UV Light for Nails, Joytii 82W UV LED Nail Lamp with 3 Timers, Automatic Sensor Nail Dryer for Gel Nail Polish, LCD Display Gel Nail Light, Curing Lamp for Manicure and Pedicure 1

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I bought this in January 2021. I have had this lamp for almost 4 years and it is still going very strong. I’ve dropped it a couple times and has still worked perfectly. Only up until this year have some of the lights started going out, however over half of the lights are still working. I’ve been using this for a long time and and it’s truly one of my favorite nail lamps ever used. I definitely recommend it if it’s available. Also, for the last almost 4 years, I have done my nails, toes included, at least once every single month the entire time. I’ve gotten a lot of a lot of use out of this.

The media could not be loaded. The light is easy to use just plug in and go. I dries my gel polish so much faster then my last lamp. The last lamp I had only had one row of Lights. So it didn't cure my polish very good or I would have to be under there for 2-3 minutes just to get it to cure on the way as shown in the picture it does that it. But this beautiful lamp has lights all over the inside and only took 30 seconds for my polish to dry. I would most definitely recommend recommend this light to everyone beginners especially. Because technically I am still a beginner and learning the good and bad about things. But this lamp definitely definitely a must-buy if you're looking to getting into gel polish, polygel. I can't wait till I can do my next set see how long it takes for the poly gel to cure not like 10 minutes in the last lamp.

It works pretty good, you get what you pay. It takes a little bit of time for me to cure my nail polish tho. But in the end it gets the job done!

This light was better than expected for the price I paid! Love that the light comes on when hand goes in! Haven't needed to cure anything longer than 120s!Have had this lamp for almost a year and wanted to update my review. It's still a great lamp but I use alot of dark colors and I've noticed it's lost it's strength and has caused me to have a reaction due to the gels not fully curing.. it took me 3 manicures and alot of research to figure that out. I wanted to order another because I do love this one so much but will be going with a higher wattage next time. Still very happy with my purchase for the price and quality, you should replace your lamp every year if you're a regular technician, which I am not so I thought I might could get a longer life span out of it but that seems to not be the case☹️

The Joytii nail lamp looks professional and the materials does not look or feel cheap. The bottom is detachable which is very helpful in adjusting the height specially if you will use a false nail holder. It has 3 time settings 30, 60, and 90 seconds, which are touch buttons (not press). I love that it also have a screen that shows the countdown, so you know how much you still need for curing. It automatically turns on when you put your hand or item in. It also turn off automatically based on the time you've set or you can just touch one of the buttons to manually turn it off. I have tried 3 different gel polish brands (joytii and 2 others) and it worked well on all of them without any problem. Will definitely recommend this product.

Good beginner uv light to use at home. This is my first time doing a design on acrylic at home on my own! Don’t judge my nails 😅it has a sensor, so lightly touch the amount of time you want (30s, 60s, 120s) for curing. cord can be long if I wanted which is a nice plus. very lightweight, but feels cheap.i used gel Sally Hansen, and like many other reviews have mentioned, it takes a lot of time to cure compared to salons. If you want way faster curing time, be prepared to spend a lot more for more wattage!I have time and on a budget, so I am okay having to cure each layer more than 120sfor example, I created french tip with some durable press-ons from Amazon. each layer of paint added required way more time to cure. I probably did about 3-4 (thin) layers on each nail. the first 2 layers I cured 60s twice. last 2 layers were cured using the 120s about 3 times each.in the end I couldn’t find a gel topcoat, so I used a normal Sally Hansen top coat and cured a couple layers (about 2) layers on top! with each top coat I probably cured an extra 120s 2x.Even after all that, I put a dent in my thumb with my other nail when cleaning up my supplies...you get what you pay for!!

I originally bought a gel nail kit from Walmart and the uv light in it was trash. I bought the joyti uv nail lamp as a replacement and it's perfect. The lamp has three setting and cool sensors that only come on when you stick your hand in. After use my nails dried in about two minutes. I love this lamp and it makes doing my nails significantly more convenient. Easy setup too. No need to push buttons for every cure just choose your setting then the light goes on and off by sensing the presence of your hand so less smudges.