Abstract: The present invention is directed to an electronic mirror designed to replace a pocket or purse mirror. The electronic mirror has a handheld housing. A processor is in the housing. The housing includes a first electronic image sensor attached to the processor. A second electronic image sensor is detachably attached to the housing. The housing has an electronic display. The second electronic image sensor has a wireless connection with the housing. This allows the user to move the second electronic image sensor so they can see the back of their head. It also allows them to monitor a child. The electronic mirror includes a selector for determining which of the two image sensors is being displayed on the electronic display.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to an electronic mirror designed to replace a pocket or purse mirror. The electronic mirror has a housing with an electronic display. The electronic mirror includes a processor driving the display. An image sensor is connected to the processor by an electronic cord. The electronic cord is held in place by a retraction mechanism. In use the owner can pull out the image sensor to view the back, top and sides of their head. The electronic mirror includes a freeze frame feature and zoom feature. The electronic mirror also includes a stand to free up a user's hands.