Popular Heated Brush - HALF the Price! Nisperos Cordless Beard Straightener review!

[@DanCBearded]

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[@SammyFender]

I bought a cheapo heated brush from the jungle store just to see if it’ll be something I’ll use to help ‘train’ my beard. Training my beard is like training a puppy. It does what it wants, when it wants, how it wants, and doesn’t really care what I want!!

[@DanCBearded]

It’s like the Mississippi River!

[@davidcarr9168]

I was able to still get this for about 45.00 on Amazon. Been looking for a budget option as entry to use a heated brush. Major plus was this was wireless. Thanks for the review

[@DanCBearded]

Awesome David!

[@davidcarr9168]

Received the brush today. Charged for 5 hours, but had to use the included USB-C/USB-A cable. The Google USB-C cable from my Pixel didn't work. Brush on low heat had no issue heating while showering. Damp Dried beard. Applied beard oil, waited for 7 min. The brush did sizzle and steamed moisture. I did test the heated pic on the end. after pushing in side hair to mat the hair, pic volumizes hair easily. Light down stroke did take care of fly away hairs. My white chin hair still has a bit of a wave but assume that it will take time to train. With heating and use it was about 20-25 minutes battery use. Some Amazon reviews said they only got 2 uses before battery died. Overall it performed as I anticipated on first try....only concern is.Extreme AZ heat (100 to 118F) coming soon. I worry my beard might be too dry to use from low humidity, not counting summer rains. Hydration is the name of the game in the desert. Any feedback is appreciated. Hope my comments help others.

[@OstranderD1986]

I actually picked up a heated brush from Walmart a couple weeks ago. It's from a company called wild Willie's. It has three settings: 320 (low), 360 (med), and 410 (high). I paid 30 dollars for it and it's a corded brush. I use the low setting and for the length of beard that I have, I'm happy with the results I get from it.

[@DanCBearded]

I am glad it is working for you!

[@blazingbeardproducts2845]

I liked using my heated brush when my beard was short, but for my longer beard I find they make my beard flatter and stringy looking. Artificially straight. Whereas a blow dryer adds volume and gives a more natural look.

[@DanCBearded]

That’s where using both tools comes in for me. Blowdryer on everything, heated brush only on my mustache and sides. I absolutely hate the look of both areas without the heated brush

[@HCkev]

I had this realization as my beard got longer, but I figured out I was just overdoing it, and yes, it's very easy to straighten your beard too much with these, they certainly give you the ability to make it perfect straight, but yeah, doesn't look natural. Now I use a lower temperature setting and mainly use quick strokes for the most part (the exception is on my chin, in order to get rid of that dreaded beard dip, as well as my sideburns to get rid of the flyaways) and purposely keep some of the natural hair waves and "imperfection", I'm satisfied with the way my beard look. (my beard is about 5.5 inches from my bottom lip)

[@pjparent5916]

I have "the other company's" brush. Worked well when my beard was shorter. Now that I am in the 6 inch club, my aberlite works better for me. The pick didn't really work for me.

[@DanCBearded]

Makes a lot of sense, thanks for the feedback Pj!

[@matthewkyleK9]

Thanks for the info. Just watched the mayors old video on the Aberlites last week. I leave for work bout 0245..been researching heated brushes to be a little quieter in mornings. Blow dryer seems to wake one of the kids almost Everytime lol

[@DanCBearded]

The noise difference is for real!

[@markcafebrown2883]

I want to try this on my side burns and upper cheeks. Thanks Dan appreciate all your knowledge

[@DanCBearded]

You’re welcome mark!

[@gabecaldwell3919]

Awesome Dan great video this looks like something I need to try out some time.

[@DanCBearded]

It’s not a bad value at all!

[@emilysweeny672]

Hi Dan! On this heated brush currently are u still pleased with it, any recent Good or Bad critiques? Lastly, aberlite Pocket an alternative to this or not even close? Thanks for your time & expertise.

[@DanCBearded]

It would the same as this video. I have not used it long-term after the testing period, so the only thing I cannot speak to is how long it lasts. The aberlite pocket would be smaller but comparable

[@emilysweeny672]

@@DanCBearded yeah kinda figured that. Think I'm saving up for Pro Soo many FIVE ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ reviews and your feedback was the clincher Right this very moment! Thanks Dan!

