Is the Wavytalk Thermal Brush worth it?

It is a reasonable pick if you want one tool that dries and adds volume, and you value fast heat-up and ionic frizz control. If you need precise, even heat or very durable bristles, rivals with ceramic barrels may suit you better.

How is it different from a hot air brush?

This is a heated round brush with PTC elements and bristles rather than a dryer with a brush attachment, so it styles with direct heat and is lighter and quieter. A hot air brush moves more air and tends to be gentler but slower.

Does it work on thick or curly hair?

The adjustable heat settings are meant to cover fragile to thick and curly hair. Thick hair may need the higher settings and smaller sections to get a smooth result.

Can I use it on wet hair?

It is a thermal styling brush, so use it on dry or mostly dry hair; damp hair slows styling and can cause uneven heat. Rough-dry first for the best blowout result.

Can I take it abroad?

Yes, it has dual voltage, so it works with different outlet voltages. You still need the right plug adapter for the country you visit.

The set includes the thermal round brush itself. Check the listing for any included attachments or a heat-resistant pouch before buying.

Where is the Wavytalk Thermal Brush cheapest?

At Walmart, for $45.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Wavytalk Thermal Brush?

Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 467 ratings.

Wavytalk Thermal Brush

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Wavytalk Thermal Brush

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Last seen at $45.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Wavytalk Thermal Brush

The Wavytalk Thermal Brush is a 1.5-inch ionic heated round brush that dries and styles in one pass, aiming for a blowout look with volume and smoothness. It heats in about 30 seconds via PTC elements, has adjustable temperature settings, and a dual-voltage design for travel. Ionic conditioning targets static and flyaways, and an insulated tip plus heat-resistant bristles are meant to protect the scalp. It suits people who want salon-style volume and bounce at home without juggling a dryer and a separate brush; against rival hot brushes it is a mid-range option, and owners are split, with many praising the volume and shine while others report uneven heat and bristles that wear.

Best forQuick at-home blowout stylingAdding volume and bounce to flat hairTravelers who want dual-voltage stylingFrizz and static control on medium to thick hair

Pros

Combines drying and styling in one tool
Heats up in roughly 30 seconds
Adjustable heat for different hair types
Ionic conditioning reduces static and flyaways
Insulated tip and heat-resistant bristles for scalp safety
Dual voltage for travel

Cons

Some owners report uneven heat along the barrel
Bristles can soften or shed with heavy use
Round brush technique takes practice to avoid tangles
Bulkier than a plain brush for short hair

Wavytalk Thermal Brush prices at every store

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What reviewers say

4.1 / 5467 ratings

Owners give it a solid but not glowing reception: many like the volume, shine and fast heat-up, while a notable share complain about uneven heating and bristle durability.

What people mention

Heat-up speedPraisedOwners say it reaches styling temperature in about half a minute.
VolumePraisedReviewers report more lift and bounce at the roots than with a plain brush and dryer.
Heat consistencyCriticisedSome owners say parts of the barrel run hotter than others, making results uneven.
Bristle durabilityCriticisedA number of buyers report bristles softening, bending or shedding after months of use.
Shine and frizzPraisedUsers credit the ionic feature with less static and a smoother finish.
TanglingMixedSome find it easy to use, while others say hair catches in the bristles without careful sectioning.

About the Wavytalk Thermal Brush

The Wavytalk Thermal Brush is a heated round brush with a 1 1/2 inch barrel. It is designed to smooth frizz and add volume and bounce as you style. It can also be used to create natural curls and a blowout look.

PTC heat elements warm up in about 30 seconds. The temperature is adjustable, with settings for hair types from fragile to thick and curly. A built-in ionic generator neutralizes static to reduce flyaways.

The brush has an insulated tip and heat-resistant bristles to help protect the scalp from accidental burns. The handle is easy to grip and balanced. The brush is dual voltage.

Barrel size: 1 1/2 inch
Heating: PTC heat elements, 30-second fast heating
Temperature: Adjustable heat settings
Ionic: Built-in ionic generator
Safety: Insulated tip, heat-resistant bristles
Voltage: Dual voltage
Weight: 0.61 lbs
Color: Rose Gold

Specifications

actual_color: Rose GoldSource
color: GoldSource
size: 0.61 lbsSource

Questions and answers

Is the Wavytalk Thermal Brush worth it?: It is a reasonable pick if you want one tool that dries and adds volume, and you value fast heat-up and ionic frizz control. If you need precise, even heat or very durable bristles, rivals with ceramic barrels may suit you better.
How is it different from a hot air brush?: This is a heated round brush with PTC elements and bristles rather than a dryer with a brush attachment, so it styles with direct heat and is lighter and quieter. A hot air brush moves more air and tends to be gentler but slower.
Does it work on thick or curly hair?: The adjustable heat settings are meant to cover fragile to thick and curly hair. Thick hair may need the higher settings and smaller sections to get a smooth result.
Can I use it on wet hair?: It is a thermal styling brush, so use it on dry or mostly dry hair; damp hair slows styling and can cause uneven heat. Rough-dry first for the best blowout result.
Can I take it abroad?: Yes, it has dual voltage, so it works with different outlet voltages. You still need the right plug adapter for the country you visit.
What is in the box?: The set includes the thermal round brush itself. Check the listing for any included attachments or a heat-resistant pouch before buying.
Where is the Wavytalk Thermal Brush cheapest?: At Walmart, for $45.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Wavytalk Thermal Brush?: Rated 4.1 out of 5 from 467 ratings.