TYMO CurlPro Plus vs. CHI Spin N Curl 1" Ceramic Rotating Curling Iron

Our Full Verdict

Choose TYMO CurlPro Plus when you have long or medium-length hair, or fine, bleached, or damaged hair: TYMO lists a 110mm heating film for long and medium hair and three settings of 410°F, 365°F, and 320°F, with 320°F aimed at bleached, damaged, or fine hair, plus dual voltage and a 1-year warranty. Choose CHI Spin N Curl when you prefer preset temperatures matched to hair type (370°F fine, 390°F medium, 410°F coarse), CHI's listed 15, 17, or 19 second heat-up times, a 2-year limited warranty, and an included cleaning tool with an auto-clean function. Both are 1-inch automatic rotating curlers that draw a section of hair of up to about an inch into the chamber and signal with a beep, so neither removes the need to section hair. TYMO's own page shows an 8-second timer graphic in one place and 'about 4 seconds' in its how-to steps, so follow the manual that ships with the tool. Neither source establishes an independent winner for curl hold, so the recommendation follows hair length, temperature range, and warranty rather than a claim of superior results.