RAYOCON150W UV LED Nail Lamp for Gel Polish,Fast LED UV Dryer Nail Curing Light with 57 Lamp Beads Auto Sensor,Professional Nail Art Salon Accessories with Portable Handle and Larger Space (Purple)

Great for drying uv resin when doing custom pens. Works great and have had zero issues so far . Well worth the price

This UV lamp is perfect exactly what I need for doing nails. I love how you can put both hands in, and it has a low heat mode. Even at 30s it dries perfectly doesn’t need the 120 secs. I would of gave it 5 stars but my issue I have is the bottom doesn’t stay attach no matter how hard I push down hoping it will stay it comes right off when I grab it by the handle.

I use this with UV resin to give a great glossy finish to my painted rocks. Perfect for my needs.

I bought this 150W UV/LED Nail Lamp with 57 Lamp Beads for my very lovely wife. She has been experiencing weak, brittle and cracked nails. Very painful!For medical reasons, she is forced to protect her weak nails with fake nail coverings. She uses natural nail colors for a real-nails look.It has been many years since she used fake nails, and we had forgotten how difficult it was for acrylic glue to set in the center of the nail-bed.Sure enough, old problems like water getting under the glued nail, and her nail(s) getting green hues on the center of the nail-bed started again, with frequent breaking off of the glued nail.Why?As she got more frustrated, she begged for my help, and being the awesome spouse I am, of course, I was hers to command. I started researching to find the best solution. Making my wife happy is more than important!I dug into research and found that the acrylic glue was at fault. It does not matter how professionally nails are done, or who does the job. Acrylic glue needs air to properly cure, and so “micro bubbles” form as it dries on the nail-bed where air cannot easily get to it to dry it.Solution?We needed a better glue, a better adhesive system.Enter the Gel line of products that are NOT cured or dried by air, but is chemically cured by Ultra-Violet light.Now, when using anything “Gel” for the nails, we found that we MUST use CLEAR nail tips or CLEAR nail forms to sculpt the nails using a Gel slip liquid. Only these CLEAR nails or nail forms will allow the UV light from the appropriate lamp to penetrate to the Gel glue, to cure it.This method of curing allows the Gel glue to harden uniformly, without micro air bubbles, thus preventing water from seeping under the edges that causes nail breakage, lifting, or greening of your real nails.I also found that a unique chemical is added to Gel glues so the glue can be cured by UV light. Different companies uses different activation compounds, that are cured by specific wavelengths: 365nm & 405nm (nano-meters).Since Gel products manufacturers do not always list the specific wavelength requirements, I decided to look for a machine that produces the 2 wavelengths, so the wife can get any Gel type products she wants, and the machine will cure them all.(HINT: Buy or use NO-WIPE Gel glue and Gel polish).The amount of UV LED lights, and a high Wattage equivalent output is also important. The more, the better. Machine size also matters, if you want to put both hands or both feet in the UV/LED Nail Lamp.After the learning curve, I decided to write this lengthy review to help others who are also figuring these things out. We are pleased with the machine. Her glued-on nails last weeks, needing only routine maintenance and lots and lots of time!It’s been a few weeks since buying this LED UV Nail Dryer. It was reasonably priced, and has all the features we were looking for. We certainly recommend it.This adventure continues ……

I bought this nail lamp more so for curing UV resin, rather than just for nails but it works great for both. My one concern before ordering it was that the smart sensor light would not activate with/recognize inorganic objects being placed in it instead of hands, but thankfully with most larger molds it does. To cure/harden smaller molds I end up just using the 90 second button a few times. I went with this much higher wattage model hoping the extra light would speed things up a good bit and it really does. It can probably cure or harden small thin molds or nails in as little as the minute plus options. I end up repeating the highest time setting a few times just to be safe. I also made sure to get a model with the removable base to give me more room underneath. Over all it was definitely worth purchasing. Minor downsides if I had to be picky would be the short time durations it stays on but I get why (I'm sure those are in place more so for safety),the over all size; I wouldn't mind it being quite bigger for what I'm mainly using it for, the length of the electrical chord (could be longer or you may want to use an extension chord with it,and the base magnets could be a little stronger. For primarily or only nail use I don't see any of that being a problem. It is light weight, compact, powerful, quiet, fast working , and incredibly simple to use. Again I wish it stayed on continuously without the smart sensor or any other factor since I'm not using it for hands but almost all of these now work in a similar way so that would be a universal complaint. In my opinion for about the same price as many less powerful UV LED based lamps, it was indeed better going with this 150+ watt with more LEDs. I can't really report on it as just a designated nail dryer but I have also used a brush on resin gloss coat on my resin jewelry projects which is as close to polish as you can get really and I'm sure that cures even in a minute or say within 3 minutes max. I just repeat the process because its inanimate and I like to turn or flip the molds/pieces. Sorry if this is really unhelpful to those doing nails. I'm more than confident that it would still get the job done with any nail task job though because it can rapidly solidify millimeters thick of clear liquid resin evenly even in not super clear silicone molds. All around a good buy though, and it works just as I expected and intended it to. It is certainly much better than the low 36 watt or less mini compact pop up stand type dryers and even the 60 watt UV LED bulb I was using before. I also don't see any of the 70$ or more nail lamps being worth the price difference, and I believe the only stronger ones on here I came across before buying this one were only 168 watt max which isn't drastically higher. If you use one for just a nail dryer and have some time to kill anyways then I think the wattage may not matter but one like this definitely saves time and energy.

It doesn't dry your thumbs well, not an isolated case, so 4 stars😕

I really loved this dryer but can’t use it now because I lost the power cord. Seller if you can see this can the cord be purchased separately?

For beginners it's perfect, value and look are ok.

I have been looking for a new UV LED Nail Lamp and I finally found one that I really like! I love how lovely and big the drying area is. Both hands can be done at the same time. Also, it has a detachable bottom for doing pedicures. I volunteer with the elderly and because some nail products have heat spikes, I was looking for a lamp that has the gentle dry cycle. This unit will dry up to 120 seconds on a lower spectrum so my "Girls" won't get hurt. The lights go completely around the unit, so there won't be any areas that don't dry. I would highly recommend this item to anyone, whether a DIYer or a professional, this unit will do it all!

Nail light arrived in a busted up box and there is a chunk missing from the bottom. 🤞 Hoping it will work as it took a full month to arrive.

This Lamp hardly cures my gel in a timely manner and it’s supposed to have the best watts on Amazon. I was expecting much better!

Doesn't cure gel polish it's peals off

Facile à utiliser