Très bien mais l’autonomie n’est pas au top et semble moins puissante que d’autres modèles moins chères. Reste très jolie et pratique.

I just came to the realization that i’m the one of the only people that actually bought this with my own money that’s leaving a review lol. here are my first impressions.

I just received this nail lamp today and it’s nice thus far. i ran a few tests with my builder gel to see if it’d cure and it did. still not 100% sure what the actual watts are on this model as the manual says that the peak power of it is 78W so i’m guessing that means it doesn’t consistently perform at 78W. i feel a little more comfortable knowing that the wavelengths (365nm+395nm) are where they need to be, but still a bit iffy. i’ll try to look into that more or get in contact with the manufacturer to see what the wattage actually is. i’m also aware that rechargeable lamps can be quite tricky and generally speaking have a shorter lifespan than lamps that require cords to operate so i don’t expect to have this for a very long time. i’ll be getting a more expensive one in a few months so hopefully it holds up for the time being. i will only be using this lamp while it’s plugged in (i know that defeats the purpose of it being cordless) due to the fact that the battery not being on 100% while being used can compromise how well it performs. like the title says i’ll be back in a few months to update on how it’s doing.

UPDATE:
I’m back for the update as promised! I returned it at the very beginning of 2025. I don’t have any real complaints other than the fact that I just didn’t really trust it’s curing abilities while I had it. Like I said previously, I planned on getting a more expensive lamp (KOKOIST Infinity) and I did so I figured I’d return it because I wouldn’t be using anymore. I did experience lifting when I used it with my builder gel and that can be a big indicator of uncured product. I ran tests to see if it cured when I had it like I in the initial review, but there’s really no completely accurate way to test a lamp’s curing ability at home. I want to keep this relatively short, so I’ll wrap this up by saying that knowing what I know now about lamps, gels, and gel allergies, I’d try to match up the brand of my lamp with the brand of the gel that I’m using. If you can’t do that then just make sure that the specs on your lamp are identical to the lamp that you should be using. (same as whatever gel brand you’re using) With all this being said, I took off one star from my original review and I think that that’s a fair rating.

okay so i wanted to love this lamp so bad. it’s rare to find a UV/LED lamp on amazon that actually states the nanometers and not just the wavelength! which is amazing for professionals who know how gel actually cures lol. however this lamp goes into a sort of “standby mode” and will turn off temporarily to save battery after around 3 minutes of inactivity. so then i ask my client to put their hand in the lamp and it doesn’t sense their hand or turn on unless i manually press the button twice. which is very inconvenient and i’ve had designs not cure for this exact reason.

Está bueno

I’ve had this nail lamp for a while and it is so convenient. I go long breaks between usage but the battery life is really good, I dont have to charge it as often and the fact that it is cordless is really nice as well. It cures just as good as a corded nail lamp which I love.