UV Light for Nails Easkep 120W - UV Nail Lamp Nail Dryer UV Lamp for Gel Nails UV LED Nail Lamp Curing Lamp Faster Professional for Home and Salon

I got this after paying over $100 2 weeks ago to get my toenails and fingernails done with gel at the salon only to have the gel chip and lift within less than a week! This is much cheaper to be able to do my own nails at home! This lamp arrived this week and I used it tonight! I used base coat then cured (~60 seconds) 2 layers of the colored polish and cured in between each (~60-90 seconds), and then top coat and cured (120 seconds). The end result was great, the polish was hardened, no issues! I know some reviews said the lamp gets hot. For the 10, 30, and 60 seconds, it definitely does give off a little heat to it that you can feel, but I didn't feel like I was being burned or anything like that. For 99 seconds, it is not hot, but I did not use that setting. I like the touch screen and digital display that counts the second for you so you know exactly how much time is left. I will say after the base coat and color coats, even after curing they were a little tacky and not fully hardened, however, I read that this is correct so the next layers of gel over it can adhere/bond. After curing the top coat, my nails were hardened, and I had no issues. The lamp does come with fingerless gloves, but I chose not to use those. I tried them on and they were sort of big and the finger parts went too far up my fingers to my nails. It I wanted to use those, I would have to trim the fingers back on the gloves, but I probably won't use them. I can't speak to how long the gel lasts after using this lamp since I just used it for the first time tonight, but so far, so good, and I am satisfied with it!

This was suuuper lightweight and worked really well. You can touch the seconds that you wanted, and let it count down, or just put your hand in the lamp and let it count up until whenever you decide. It goes all the way to 120 seconds before shutting off. Whenever you put your hand in, the light goes on, and whenever you take your hand out, the light automatically turns off.I cured my base coat for 30 seconds, and each color layer for 99-120 seconds. Then I cured the top coat for 2 minutes. For reference, I use the Gellish fantastic 4 kit, and Gellen polish colors.Loved this product! It worked really well for me. The only thing that I disliked, was that when I took my hand out, and the lights shut off, there was a high-pitched, quiet squealing noise that sounded until I unplugged it. Very well could’ve been my outlet too.Anyways, it’s a super good beginner product, and very easy to use. Once you figure out the learning curve of how long to cure what, it’s a cake-walk from there. Well worth the price!! Also, it came a whole week earlier than expected which is awesome because I COULDNT WAIT to use it. Boo-yah!

I needed to replace an older Sensationail LED that was not enough wattage to fully cure builder gel. I waded though tons of reviews and decided this was the best one. That was a good decision! This works beautifully. The timers all work perfectly and if I just slide my fingers into it, the lights turn on and the counter starts. I have had no trouble at all with this. I’m so happy that there are no annoying beeps, the timer counts down and when it’s finished, the light turns off. No beeping. I wish the cord was a bit longer but that is not a deal breaker for me. I do my nails at the kitchen island and the plug on the side gives me plenty of room to move this where I want it. The wattage on this is perfect for getting a good hardness from builder gels and gel polishes. I have very thin crappy nails naturally and am always looking for ways to help keep them strong. I have NOT experienced any burning from the curing of gels. A couple times I had a warm feeling on two of my nails but the gel cures quickly and the warmth was only for a couple seconds before dissipating. This works wonderfully for me and I’m glad I bought this one!

I'm knocking off one star because my unit has several jittery LEDs, but otherwise it is performing and worth the money. I'm really happy moving over to gel polish. With regular polish I'd always screw them up while getting dressed, unless I did them the day before. With UV hardening gel I can do my nails and hop right into bed. This lamp works for the job and no worse quality than what you'd see at a nail salon.

I work at a nail salon and actually use this nail lamp for professional environment rather than spending over $200 for a brand name lamp. Yikes.#Pros:- Good value. Since this is 120W, it's more future proof. Because these lamps tend to wear out easily, or the lights lose their effectiveness overtime. 120W is 3 times more than a regular lamp.- Touch screen! The touch screen is sensitive, which is great. A light tap would do. No physical button means the product will last longer.- Very lightweight.- The handle is a nice bonus to safely pick up the product.- The bottom part is detachable.- UV LED lights are scattered evenly on the top and sides of the lamp. So thumbs are cured properly.- These new models have LED lights. LED helps dry twice as fast, aka cut down on curing time.- Easy to use. Just put your nails under the lights and let the auto sensor work on low heat, or adjust the timer.#Cons:- Get hot real fast due to high wattage.(I normally use 10s/30s for base coat and first color coat. 30s/60s for second color coat and top coat. If you apply many coats, add another 10-30s on the last color coat and top coat.)- Handle is very flimsy. Literally, handle with care.

Love it! I'm a hairstylist just starting to do nails. This lamp is strong enough to cure professional products. Great value for the price.

This light has a very wide opening, so it’s easy to slide your hand into. I especially liked that when you remove your hand from underneath the light it automatically shuts off. The numbers on the timer are large enough to see, and it has a nice handle on it for transporting to a different location. I would definitely recommend!

Not very sturdy. I have to run it for about 3 minutes each coat for the polish to actually dry so the lights clearly don't work that well even though it gets really hot.