I would recommend people to use this straightner because its easy to use and it heats up fast and its really good for thick hair, its takes me less then an hour to do my hair

Best hair straightener I have ever used, it far beats the more expensive brands. Extremely reliable and works every time, never had an issue and would not hesitate to recommend. I would definitely recommend to buy this.

This is the best straighter I've ever brought.
My hair is quite curly so the first day I straighten it I use the 230 degrees but the next few days just going over it i only need to use about 200. The past few straighners didnt have this option so i found my hair didnt feel as healthy. Totally recommend

Best hair straightener I have ever used, it far beats the more expensive brands. Extremely reliable and works every time, never had an issue and would not hesitate to recommend.

Heats well and fast straightens better then any others I know of and doesn’t friz the leave is our hair looking or feeling dry
Had mine a number of years and quality has up kept:

Heats up quickly and straightens or curls my hair really well. Doesn't leave frizz. And makes my hair really nice and smooth. It has lasted me a good year also.

This straighter was suggested to me by my hairdresser, because I straighten my hair almost everyday and I needed something that would last a long time and not badly damage my hair. So I would 100% recommend this one! It heats up quickly, gently glides over the hair, straightens perfectly, its good on both thick and thin hair (you can change the temperature to your liking), and it also automatically turns off after an hour in case you accidentally leave it on. I payed $200 for it @PriceAttack and its so worth the money!
Just watch out for the Ebay knockoffs if thats where you choose to purchase from ;)

I couldn’t decide between a GHD and MUK. My hairdressers swears by this hair straightener so I purchased one and never looked back. It’s light and easy to use. It heats up really quickly and leaves my hair feeling soft and frizz freeZ

I am super happy with this hairstraightner because I myself have curly hair and this makes my hair super straight l. It’s super easy to use and I really recommend it it to everyone because of the results that I received

Bought this after my GHD died on recommendation from a hair dresser. I found it never straighten my hair and wasn’t a good investment. I would need to use straightener more than once on my hair and started damaging my hair. Subsequently sold it and bought another straightener that is only mildly better.

This straightener is way better than a ghd. I've had this straightener for 3 years now and taken it overseas and everywhere I go. It is still in the same quality it was when i purchased it. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for an affordable straightener as ghd is so expensive! this is the same quality if not better for a better price.

I have had this hair straightener for 5 years and has finally start to die well the infaded anyway but still works fine. I find it smooth on the hair and temperature control easy to use... it also has a switch off if been left on to long which is great!

Had my Ghd for 12 years but my hair wasn't looking very nice. Hair dresser said plates were probably loosing heat. I asked everyone I l knew. My student swore by ghd gold wise plate and her hair looked amazing. She said it stayed straight until she washed it. The ghd gold was 20 dollars more expensive than the Muk. My daughter's dance teacher got cloud 9 and her hair is amazing too but they are 330 or 80 dollars more expensive. I gave the Muk a go and it works beautifully. Cheapest of the big 3 plus they have me gift pack. I have long hair with extensions plus I run every day. My hair stays straight. Plus the muk turns off if left on. You can adjust the heat ( but I just leave it on the hottest). Love the wide plates. It's brilliant.

My hair has never gone so straight! It makes my hair look so good my mum and sister use it. I love how I can change the temperature. It doesn’t ever get caught on my hair and it takes about 3 minutes to heat up to 250

This sraightener was an older model VERY PLASTIC, felt cheap with a crappy plastic temperature dial and on/off switch that was crookered in its housing.

i have very fine hair. but i found i had to go over it many times, it would be basically be cooking my hair.
My mum's remington worked better for sure!
I think it was 160/120 or something at the time.
I was told by hair house warehouse they used it in salon and compared it to GHD, that it was just AS good.
its not, its reeeally not.

The muk straightener is amazing!
Best purchase I’ve made.
Doesn’t snag my hair like most hair straighteners.
Is easy to use and the heating is quick and perfect temperatures.
Will definitely stay with muk from now on

Brough a muk hair straightener last year and can say I’m very impressed! I’ve always used ghds in the past and yes they’re also good but I find for my type of hair this one suits me best! My hair is very curly and this so using this one takes me half the time I used to spend which was an hour.
So yes I would highly recommened this product.

Love this hair straightener! Not only is it light weight but you can also adjust the temperature to suit your hair and what hair style you want to achieve. Super easy to use and it takes me about ten to fifteen minutes to straighten my hair. It also gets it so damn straight.

Just got my Muk 230 ir hair straightener & it gives good results but has some annoying features.
I set the temp to 200 deg & it straightened my hair nicely but the actual plastic around the plates gets very hot. Too hot in my opinion, my fingers are still stinging from doing my hair & i didn't even have it set to the max 230 deg.
It also makes the hair steam with heat & that heat/steam burns your fingers too. I'm worried that this intense heat will damage my hair which is why I didn't set it to the max temp.
The infared also buzzes which is annoying too.
I'm disappointed bcoz when I trialed the straightener in store I didn't use iit long enough to experience how hot the plastic casing gets.