I don't have a personal opinion, but I bought it for my wife and after she used it, her mother and her sister asked for it too, so I believe that the combination of quality and price it offers is excellent.

I've had it for a year and it hasn't shown any problems. However, it's more for straightening rather than curling since the head is large. In short, it may not do what it promises, but for a salon-style blowout it's just fine, especially for those who can't handle a hairdryer

Very good brush! Just what you need for quick styling in the hair every morning! I personally do not use it on wet hair

After not even 2 months of use, it started to smell burnt and make a strange noise. Because I have quite fine and straight hair, I felt like every time I used it, strands were coming out.. unfortunately, I threw it away

It is quite large, resulting in it straightening more than creating curls. If you want it to reduce frizz, resulting in a blowout, it is just right..

Overall, it does its job. I do not recommend it in any case for daily use. I have curly hair and after almost a month of daily use, it destroyed my hair! The strands broke, they frizz incredibly, while my hair looks like I've had a bleach treatment. Also, sometimes it smells burnt after a while of use. Other than that, it straightens relatively well.

It is very good, but it is huge, it is for very long hair and for big curls, it does a good job

I have been using electric brushes for many years. Initially, I am very hard on the plastic teeth, resulting in the hair breaking easily. The most important thing is that in 2 weeks the hot air stopped working..... unacceptable...

Very good, it does its job perfectly like the expensive models. It can be used on dry and damp hair ideally, not on dripping wet hair! It doesn't tangle my hair and makes it look smooth and straight.

It has been very convenient for me, I have wavy/ unruly long hair. In a short time, they look very well-groomed. I recommend using it on well-dried hair and not on damp hair. With the right technique, it gives a perfect result! I have had it for quite a while, only once in the summer did I encounter an issue, somewhat like it overheated and stopped working, but a little while later it worked normally. It is definitely worth the money!

Very good for the money!!!! It styles my hair in a short amount of time even though I have thick and curly hair!!!

I have curly frizzy hair with quite damp hair; it smooths nicely without making it stiff like a straightener, but gives a nice well-styled look with movement

My hair is frizzy. When I straighten it with this specific brush, a little while later my hair becomes frizzy again. I use it when my hair is wet but it still happens the same. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong. I've had it for 1 month and it always does the same thing. If I'm doing something wrong, someone please tell me how to use it correctly.

If you have thin hair like me, do not use it at the highest temperature, it fried my hair with one use, even though I used heat protection from a reputable company. I will not judge the styling result, because what's the point if it damages your hair. Maybe at medium temperature it won't be the same, but I'm afraid to use it again.

I have it for 2 months. I have curly hair that frizzes easily. I do an initial brushing with the brush to make my hair not completely curly, and then I pass it with the straightener to straighten it. If I don't pass it with the straightener, after an hour they lose their shape. It helps a little because it makes the process with the straightener a little faster, but on its own it cannot straighten hair.

I had the equivalent Revlon and I gave it away (maybe I rushed a bit). Watching videos on YouTube, I learned the proper way to use an airbrush and my opinion completely changed, so I decided to give it another try. I preferred this one because of its price and reviews, and I am very happy about it. It is excellent and very easy to use, especially for someone like me who is not at all skilled with a hairdryer and brush.
One trick I saw and apply is to first dry completely wet hair with a hairdryer until a few strands start to fly (the first sign of frizz) because I think it is impossible to achieve 50-80-60% dry hair that I saw in many videos. It is necessary to use heat protection. Also, a small tuft that fits in the brush, thin enough for the air to penetrate, entering from both the bottom and top of the brush, and constantly rotating it throughout the movement from the root to the tip, as this reduces frizz.

For the money, it is excellent! Great head, powerful at 1200w and the 2 speeds for the hot are more than enough. It straightens my damaged hair quite well in 10 minutes after blow-drying with a hairdryer. Overall, value for money!

Very good choice! User-friendly and effective. I have thin hair and hair up to my shoulder. I use it for straightening, I haven't used it for curls, but I believe it will make big, light curls on longer hair. It has 3 levels: cold air and I, II for hot. The cold air is not so cold but it's a minor drawback.