
Titanium Flat Iron
1-inch titanium plates, up to 450°F
- 100% titanium plates with a rounded edge.
- Three presets: 270, 350 and 410°F.
- PTC heat in about 15 seconds.
- 100 to 240V, and a 60-minute shut-off.
Description
1" pure titanium plates, LCD-set 170°F–450°F with 270/350/410°F presets, ~15-second heat-up, round-edge 3D floating plates for straighten and curl, dual voltage 100–240V, and 60-minute auto shut-off with safety lock.
About this product
This 1" pure titanium flat iron is Wavytalk’s classic glide straightener and curler for all hairstyles. An LCD-set range of about 170°F–450°F, a “P” button with 270°F, 350°F and 410°F presets, and roughly 15-second heat-up support fast daily use. Round-edge 3D floating plates are designed to straighten and curl in one tool, with dual voltage 100–240V, a 2.5 m swivel cord, 60-minute auto shut-off, and a safety lock. The Shop now button opens the Matt Black version.
Titanium plates are there for smooth glide and even heat on a standard 1" width—narrower than Vent Sesh’s 1.75" vents, wider and more versatile than the 0.3" pencil iron. Floating 3D plates help keep contact on uneven sections; round edges support wrap-and-curl passes without a separate wand. Use lower settings on fine hair and reserve the top of the 450°F range for coarse, resistant hair.
Choose this iron when you want dry-plate titanium without steam tanks or brush teeth. Choose Steamline Pro or Steam Sesh when mist matters. Choose Vent Sesh when you need width and wet-to-straight vents. Choose the pencil iron for pixie and bangs detail.
Pros
- Wide heat range from very low (~170°F) to ~450°F for fine-to-coarse hair.
- Fast heat-up and floating round-edge plates support straighten-plus-curl routines.
- Dual voltage, auto shut-off, and safety lock cover travel and storage.
Cons
- No steam or vent system—damp hair still needs drying first.
- 1" width needs more passes on very long dense hair than a 1.75" iron.
- Not optimized for pixie/bangs detail the way the 0.3" pencil iron is.
Who it suits
This is the everyday straightener in the lineup: 1" titanium plates, a temperature range from about 170°F to 450°F and round edges, so it straightens and curls. The low end of the dial is useful for fine or fragile hair, while the top of the range is there for coarse, resistant hair. Our Titanium Flat Iron how-to covers picking a preset, sizing sections for the 1" plates and curling with a half turn.
Choose it when you want a dry-plate iron with no water tank and no brush teeth. If mist matters to you, compare the Steam Sesh Flat Iron; for long, thick hair, the wider Vent Sesh covers more hair per pass.
How to use it
- Start on dry, detangled hair.
- Tap the “P” button to jump to a preset: 270°F, 350°F or 410°F. Or set an exact temperature on the LCD.
- The PTC heater gets the plates hot in about 15 seconds.
- Clamp a 1" section and glide down in one steady pass; the floating plates are designed to grip without pulling.
- To curl, give the iron a half turn away from your face and glide slowly to the ends.
Care and storage
Use the safety lock to keep the plates closed for storage. The 60-minute auto shut-off covers you if you forget, but switching it off right away saves the plates from sitting at high heat. The 2.5 m swivel cord shouldn't be wrapped around a hot iron. Wavytalk lists a 2-year warranty.
What's in the box
Wavytalk's page for the Matt Black version doesn't itemize accessories, so plan on the iron itself.
Key specs
- 1" pure titanium plates, 3D floating with round edges.
- LCD display, about 170°F–450°F; presets 270°F / 350°F / 410°F.
- About 15-second heat-up.
- Round-edge 3D floating plates for straighten and curl.
- Dual voltage 100–240V.
- 60-minute auto shut-off with safety lock.
- Made for all hairstyles.
- Dry-plate titanium alternative to the steam brushes and the steam flat iron.
FAQ
How many heat settings does it have?
The Matt Black version has an LCD display from about 170°F to 450°F, plus a “P” button with three presets: 270°F, 350°F and 410°F.
Can I curl with it?
Yes. The round edges and 3D floating plates are designed for curls as well as straightening.
Is it dual voltage?
Yes, 100–240V.
What warranty does it come with?
Wavytalk lists a 2-year warranty for this model.
