Included Instructions are good for a laugh, but not much else!
I bought this for my daughter so I won't comment on how well it works, or doesn't... she hasn't tried it yet.  But the included instructions read like an old Hollywood comical stereotype of a Chinese tourist trying to speak English for the first time.  They consist of a fold-out with 7 numbered pages, yet the &#34;contents&#34; lists all 7 sections as appearing on &#34;Page 1&#34;.<br /><br />The first question my wife asked was whether you use it on dry hair or wet... the instructions don't say.  Kind of a key point, I would think!  Some samples from the instructions with my comments in ():<br />&#34;More Generally, hair hanging in the temperature 210-190 degrees...&#34;<br />&#34;Please use the power button to bower (sic) on hold for 3 seconds to boot...&#34;  (you boot a computer, not a hair styler)<br />&#34;Fast Hair Straightener use a different direction, for personal use, with the personal habits.&#34;<br />&#34;The hair care products need to be cleaned because residues&#34;<br /><br />Now here is my favorite (no personal injury suits in China, I guess):<br />&#34;we recommend that you begin to choose the highest amount (temperature), then according to the hair to reduce the temperature level.  (of course in the US, we would always say start at the lowest temperature and adjust upward, to avoid getting sued for burns and hair damage.)<br /><br />Finally, if you want to sell a product in the US, you might want to consider that we do not use Celsius... except in labs.  At the least offer a way to toggle the setting.<br /><br />Bottom line, while I'm not speaking directly to the quality of the product, if the engineering comes anywhere close to the quality of the instructions, it will probably be a waste of money.
Rating: 2 stars