🌟 T3 Lucea ID Digital Ceramic Flat Iron with Interactive HeatID Technology for Personalized Heat Settings - White/Rose Gold, 1 Inch Review

You'll love it if you like high-tech products that require instructions for use. This straightener is good, works amazing but honestly too many bells and whistles too heavy to use at 6am just to straighten your hair. There are multiple uses, multiple heating options, sounds, pings and noises coming from this thing. I just feel like I'd be better off with something more straightforward, no pun intended. I've been using T3 for years and their other products are great and easy to use.

Now I know why so expensive because it's a very good product, very useful, my wife loves it, she used it every day to straighten her hair, value for money , to think about who must deal with hair every day, must have this piece, it will last forever.

I have a few straighter ones but this one is great. Shiny soft hair and I don't feel like they damage my hair like others I've had before.

For $250 it was a Christmas present and the white paint on the sides is starting to bubble from the heat. I usually change my iron every two to three years. Two months have passed! I don't think it will last a year!

I was very excited about the digital technology and settings of this device; However, the paint was peeling and chipping within a few months. They were too expensive for that. I could have just bought a $20 iron instead that cost over $200. The ceramic plates were very nice.

I brought this iron after only a few uses despite warnings about paint chipping. Well, as the reviews say, the iron is definitely cracked. I think it works fine. It gets hot, but honestly it can get too hot and burn your hair if you're not careful. If you buy one, just know that unless the manufacturer changes the design, your iron will break down like everyone else in just a few short weeks. So disappointing as it isn't a cheaper iron $$$ The functions are also very complex and if I want to…

Got this newfangled T3 Micro Lucea straightener. The touchscreen is just a heat setting. You tell it how thick your hair is, how long it is, if it's colored or damaged, and it sets the temperature for you. I did so and proceeded to style my hair in corkscrew curls. Eh My custom setting didn't work for curls that would last more than a few seconds, but worked great as a flat iron. You can also override the "smart" settings and manually set what I will do in the future. It's a beautiful…

Tried many others but no luck. This one is great in every way. Worth the price and I'm glad I didn't give up the search for an iron.