💅 iFancer 48W Rechargeable UV LED Nail Lamp: Portable Fast-drying Professional Nail Dryer Machine Review

. can be used while charging. more professional. So the numbers are looking away from you. deep full light has high and low heat as well as time. higher performance. Disable when not in use. Being rechargeable really sets it apart from my others as the cords are usually annoyingly short. especially bad when doing toes. The price is fair🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈

The iFancer 48W Rechargeable UV LED Nail is not my first exposure (ha) to UV nail dryers/curing machines. iFancer is pretty typical for LED based devices. The device is very light. A relatively unique feature is the built-in lithium battery, which allows the lamp to be operated without an outlet. While it's probably not what you need in a nail salon, it's great for at-home nail care. The timer and brightness controls are easy to use, and the multi-segment timer LED is easy to see from a…

****Update**** So, on my first check I noticed some underdrying in the first layers of my manicure, but the die Overall manicure was a success. Well I tried again and it's all incomplete. I used the 60 second setting for each layer and the layers were the same thickness as always (dip layers get thicker). My manicure is falling apart and I won't be using this lamp again.****End of update****I have a trendy Kiara Sky rechargeable lamp but I can't see the seconds countdown because it's on the…

Small. Compact. I like the auto sensor mode option. For example, you have two temperatures to choose from. The only downside is that the countdown is upside down.

I've tried MANY nail lamps. This is one of the most pleasant. It doesn't get as hot as many cheap light bulbs. (The price hasn't been listed yet, but I'm guessing it will be somewhere between $50 and $80.) If you ask me, it's worth buying a good lamp. ALWAYS note that this is slightly heavier than non-cordless bulbs. That is interesting. This is the only bulb I've tried that emits red light instead of purple blue. It states that the light is not harmful to the eyes (not that you should look at…

Stopped working after 2 months from 30th June to 31st August. I took a picture of it, the power is on but there is no light. Bad product, not recommended

It works great and I love that it's cordless. I can only stretch out an arm at a convenient time. It's way back where I can put my whole arm in. I would like it wider. It seems to lose charge quickly when it's wireless and healing, but nothing crazy. However, I think the price is currently over $80.