Remington PROluxe Heated Hair Rollers (OPTIheat Technology, 90 Second Heat Up, Sets Curls in 5 Minutes, 20 Velvet Flocked Rollers - 8 Medium 25mm and 12 Large 32mm) H9100

Brilliant easy to use heat up in seconds gives you so much lift nice curl

Heat up quickly, easy to use, two different sizes, enough for a full head of hair.

So easy to put in.warms up very fast. Brilliant rollers eva. I have had different rollers in the past but these are the best great sizes too. And fut nicely on dressing table 👌

I love these rollers. After a bit of practice with the clips to get some bounce in my hair, (position the clip as close to your scalp as you can get it) my hair looks good. They heat up quite quickly, I turn mine on and have a shower and they're ready to go in. They're cushioned and they don't slide out. Only 4 stars as I felt the instruction booklet needed a bit more information in it and the light on the top doesn't go it or change colour when they're heated up. Be careful around your ears. Really good value for the money.

I have toyed purchasing these heated rollers for a long time after throwing my old set away then purchasing mushroom type snap on ones from a local catalogue store that I could not get to lock onto my hair so were a total waste of money.I finally gave in and treated my self again all I can say you won’t regret getting these rollers I have fine hair and collar length bob and used them today and used with a bit of heat spray and the curls have lasted all day not only gave volume but looked fantastic yes totally recommend

100% buy, I got this for Christmas and it’s amazing. The curls come out amazing I would recommend looking up TikTok’s on how to use it before you use it.

I have liked them but gone to use today light is on but not heating up have only had five years so disappointed as I would have expected longer life they are a bit hot also get stuck on rods

Exactly how imagined the product. I am a complete dummie in hair styling subject and I did a lot of research, was still quite undecided as I have very fine hair, just covering covering ears, but not even chin level. I struggle with my shoulder recently and holding the hot brush could be difficult. Researched many of heated rollers available and really liked these, they looked really appealing, very feminine design.I think the courier was still in the process of starting the engine up when I was already pulling the rollers on :) It will need a bit of practise, but after couple of uses I am getting to grips with it. I was initially worried regarding the velour covering as my hot brush is spiky so hair doesn't slip off, but it stays on and hair come off smoothly, no tangling or catching like with the brush sometimes. I was quite taken by the idea of the large clips instead of pins you slide down to secure the rollers and that was quite important factor when I looked at different brands.Contradictory to some other reviewers they come out very easily out of their slots, not sure how you have to haggle to break them, unless somebody had a faulty item. They glide out and back in with no effort, gently does it. Heat up quickly, there is a clicking sound similar to when the iron makes when reaches the optimal temperature. I usually keep them on for another 2-3 minutes and start styling the hair. I feel they get much hotter if you keep them switched and with my fine, short hair the recommended period of time is sufficient so it is not too hot.The box is quite large (roughly the size of a 2 slice toaster, but slightly heavier) so if you were to put them in your hand luggage it would take up around half of the space and it is hard plastic so no squeeze. I will stick to my hot brush for such occasions as it is very compact.My fine type of hair keeps the volume for 2 days with spraying some setting lotion on the strands prior to styling, but I am still learning how to use them and also with different type of hair or different product results could be different.Overall I am a happy customer and would recommend the Remington rollers.Just a word of warning: it does smell of melted plastic when rollers are being heated up over the first few uses, but gradually it wears off with use.UPDATE AFTER 2 YEARSTo me they are not a quick style fix in the morning, which is a drawback. I let my hair dry naturally and then put the rollers in, for about 10-20 minutes. Too long to wait in the morning when you are rushing around. I was actually recovering from the surgery when I bought them and had more time. So basically, I don't use these on a daily basis, but more over the weekend when I have time to let my hair dry first.Also, if you keep them switched on for long, they get hotter and unpleasant when touch the skin a accidentally, so might be better to switch them off once hot enough.