Review (4/5): Does a good job.
So, why is a guy reviewing a UV nail curing lamp? I'm a finger style guitar player. Natural nails don't survive that kind of abuse, so builder gel and fiberglass nail wrap on my picking hand are a fact of life when I'm playing a lot.
This is a good curing lamp. It will do the gel by itself in 60-180 seconds, depending on thickness, and a little longer when fiberglass is involved.
It has buttons for 10, 30, and 60 seconds. A fourth button puts the lamp in half power mode if the curing gel is heating up too much for you.
It's big enough to get one of my large hands in. If you have smaller hands you might be able to get both in at the same time.
The bottom detaches from the top very easily, making it easy to clean the inside.
A wall wart power supply is included. No need to dig out an old phone charger.
My only gripe is the power claim. It says 72 watts. According to my watt meter, it's 23 watts on high, and 12 watts on low. That's plenty of power for an LED lamp, I just wish they'd be honest about it.
Bottom line, this is a good curing lamp that does the job.