Kiaitre Nail Lamp - 36 Lamp Beads Nail Dryer with 4 Time Setting, Automatic Sensor UV Light for Valentine's Day

Am in love with this

I am so pleased that I purchased the Kiaitre 72 watt lamp! I've been using it non-stop since it arrived, on myself, my friends, and with "Elsa", my realistic practice hand. I have already swatched every single gel I own, whether it's in a bottle, a pot, hard gel, builder gel, glitter gel, structure gel, spider gel, art gel, blooming gel.... you name it, I've swatched and cured it, successfully!For those of you wondering if it will cure your favorite gel, I can tell you some of the brands I've played with this past week:Light Elegance's hard gel including their potted glitter gel, fiber gel, builder gel, buttercreams.The Gel Bottle's regular gel, glitter gel, rubber base and top coats, gelpots, and their builder in a bottle. Madam Glam's- bottled gel, glitter gel, builder in a bottle, their new-ish metallic gels, hybrid gel (aka polygel), SBD London's jelly builder hard gel, IBD's hard gel (UV only), Kokoist potted gel and Estemio's gels.... every single gel listed, without exception cured beautifully, perfectly, rapidly.This lamp is unbelievable, I love it so much! I won't go over all the features since they're listed above, but I would like to mention my favorites-- I like the way it looks, white, clean lines, the seconds clearly glowing on top. The timer buttons run in a straight vertical line down the back of the lamp and there are 4 of them: 10s, 30s, 60s, and a "painless" mode which is 120s. I've been successfully curing most of my gels for 30s. This makes me so happy!I also like that this lamp has 36 lamp beads with no dead zones and 23 heat dissipation holes. I like that it has a magnetic tray with indentations for your fingers, but it can be removed for your toes, and easily reattached.Another feature I can't live without is the motion activated auto sensor. Hand in, light on, hand out light off.But my favorite feature by far is that it's a 72 watt curing machine that easily and quickly cures extensions, encapsulations, hard gel and anything else I can dream up. I suggest you buy this gem before they're all sold out!

I received this light yesterday and the first thing I noticed is that this must have been a return because the seal on the box was broken. When I opened the box, it was evident that the power supply box had also been opened. That isn't necessarily a problem, although I did pay for a NEW IN BOX item, so I decided to try it out.I used the lamp today for the first time. It does what it is expected to do, and the only issue I saw was that the lamp does not automatically turn off on the 30 second timer. You have to manually put it back in stand-by mode by removing your hand and resetting the time. The additional times worked as expected. I don't see any problem with this light that I can't work with, so I'll be keeping it, and I'm giving it four stars for the obvious issue related to prior use, and the 30 second auto-off problem.

I've used, cleaned and loved this little lamp almost to death. I've had it since October 2020 and the poor thing had been dropped repeatedly ( I'm extremely lucky here) and it's still kicking. I've rubbed the printed labeling off of it and had to replace the power cord once. 10/10 would order again.

First I would like to say that this item was not supposed to be delivered until today however I received it a day early. I did use the item last night and so far so good. I didn’t read the reviews prior to purchasing the item and a few people express that it did not cure their nails well. After using the item I will say that my nails did not cure well on the 60s option. I had to use the 120s option to get a good cure for Each layer ( Including bass coat, 2 polish coats, and top coat. I would advise that you use the 120s option each time for salon quality results!

So, the lamp on the right I purchased prior to the Kiaitre lamp. While it was in process, I saw this one. I figured I’d decide between the two, and just keep the better one. It’s pretty obvious which one I chose! LolLook at the difference between the first one I bought (right) and the Kiaitre (left). The first one had 24 bulbs, and a lot of dead space. You wouldn’t think that 12 more bulbs would make a big difference, but wow! No dead space whatsoever, and expertly placed in all the right spots. The Kiaitre wins hands down in this category!The prior brand was 48W, the Kiaitre has 72W! Huge difference there! As far as all the bells and whistles go, they have all of them equally.But here’s my point...I paid $27.99 for the first one, and $29.99 (with coupon) for the Kiaitre. Now, which one would you choose?I love this lamp, and recommend it highly!

I was nervous about trying my first DIY gel manicure, but this lamp was so easy to use and worked so well that my nerves were quickly eased. The motion control on/off is extremely accurate and the timer picks up where it left off when you remove your hand and place it back in. There are four settings and it remembers which setting you prefer. I especially like the removable bottom tray for cleaning since I sometimes use a gel top coat over dip powder and can remove the tray to clean off any fallen powder. I chose this lamp because it was recommended by one of my favorite social media manicure personalities. She loves this lamp, so I figured I would too - and I do!

Absolute steal of a deal for this lamp! Here’s why I like it and think it’s better than some other similar-priced items: 1) it has lots of bulbs (look on the underside of other lamps; these are more numerous and tightly packed, for better curing); 2) once you press your preferred time setting, you don’t need to press again, it operates on motion detection; and 3) it is enclosed with a base with finger grooves, rather than just an open arc that emits light onto your desk or table. My first gel set looks great and I’m very happy I finally purchased this lamp.