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Excellent tool, some notes to keep in mind

I am very thankful to have received this complimentary from T3 Micro, but please note my review will be written to be helpful to potential buyers. I feel this is best for both those of you reading as well as the company (in preventing the wrong buyers from picking this up and then making a return!) ... My hair type: fine, straight. My experience level: medium. Biggest pros: variety, ease of use, hair does NOT get caught in the barrel (extremely important to me). Cons: you might find you gravitate towards one barrel the most Upon opening, I was floored by how beautiful this tool is. It really is aesthetically pleasing if that is important to you! The wave trio comes with 2x clamp barrels and 1x wand barrel, each sized differently to offer a variety of looks. I found it easy to figure out how to use, which I appreciate. It's easy to change the barrels: just make sure the lock is pointing up like this: "|". Be careful though, you HAVE to rotate it to lock it (looks like "-"). Locked "-" will not budge. It won't come off. Unlocked "|" it will easily come off. So be careful here!! But if I can figure it out, anyone can lol. It's also easy to change the temperature to your desired setting. The brand calls it "double clicking" to rotate through the options, and "single clicking" to turn on and off. It also stores your most recent setting! I love that feature as I'm unlikely to change it. Now here's the part I want to be most honest about: the trio is SUCH a cool idea, but in testing, I've really found I just use the wand style. This is what I'm most comfortable with, so it's kind of a no brainer that I would stick with it (I find the clamps leave marks in my very fine textured hair, while the wand does not - regardless of brand). So, if you find you have a preference: know the wave kit comes with two clamps while the curl kit comes with one clamp. I'd recommend to purchase based on usage preference vs "wave" vs "curl". That's all my opinion and how I personally use tools though, so hopefully this is a helpful review! All in all, it absolutely works and it works well.