iFancer48W Rechargeable UV Light LED Nail Lamp Portable Gel Polish Dry Nail Curing Lamp Professional Fast Nail Dryer Cordless Pro Acrylic Nail Dryer Machine

I love it a lot, really worth your money, easy to use and carry.

Stop working after 2 months Jun 30 to August 31. I took the pic of it, power on but no light. Bad product, do not recommend

The iFancer 48W Rechargeable UV LED Nail is not my first exposure (ha) to UV nail drying/curing machines. The iFancer is pretty typical of the LED-based units. The unit is very light. The relatively unique feature is the built-in lithium battery, which allows the lamp to run unplugged from a wall. While that's probably not what you need in a nail shop, it's great for doing your nails at home.The timer and dim controls are easy to use, and the multi-segment timer LED is easily visible from a distance. Unlike some lights, the iFancer has a bottom plate that is a good safety feature (sometimes people put their setup on a reflective surface, like a glass tabletop). From a safety standpoint, it would be nice if there was a more comprehensive shroud. Other than those notes, the light worked well with multiple processes. The sensor that picks up the hand passing into the shroud works pretty well. The only aesthetic thing I don't like are the LEDs that show the remaining battery life... they're big and bright, and they're on THE WHOLE TIME the light is on. It's a minor annoyance, but there's not a good reason you need that information all of the time - I'd prefer a "status" button, or something similar.My last note is more of a technical one... the iFancer is advertised as a 48W. The iFancer does not draw anywhere near 48 watts. This is pretty common with nail lights from ALL manufacturers, but it's good to know that the output of the iFancer is probably comparable to a 48W CCFL, but that's not stated anywhere.In summary, the iFancer works about the same as corded nail lamps, but does so cordlessly (which is fantastic!). If you need portability, this is highly recommended.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This works great and i love that it’s wireless. I can only fit one hand in at time comfortable. Its far back where i can fit my whole hand in it. I do wish it was wider. It does seem to loose charge quick once it’s wireless and curing but nothing crazy. I do however think the price is steep at over $80 currently.

.... can be used while charging..More of a professional one..therefore the numbers are facing away from you.... deep full lightHas high and low heat as well as times...Light turns out if you remove handComfortable.. higher watt ..Unplug when not in useBeing RECHARGEABLE really sets it aboveMy others bc the cords are usually annoyingly short.. especially bad when doin toes..Price is fair🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈

Love this. Love that it can be used with or with out the charge. Turns off completely after a while of not being used.

**** New information ****So, in my original review, I noticed some undercuring in the initial layers of my manicure, but the manicure as a whole came out OK. Well, I tried it again and the whole thing is undercured. I used the 60 second setting for every layer, and the layers were the same thickness as I always do (the layers with dip will be thick). My manicure is falling apart and I won't be using this lamp again.**** end update ****I have a fancy Kiara Sky rechargeable lamp, but I can't see the seconds countdown, because it's on the back, and that drives me bonkers. So I requested this lamp.First, it is VERY small. I have small hands, but if you don't, it might be a problem. It also doesn't have fancy features like a fan, that the more expensive light has.I did like that it remembered the last time I selected, so I didn't have to push the button again.I noticed a bit of undercuring in one of my initial layers, but the manicure came out well overall.

I have tried and tested SOOO many nail lamps. This is one of the nicer ones. It does not get nearly as hot as a lot of the cheap lamp. (This has no price listed yet, but I am going to guess it will be between 50 and 80 dollars) worth the splurge for good lamp if you ask me. DO keep in mind that this is a bit heavier than the lamps that are not cordless. This is interesting...this is the only lamp that I have tried that emits a red light instead of purple/blue light. It says that the light is not harmful to the eyes (not that you should stare at the light) This lamp has a nice shape for storing, and a removable bottom tray. Very nice so far!