Review on 🌞 SUNUV UV LED Nail Lamp, 48W Gel Polish Nail Dryer, Fast Drying Nail Light with 3 Timers, Auto Sensor, LCD Display, SUN6 by Chris Wyffels

I am a nail designer. My colleagues have OPI gel nail dryers, which are not only bulky, ugly, but expensive. They cost over $200. Who would buy what you know? Sometimes they don't dry their fingers because the lamps aren't on the sides of the lamp. I stumbled across this little gem at a very reasonable price. I thought it might be worth a try. I could have gone for a 48W unit, but I didn't realize that it also removes the bottom part. Bu. #Pro: - Grip. Convenient to carry in store. It's lightweight, so you girls shouldn't have a problem getting it from your closet at home or anything. The lower shell is removable. Using it to dry your toes gives the illusion that you have more room to work. You can also see where the light falls so you will find a nice place for different customers/seats. I usually connect the bottom shell when I do my clients fingernails. So I know exactly where to position her hands to get the most out of my minute and a half. (I promise I'll last longer.) - Ultraviolet rays are directed to the sides of the lamp. What I pointed out above, old models cannot solve this problem yet. This is to ensure your clumsy thumbs are cured. # Cons: - Only 36 watts. A little under the usual 40 watts. We need this number higher for professional use to save time for technicians and customers. I usually hold double the power for a few seconds to make the light brighter. This means it generates more heat and results in faster drying times. When the heat reaches a certain point, it will automatically return to slow heating mode to avoid overheating. Which is good and bad at the same time. Again, I have a professional mindset that is not suited to the environment during my testing. This will not properly cure the nails. Cheap plastic. Yes, it is light as it is pure plastic. Clients often knock him down. This is not Bueno. 5/5 stars if you like to take your time and DIY is the way to go. It's good for home use. 3/5 stars for professionals.