[@CloverTac]

I have only ever used one heated brush, the one I have now. That one certainly looks interesting, maybe birthday, Christmas, Father's Day but don't think I am willing to go out and by it since what I have works. You mentioned that you like a low heat. I probably should find my laser thermomenter and measure mine one day. I can't recall the brand but it came from Wal-Mart and is corded. It has three settings and I do find the lowest setting definitely works best for me. Question! You say to wait 5 minutes, which i do, but sometimes it is a bit longer, probably not more than 10 minutes. I would think if it has been long enough to dry out completely, that is not good, right? So at tha tpoint do you damp, re oil and start over? What would the procedure be?

[@DanCBearded]

You do want it slightly damp. If it totally dries (10 minutes should be still okay) I would just splash a little water and water 30 seconds or so

[@LeeJoRo]

Picked this up yesterday. Takes a while to heat up fully (understandable). Other than that, it seems ok (used it for the first time today). Thanks for the tip

[@DanCBearded]

Absolutely! Battery powered is always going to take longer than direct power from the cord. Like you said, understandable.

[@LeeJoRo]

@@DanCBearded and I can charge it up at work... Like I do with my power bank lol

[@DanCBearded]

@@LeeJoRo perfect use of time 😂

[@LeeJoRo]

@@DanCBearded unlimited power!

[@daveanddianethrowingcautio5707]

I'm so torn, In used Diane's blow dryer that last few days and think my mind is changing about using one. Now I wonder if I should get a cheap brush to try and then if I like it invest in a better one. Does the experimentation ever stop lol!!

[@DanCBearded]

I would say only if there is an area where you don’t think the blowdryer is good enough. With your length of beard, the heated brush would not be for your entire beard. I just use it on my sideburns and mustache

[@Shawn_p_tv]

Might have to implement heat to my beard as a regular part of my routine.

[@DanCBearded]

My beard looks and feels like garbage without heat!

[@MCV313]

I've seen those commercials with that guy, l pick things up and put them down lol. I'm gonna have to check this out.

[@DanCBearded]

Haha yup!

[@eladiocofresi5202]

Interesting. And the price point is enticing. There are a few open questions I have if you don't mind. What are your thoughts/experiences using a heated brush over a hair dryer, and have you burned yourself? My only experience was a larger heated brush, which I did not like, and and seeing my sisters burn themselves with the curling iron has made me afraid to anything that is hot and metal near my face.

[@DanCBearded]

I use both tools daily, just in different ways. I have not really burned my face, other than just a quick touch and then I adjust

[@brucester]

Thank you Dan. I will check it out.

[@brucester]

Bought.

[@DanCBearded]

Keep us posted on how you like it!

[@brucester]

@@DanCBearded Will do. It will take 1 month just to arrive here!

[@brucester]

@@DanCBearded Hi Dan, it finally arrived. It works well. I will keep on using it for sweeping the stache to the side. I think I need a touch of styling balm ir similar to keep it in position once I have used the brush. I am praying that the battery will last but I must say that it is solidly built. Worth the price, even in SA.

[@DanCBearded]

@@brucester thanks for the feedback!

[@truenorthbeardco]

Awesome video Dan! 💯

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks!

[@d0mlyf322]

Ok so I just bought this and it’s on the way, I have a brush and when I use it the oil cooks some I think should I reapply oil after I just wanna make sure I do everything right for my new brush

[@DanCBearded]

Keep me posted!

[@d0mlyf322]

Have you ever felt like you needed to reapply oil after you use a heated brush

[@reubenk7331]

Interesting. I can see the draw of a cordless and who knows, maybe I'll pickup that new Aberlite. At the very least I'll probably upgrade to the Aberlite pro in the future. Good to know this is a mid range cost brush that is good. Also really happy to be using the brush on my mustache and side burns only. I was using it instead of a blow dryer, especially in the morning because the bathroom is attached to the kids room wall, but now I really know I need a balance of both.

[@DanCBearded]

June 1st the new cordless aberlite comes out! I will have a video on the 2nd

[@reubenk7331]

@@DanCBearded Sweet! I will be excited to hear what you think about it!

