How many watts is this curling iron? It should be listed on the barrel--probably hard to see.
1083526
I don't know. I replaced it a while ago because it could not hold the hair strand. This happened with 2 of them.
544592
I have both the box it came in and the instructions, and there is nothing in regard to the watts oif power. If you are worried about the brush getting real hot while you're using it, I can say I never had it get so hot that I had to stop and let it cool off. It's hot enough to make curls, but not hot enough to burn you.
1145192
It is basically a ~1" straightener, with a 1/4 barrel on each side. I use it to straighten and add a little flip at the ends or height at the crown. But you can't do a full curl because it makes just a half-circle. I love it! My daughter and I are on our 2nd or 3rd...not because they are inferior, but because we USE them a lot!!
1698919
This curling wand is intended for household use.Use on Alternating Current(60 Hertz) ONLY. This unit is designed to be operated at 120V AC. P.s this is from the Operating Instructions from the product. I hope this helps.
799563
Honestly that is hard to say. I really couldn't recall if my previous hair dryer was of a higher/lower wattage. All I can say is that this is a pretty average hair dryer. Meets basic needs, I have had mine forever and it has lasted. The diffuser attachment for curls isn't great though. It is too open and not enclosed enough so I had to buy a separate attachment. Not sure if you want to use this attachment.
1335660
The black tip probably is supposed to be cooler than the barrel but the curling iron gets really hot because there is no heat setting. So the black tip heats up too.
43205
Yes, as long as you have enough hair to wrap around the iron. The barrel is narrow, so if your hair is 4-6 inches long (at least), you should be fine. This curling iron is awesome! Makes beautiful curls
1607320
1700 watts - That is why I bought the iron,it has more heat than most with 1400 watts. Excellent iron, best I've ever owned in my 80 years of life!
479957
I'm not sure of the actual temperature, however I have long, fairly thick hair and it curled mine just fine...and the curl held for several days. I just curled the ends and since this has a very small barrel, I did smaller sections of hair than I do with my full size curler. Just one word of caution...it's easy to burn your fingers if you forget that the end of the barrel is VERY small and try to grab it like a full size curler. :-)
1165829
The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the curl from the day's previous use. Everybody's different! Good luck! The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the... » Read More The barrel size. If you have and use a regular curling iron, go by that size if you like the way your hair looks. A smaller barrel, obviously, the tighter the curl. Have used these for years when my cosmetologist used it on my then long, permed hair. Gave it a smooth, soft, touchable, natural look. Also, for me, since I do not have any natural curl, wave or body to my hair, it's best effect is with my perm and the first two haircuts. After that, I use a curling iron for the body and curl. If just running around, dampen hair, mousse it, shape, comb or wide-tonged brush. It may have held the curl from the day's previous use. Everybody's different! Good luck! « Show Less
1096477
The temperature range is 280 to 430 and it heats up very quickly. I have baby fine hair and find that 300 is perfect for my hair but your hair could be different. I love this curling iron!
120477
Wate is not listed anywhere on the box, the dryer or in the packaging. I even looked on the HOT TOOLS website and the wattage was not listed there. However, I have extremely thick hair and it dries my hair in a fairly fast time. It is an IONIC Turbo dryer with fast drying time. Sorry no wattage invormation is available. But I do love the dryer, if that helps!
252643
No. Curling iron contains electronic components so it cannot be used in HIGH setting. If its power is over 50W then it cannot be used in LOW setting either.
1090418
we cannot tell about the barrel, but I did see the very same curling iron at my local K-mart for $9.99, which is cheaper.
2001876
It says 1600 watts. That's 14 amps at 110 volts or 7 amps at 220 volts. But it did not work with a 1500 watt hair dryer at all and it "killed" my wife's curling iron. Read the reviews. I would not recommend this unit for converting 220 V to 110 V. As an adapter to use dual-voltage devices with different outlet types it is OK.
794713
I don't think the wattage would be a problem. I used it with a curling iron but the important thing is that the device you are using it with (phone, IPAD, hair appliance, etc.) is capable of dual voltage so it can handle 110 and 220. You will also need a plug adapter to fit another country's wall plugs. If it's not capable of dual voltage you would have a problem.
2090027
Yes, it does have a 1" barrel. I love it...I would definitely get it! To the other person that answered your question, if you actually look at the picture you can tell it's not a clip curling iron.