<p class=”speakableTextP1″>Simplehuman expands its line of vanity mirrors with the Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi and Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi Assist. The company brought both mirrors to CES to showcase Wi-Fi Smarts and Google Assistant integration.  </p><p class=”speakableTextP2″>The Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi and Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi Assist uses Simplehuman’s tru-lux light system with 95 CRI (color rendering index). The system is meant to closely simulate natural sunlight. Both models also introduce what Simplehuman calls “night shift,” a setting that gradually shifts to soft light to promote better sleep, as well as “candlelight” and “nightlight” modes.</p><p>The Simplehuman Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi and Hi-Fi Assist can stream music over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi for devices with Air Play 2, and the company says the mirror’s 2.5-inch acoustic driver produces high-fidelity sound.  </p><p>You can control both models through the Simplehuman app, which also adds features like setting alarms and expands control over sound, lighting and sensor activity. </p><p>The difference between the Hi-Fi and Hi-Fi Assist is one very big thing: Google Assistant. The Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi Assist works with Google Assistant so you can control audio functions via voice commands. You can also ask Google for things like the weather or information about your commute.</p><p>Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi and Sensor Mirror Hi-Fi Assist will be available at simplehuman.com and brick-and-mortar retailers nationwide.</p>

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