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If you spend over a hundred dollars on something, it should last more than 6 months. too bad the warranty was for only a 60 day exchange. go figure. worked great until that time though.

I have used 3 flat irons in my life, the previous 2 were both broken in a short time after I bought them. But this Sedu is absolutely different from them, it has worked 8 months yet, and nothing wrong happen. I suppose this Sedu flat iron has a very long lifespan, I would love it till the end of its life.

I've had the Sedu flat iron for over 2 years and still love it. I haven't had the misfortune of it breaking or having a short in the wire. I've dropped it on hard wood floors a number of times and traveled around the world (and to other states) with it and it still looks & works as new. I've bought cheaper ones that lasted me a year at most but the quality of Sedu irons is incomparable to others....At least in my experience.

I rated the Sedu Ionic Ceramic Pro 1.5" flat iron a "3" because it did straighten my hair. However, for the price and after all of these rave reviews, from numerous websites, I expected it to be better than the Remington Shine therapy flat iron ($50)--but it is not better. In fact, it is not even as good. The Remington Shine (with avocado conditioners) did add a lot of shine to my hair. This model of Sedu gave a little lustre. The Remington Shine flat iron did not pull my hair at all. This Sedu pulled my hair a little (very disappointed!). The Remington Shine flat iron was used on my relative’s very curly, super thick hair and the results were wonderful—shiney hair, no pulling, straightened, and in record time. I used that same iron on my hair and was amazed. (I have tight curl, wavy, shoulder length, thinnish hair; I am African-American). The Remington Shine therapy flat iron was very easy to use, straightening was so fast, my hair was very shiny and there was absolutely NO pulling. Today, I used my new Sedu. As I said in the beginning, it did the job of straightening quickly, left a little lustre, but it did pull. For $115 vs. $50 for Remington Shine flat iron I expected better of the Sedu and it let me down. It is not worth the money.

I understand users being thrilled with Sedu if other irons can't do what it can do but watch out Sedu, now there is an iron that can out do Sedu and for half the price.

according to its 3 mons' performance, it works
good enough, my hair is straight after flating, and the frizz on my hair seems to be reduced dramatically, it's pleased result.

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