How hot does the wand get?
518806
My wand got to about 415 degrees before it quit working. Now It does not heat up at all.
518807
I believe it is 400 degrees Fahrenheit. It does not have a temperature dial. There is only an on/off switch so adjusting heat temp is not an option.
518808
It gets pretty hot.. There is no temp control on it. I'm assuming 400, since that the max on most flat irons
518809
For exact temperature I do not know, but I would say it is equal to a high heat setting on any standard curling iron/wand. The wand gets hot really quick and and curls hair fast. I have thick hair and I only hold it in place for about 10 seconds for a quick wavy texture maybe a few seconds more and the hair is more of a set curl.
518810
Not sure exactly, but its hotter than any other tool I've had. One quick touch and you'll get a blister.
518811
I can not give an exact temperature but it will burn your fingers through the glove that comes with it. It doesn't have a heat setting. Use with caution and never leave it unattended.
964678
No, it didn't get hot. I used it both ways, first with only the adapter, then I put in batteries and it is portable.
128763
I'm not sure what you mean by voltage sorry :( but the highest setting on this wand is 410 ! It gets pretty hot.
1902697
If you're asking because there are several other comments online that say it doesn't burn hot enough, from what I found, if you follow the directions and let the wick fully ignite - about 10 minutes - before closing the metal case then putting it in the included bag, it gets warm to the touch, probably north of 100 degrees F. If you hold it without the bag, it gets too hot to touch, probably 110 to 120 degrees F.
2122740
I don't remember it being hot. I would only worry if it was hot by the motor or plug. I have 2, been using for years without a problem.
62755
It is steam so it does get hot! If that is your only question I hope I have answered it. Just know that you will have to spend a while circling the hair over n over to get the job done properly
1789211
I don't know mine want very hot. I accidently passed my hand under it and was surprised that it didn't feel very hot at all. Slow for steam as well... I returned it. Hated it.
1296410
Unfortunately, this wand has proven to be a disappointment. I have the same problem with it. I would advise you not to make this purchase.
1393531
Yes, it does get too hot on the handle. Mine didn't last very long. Too bad because if it didn't get too hot it would be a great one!
1938444
it gets hot. if you touch it by hand, you probably can't touch for longer than a second
1508536
The basic one push control is hot, there is another button you can hold in to get the cool setting. The black band on the wand is the slide control for the heat setting.
1296409
I have had this wand for nearly a year. It still works perfectly. It is lighter than the original wand but doesn't feel cheap. I would buy it again.
1407464
I have experienced it getting quite warm. Not so hot that it has burned me however.
1233667
It gets very hot. You can set the temp. It will burn the skin if you touch it.
399395
yes it does get quite hot....i usually have to grab a potholder to hold onto it so it won't burn my hand
810024
It gets extremely hot, almost to the point of scolding the scalp. It is 1875 Watts.
1376663
Yes it is very hot - even the low setting. You would get burnt if you put you hands or other body part right within the steam path.