LET'S RESIN Mini UV Light for Resin, 2.5Times Higher UV Energy Value Portable UV Resin Light, Faster Curing & 84g Light Weight UV Lamp, Resin Supplies for UV Resin Molds, Jewelry Making, Craft Decor

I’ve been using this large UV lamp from LET’S RESIN for over a week now, and I’m honestly impressed with the results. As someone who makes resin jewelry and small decorative pieces, curing time and finish are everything — and this lamp delivers.The size is perfect for multiple items at once, which saves me a ton of time when working in batches. The power output is strong and consistent, and it cures my resin pieces quickly and evenly. I also appreciate that it has an automatic sensor — just slide your items in and the light comes on immediately.The lamp feels well-built and doesn’t overheat, even during long crafting sessions. I’ve tried other smaller UV lamps before, but this one is by far the most efficient and professional-looking. I would definitely recommend it to other resin artists, especially those who need to cure bigger molds or multiple pieces at once.Pros:✔️ Large curing area✔️ Fast and even curing✔️ Auto on/off sensor✔️ Sleek and sturdy design

Was hesitant to purchase because it was so inexpensive compared to the "high quality" UV lights. Wow! I am so glad that I got this one. Small enough that it is not in the way, but works great with the UV resin that I am working with. 2 cycles of the 2 minute setting and things are perfectly cured! Easy to use, looks nice, and makes crafting more enjoyable.

Works perfectly. How could I have gone this long without knowing this tiny little flashlight would save me a lot of time

I bought this for my dd for all of her "mini"projects. She is able to put multiple items under at once to cure. Beter than a flashlight option in my opinion because this has a built in stand and your holding a flashlight in your hand. It doesn't have a lot of height to the stand though. We were able to make it work for taller projects by propping it up. Still cured well and didn't seem to take any longer. Really the only thing that makes me take off a star is the timer options. Most of her projects took 5+ min each and I think the timer is only a min and min plus so we had to restart the light a few times. Really not a big deal and I would definitely buy this again. It worked perfect for us.

had this for a few months and have been happy with it so far. i build models and use this for light-curing putty. i use it frequently but have only ever charged it twice (aside from the initial charge before my first use, per the box instructions). the UV discharge is sufficient for hardening putty, and does emit a small amount of heat, which i assume just means it works. all i'm looking for in a UV flashlight is battery life and UV intensity and i'm very satisfied with both. also, the product feels like it's high quality and not just some cheapy purple light. i was going to get one of those curing domes nail techs use, but this is just far easier to use if you build models.the only correction i'd suggest is putting a label on the removeable battery so users know which end is the positive and which end is the negative. i had to figure it out on my own.

This light cured my miniverse resin creations in 30 seconds! It's very strong and you can feel the heat from the light within 3 seconds. Not for kids, too strong, if left on by accident I feel this could start a fire. Im buying another one I love it so much. The battery is rechargeable but instead of plugging the cord into the flashlight you remove the battery and place that in the included charging apparatus. Very worth the money spent!

The item is great, however, it is very small and takes a little longer for the resin to work. I would have bought the bigger one with 3 different temperature gauges.

It does what it's supposed to as far as curing resin, does a great job. However, mine does not hold a charge and only works plugged in. And even then, it will only turn on like twice, if I use it back to back within a few seconds. Otherwise it will not turn on unless I unplug it and plug it back in. Same for if I haven't used it in a while, even if it's been plugged in. Not sure if it's an issue with the button or what.