48W LED Nail Dryer UV Curing Professionally For All Gel Nails Toe Nail Auto On/Off Sensor Upgraded with 4 Timer Setting Home and Salon (48W Nail Dryer)

I wish this had worked. Love the size and features of this. It has a timmer you can set or you can just put hand in and keep in as watching seconds. Perfect size, can fit full hand or foot in it. I returned it because it wouldn't get my nails dry. I tried different polish, and tried with just the gel base coat but wouldn't set. I kept it ynder light for 5 minutes after each coat to even get it to be tacky dryish. Don't know if it was defective or if they are all made bad. I really wanted this to work. Did read another review that said same thing but decided to buy it anyways because I figured they just got a defective one. Return went smoothly so that's a good thing. Upset that I no longer have a nail dryer. If you decide to buy you are taking a chance.

I bought this to do my polygel nails and gel polish. This thing is awesome. Having the sensor that recognizes when you insert your hand is a really nice feature. Its big enough to cure an entire hand at a time. The lamp is bright and the digital display on the top is really nice too. I'd highly recommend it!

Amazing! Works great and cheaper than getting my nails done professionally and looks just as good! I love that I can fit my whole hand inside it too!

I very much like this lamp HOWEVER it broke after 1.5 months. I have the same one from before and it lasted 15 months so I bought it again and this time around, it’s junk. Both lamps burned out on the left side. I wonder why that is? For the price, it’s great if it lasts a year. But not after 1.5 months. So very disappointed. It does not hold up for salon use. Otherwise it’s fine for home use.

Something is rattling inside. However It works some better than previous purchase. I have to use at least 3 times on base and too coat and still doesn’t completely dry. Also I must use twice on my color gel. So pretty much I partially blame the lack of complete dryness for the manicures not lasting as long as it should. When manicure is done there are still fibers or any dust that comes into contact with my nails sticks, since it’s leaving the top coat unfinished. I’ve sent a communication concerning the piece rattling on the inside never got a response. Sometimes I’ve used the 120 second auto timer up to 4 or 5 times trying to get a complete dry before giving up and being tired of sitting there. Idk what else to do but at least I get something out of the manis.Used at least 6 times now. Always same2 different brands base/top coat

I really loved these lamps the first few months using them as a professional nail tech. In the last few weeks I have found it is no longer curing polish like it used to, especially dark colors. I will attempt to cure the polish, curing at least 3 minutes, way past factory settings and am still having issues with the polish curing. This has really effected my day to day business as I can’t offer dark colors until I get new lamps ordered. I did see there is a 1 year warentee I’d love to look into because these lamps have died on me in less than 6 months :(

Was apprehensive to buy. Never know if reviews are legit. $179.00 for one at local beauty supply. It works amazing. One of my best purchase from Amazon. Remember, you will be absolutely convinced it isn't drying your nails because of the tackiness. I thought they were not just tacky but WET. Wiped with alcohol and walla. Perfect and hard. I am going to save a bundle for years. More importantly I can do my nails on my schedule. That's huge for me.

For the price, this curing dryer is decent. I was looking for something that was compact but still did the job, and for the most part, it did. I liked how the bottom came off, but it reattachs with magnets and it's not quite the strongest hold. I also had a difficult time with the outlet plugin. It took a lot of force to get it in (the machine, not the outlet) and it was not a sturdy hold. I had to be careful because it was easy to disconnect. I also found out that sometimes it cured great and other times it took 2-4 minutes to get some form of cure.