Description
35mm deep V-shaped dual-barrel ionic waver with ventilation design, dual-channel negative ions, smart timer 4–10 seconds, eight temperatures 280°F–420°F, anti-scald protection, and dual voltage for travel beach waves.
About this product
Power Wave is a 35mm deep V-shaped dual-barrel ionic waver with a ventilation design and dual-channel negative ions. A smart timer runs about 4–10 seconds, eight temperatures span about 280°F–420°F, and anti-scald protection plus dual voltage support travel beach waves. It is the waver in this range—built for S-waves and crimp texture rather than round-barrel curls.
Deep V dual barrels clamp a section to stamp a wave pattern quickly; the smart timer helps keep hold consistent across sections. Ionic output and ventilation are there for frizz control and heat management during repeated clamps. Start mid-range temperature on fine hair, use the timer’s shorter end first, and let waves cool before separating for softer beach texture.
Wavers are not curling wands: if you want spirals, see the 5-in-1 or 3/8" iron. If you want straight silk-press results, see steam brushes or titanium flats. Reach for Power Wave when the goal is even, repeating waves.
Pros
- Timer plus eight heat steps support consistent wave sections.
- Ionic dual-channel and ventilation features are aimed at frizz and heat buildup.
- Dual voltage fits vacation beach-wave kits.
Cons
- Wave pattern is fixed by barrel geometry—not customizable like interchangeable wand diameters.
- Not a straightener or dryer; hair should be dry before waving.
- Thick long hair needs more sections than a single large wand curl pass.
Who it suits
Power Wave makes deep, defined waves rather than tiny zigzag crimps. Its 35mm V-shaped dual-barrel plates press a big S-wave in one clamp, and Wavytalk designs it for straight and wavy hair that wants instant texture and lift.
If you want soft, round curls instead of a pressed wave, a curling wand is the better tool; see Curling Wands & Sets.
How to use it
- Plug it straight into a wall socket, not an extension cord or a socket shared with another high-power device.
- Choose from eight settings between 280°F and 420°F.
- Set the smart timer anywhere from 4 to 10 seconds, matched to your hair type and texture.
- Clamp a section at the top, wait for the timer, then move down so the next wave lines up with the last.
- Rest it on a flat, heat-resistant surface between sections.
Care and storage
Unplug it after every use and let it cool before you store it. Don't cover it or leave it plugged in unattended. The anti-scald design protects your fingers and scalp, and the vents spread heat evenly. Rated at 100–240V and 88W, it can travel, but check local power before you plug in.
What's in the box
Wavytalk's page for the Pink version doesn't itemize accessories, so plan on the waver itself.
Key specs
- 35mm deep V-shaped dual-barrel ionic waver.
- Ventilation design with dual-channel negative ions.
- Smart timer about 4–10 seconds.
- Eight temperatures about 280°F–420°F.
- Anti-scald protection.
- Dual voltage for travel beach waves.
- Built for S-waves / crimp texture (not spiral wand curls).
- The only waver in the lineup.
FAQ
Is this a crimper or a waver?
Wavytalk calls it a crimper, but the 35mm deep V-shaped plates make large waves rather than tight zigzags.
How hot does it get?
Eight settings from 280°F to 420°F.
What is the timer for?
You set it between 4 and 10 seconds, so each wave gets the same amount of heat.
Can I use an extension cord?
Wavytalk's safety instructions say no: plug it directly into a wall outlet.