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When I heard that OPI released a new LED lamp that was smaller and more affordable, I had to buy it and try it out. I’ve been using the new Studio LED Lamp for a little while now and am very impressed with it. I put together a video demo that shows all of the features. It’s extremely easy to use!
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When I heard that OPI released a new LED lamp that was smaller and more affordable, I had to buy it and try it out. I’ve been using the new Studio LED Lamp for a little while now and am very impressed with it. I put together a video demo that shows all of the features. It’s extremely easy to use!
The OPI Studio LED Lamp has a lot of great features including:
- Motion sensor that activates the light when you place your hand in the lamp. It also automatically turns off when your hand is removed.
- Four timer settings: 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 45 seconds and 60 seconds.
- Lightweight & portable.
- Silence / no beeping. This can be a pro or con depending on your personal preference. Many people tell me that beeping noises bother their pets, so if that’s an issue for you this is a good solution.
- Finger guides for perfect placement of your fingers for optimal even curing.
- Removable base for easy cleaning and for pedicure use.
- Long cord.
- 1 year manufacturer’s warranty.
- 67,000 hours of performance.
- 32 LED lights (32 watts).
- Affordable!
The original OPI LED lamp is larger (a bit clunky in my opinion), has some grooves on the back that are hard to clean, and is expensive with a retail price of $400. The new Studio LED Lamp is smaller with a more sleek, lightweight design, and the price point is a lot lower. I found this lamp for sale on Amazon.com for just $134.49. That’s an amazing price for a professional quality lamp!
As you’ll see in the video, I really have nothing but good things to say about this lamp. The finger grooves take a little getting used to, but after using it a couple times you don’t even think about it.
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