VS Sassoon Wet & Dry VSS327A

The temperature that this straightener gets to (235 degrees Celsius) is great and straightens your hair in no time but I find the “wet to dry” aspect only really works when your hair is only barely damp otherwise it takes forever and dries out your hair.

This would have to be the worst straightener I have used in my time. Purchased from BIG W. Its slow to use, grips the hair and snags it - giving a feeling your hair is being pulled out one strand at a time, does not glide over/ through the hair it rips
By no means is it "revolutionary" as the media describe it- I get better results for a $20 straightener from the same store. Utterly disappointed- wish I didn't waste my money

I love this hair straightener. I purchase it as a replacement to Goddess where I constantly had to pour water into its water container to generate steam and it eventually broke. This one has no such things and really it a stylish device and works really well. It heats up fast, has a convenient swivel cord of good length and the ceramic plates are easy and gentle on my hair. I love this hair straightener.

This straighter heats up incredibly fast and holds the heat very well. It’s super easy to use and gives a great result. I am yet to find a fault with this straighter.

This one is too tiny, but in another word it’s convenient when travel around. The effect by this one is not long-lasting. After usingt the surface would be very hot.

It fries my hair if I use it on wet hair. Is ok for dry hair. I had a VS Glide for years and loved it but lately VS straighteners don't seem to be very good.

Heats up really quick. Love the fact I don't have to blow dry my hair before use. I wish they had a argon oil infusion but cause can leave your hair frizzy if heat setting is up

Unfortunately I'm not happy with this straightener. I got this one as I have short hair, I find because the iron is thin it actually puts a kink in my hair. The iron gets extremely hot so you can't touch the outer tong to curl as it's too hot. However it does heat up quickly which is a time saver

Ok so firstly "Wet" to dry is a bit of a fib...Damp to dry? Sure.
It straightens dried hair well BUT......
I'm not sure if its just mine but my hair gets caught in the grooves (plastic cap bit) at the very front of the plates unless you alinge it perfectly in the centre and have no strays.
It's definitely not a straightener you can just run over your hair for a quick smooth or finish.... it pulls and breaks the hair strands.
I kind of wish I could return it. I don't want my hair breaking every time I straighten it.

I am very happy with the results. Thanks to it, I could straighten my hair right after washing my hair, after drying it a bit with hair drier or let it dry naturally. Before this product is the era of an overnight frizzy lion hair until I can use my old hair straightener the next morning, which is very difficult for my type of hair to be straighten after it completely dried up.
It's easy to use, as easy as a hair straightener could be.
It heats up quickly in a few blinks of eyes and few hair brushing strokes.

It works very well on damp hair (and relatively well on wet hair), so it solves the 4th biggest problem in my life. It heats up quickly & have several temperature to choose from. For my kind of hair, it really is a time-saving (it heats up quickly and does the job very well) and cost-saving (otherwise I have to do hair smoothing in salon every 6 months). I also noticed the result difference in terms of smoothness compared to my VS Sassoon Str8 Up VS2010A. If only I bought this before I bought my VS Sassoon Str8 Up VS2010A. I've been using it twice a week for around 8 months now, and no complain so far. The size is slightly bigger than VS Sassoon Str8 Up VS2010A, and it also has lock mechanism to save some storage space.

I find this VS Sassoon wet and dry VSS327A straightener HORRIBLE . It pulls at my hair and feels like its pulling it out as you run the straightener through your hair . I have a cheaper remington S- 3500 which is way more better and nicer to use.