[@incredibles11]

Great video Teach! Quick question, if you can’t think of any cons what makes this still a mid-tier heated brush and not a top tier? Is it because it hasn’t been tested for longevity yet or you mean tier only according to price? So how does this compare with an Aberlite for example?

[@DanCBearded]

Exactly. What I have found to be the difference (get what you pay for thing) over the last 5 years with heated brushes is the cheaper ones don’t last as long and there is little to no customer service (after the Amazon return timeline).

[@ReaverofSouls7]

Walmart has one called Arkham. It's a full size brush, idk if it's any good though.

[@DanCBearded]

I haven’t tried those ones

[@ReaverofSouls7]

@@DanCBearded I'm gonna buy 1 and try it. I'll let you know how it turns out.

[@trex_gamer01]

Suggestion for smallest heat brush

[@DanCBearded]

The one by: Beard Octane= beardoctane.com/DANC * DANC10 = 10% off

[@OGFitzRoy]

I've seen a heated pick b4, never combined wit a heated brush. This would be interesting 2 try out

[@DanCBearded]

Yeah, I think it can be situationally useful

[@davidhowe2612]

Hey Dan I’m looking to buy my first beard straightener would you recommend the nisperso

[@DanCBearded]

Make sure to watch this video. It’s all relative

[@asbolasdozemaria]

Nwver understood the heat brush, I just rock the hairdryer and the brush 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@DanCBearded]

Whatever works for you! I absolutely hate my mustache and sideburns without my heated brush

[@daveanddianethrowingcautio5707]

How about a cordless hairdryer, have you toyed around with them at all?

[@DanCBearded]

There aren’t many out there or at least well respected ones. I think it takes too much power

[@ferguson8143]

Yes Dan is spot on about the amount of power it need to run the blower and the heating element and in my opinion on the two different box store ones I have tried was not very efficient at all and I gave them away pretty quick unless you have a handful of Benjamin's to blow on a professional grade cordless blow dryer I would stick to the good Ole corded blow dryers

[@jamesinfl2009]

Nice video Dan . I'll definitely have to look into this . I got rid of my K Bar for some extra money, so I'll have to look into another.. Also , you said Nespresso 🤣 I had to restart a few times, I thought, a coffee company beard straightener? . But always nail these videos. Very informative

[@DanCBearded]

Haha yeah I caught that too on editing. Just went with it

[@BERSERKERKINGREVIEWS]

This is great you made this video as I’ve been wanting to try this out but have only seen it from the unnamed company you speak of but keep finding out more and more super shady stuff number 1 being there wash but didn’t want to support somthing like that or put that garbage in my beard and body . Wich honestly sucks because they have pretty cool ads lol . Will have to check this out and try it.

[@DanCBearded]

Agreed!

[@thebeatenbrush]

At what length is a good time to introduce a heated brush to your beard?

[@DanCBearded]

When you can pinch and pull the hairs. Just when you need help styling

[@roberthoyer5277]

Hey man, I appreciate all your insight about beards and what not but I’m just curious they’re saying that this item is no longer available. Do you know somewhere else can be outsourced I even tried googling it and I can’t find this type anywhere or is it discontinued? And do you have a recommendation have a new one or a different one

[@DanCBearded]

Hey! I cannot find it anywhere else right now. Anything by aberlite is going to be a great option

[@nathanmatheaus2930]

Recommend for 7" beard, thats cordless and easy to clean? That wont break the bank.

[@DanCBearded]

This is a great option! However, no heated brushes are easy to clean. Unfortunately

[@nathanmatheaus2930]

@@DanCBearded any tips on cleaning this one?

[@DanCBearded]

@@nathanmatheaus2930 yup: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIq2l5mgh5qVjdU

[@coreybarbic]

I have a heated brush with that pick on it, not personally a fan but to each their own. Looks like a pretty good brush though.

[@DanCBearded]

Thanks for the feedback Corey!

[@bhupalrupinder]

How long does it take to power up to max?

[@DanCBearded]

I do not remember with this one but I would guess a couple of minutes

[@johnderous1893]

Do you still use this one?

[@DanCBearded]

I do not

[@user-ne9wp8ve5u]

I have to bring out the heated brush for the winter.

[@DanCBearded]

Seasonal use? Super interesting!

[@user-ne9wp8ve5u]

@@DanCBearded yes. Dan my beard is weird. It goes and does what it wants. I usually find out when different seasons approach. Heated brush really doesn’t do anything in the spring through fall but I have noticed in the winter it helps a little. All depends on what my beard wants to do.

[@fitnessgeared1389]

I like my Hair Dryer.

[@DanCBearded]

Me 2! I use both tools daily

[@theofficialken1755]

This is the 2nd time that company has put a 100% markup on a heated brush that is available on Amazon or Alibaba. Paying double for a logo 😡

[@DanCBearded]

Yup yup yup 🎯

[@bubbert]

How’s it holding up?

[@DanCBearded]

I do not use it anymore so I am not able to say

[@ThatGuy-ub9tm]

o... m... g... when I first started growing out, I saw this vid and thought, "That's stupid AF." I finally got a beard straightener today and used it for the first time; now I'm like, "Why did nobody tell me about this !?" ... other than, y'know, literally you and everyone else repeatedly...

[@DanCBearded]

😂😂 I love it!

[@guywilliams9505]

I’ve used argon oil and have received excellent results with my heated brush.

[@DanCBearded]

Awesome to hear!

[@The_Bearded_Photographer]

Good morning Dan. Thanks 🙏

[@DanCBearded]

Hey buddy!

[@curbycopas4761]

You only use heated brush on your sideburns...what about the rest of your beard

[@DanCBearded]

Sideburns and mustache. Rest of my beard is a blowdryer

[@curbycopas4761]

@@DanCBearded oh ok thanks for the tip

[@MC302oils]

Nice this is my first time see one

[@DanCBearded]

Oh cool!

[@AJCoReTV]

Need one! Thx

[@DanCBearded]

You’re welcome buddy!

[@tobiasthebearded]

First! Couldn't wait for this Video ;)

[@DanCBearded]

The GOLD!

[@mikebryant8082]

I'll say it..The beard struggle!! hahahaha..But yes..it is over priced Thanks Dan!!

[@DanCBearded]

👀 lol

[@CuIturedSwine]

I have the newest version of the brand that shall not be named. The battery life is horrible. Maybe 3 uses. The charger is not universal. So, you have to bring the magnetic charging cable wherever you bring it. I do find the pick nice. I am looking for a good AC voltage option with the pick.

[@DanCBearded]

I have not seen one, but I’ll keep an eye out

[@JspRooster]

I bought this cause I watched this video cause I always trusted you but you failed in this one I had it for a couple of weeks and the battery sucks , after one use I had to charge it again 😢I was very disappointed I love the idea of a wireless heat brush but this one it’s not worth the time and money

[@DanCBearded]

anytime you go over a budget option, especially a heated brush, I always say there are a few main risks: 1) the battery 2) the customer service 1) the longevity I make sure to be clear this is a budget option and was also highlighting another company sells this same one for $99. This is not my top recommendation for a heated brush, but it is a good budget option. And things can go wrong. A couple of weeks is not normal. Try your Amazon return, and if it’s not within that window, contact the company. Final note, I am a fan of corded heated brushes over wireless

[@peshpeshabdulla]

carbon X the other company

[@DanCBearded]

Nope, the beard struggle is. I haven’t heard of that company

[@bhupalrupinder]

The Beard Struggle calls their brush carbon x. Carbon X is over priced, takes forever to heat, then juggles hot-cool-hot

[@davebardsley278]

I hate cords. I can’t wait till mine dies so I can get a cordless

[@DanCBearded]

Haha nice!

[@stephenfleming9839]

My wife bought me one of those other companies heated brushes. Haven’t used it more than twice because I’m not sure if ok

[@DanCBearded]

If you use it more let us know!

[@chrislocke1042]

Well I'm nosey AF. What's the "can't say the company name" Name?... should I avoid this company as well

[@DanCBearded]

I am just not a fan of the Beard Struggle brand. I am not telling anyone to avoid them, but I have many issues myself there

[@dcrump]

Are you still using it? I can’t believe I missed this video…. Still dislike the “other guys version”

[@DanCBearded]

I am not. I am back to my aberlite pro

[@dcrump]

@@DanCBearded oh okay, I saw the heat stroke cordless had a “cover” and was curious. Because My current use one I bent the spikes on the outside