I bought the Babyliss wet/dry about two years ago, at first i thought it was amazing, i need not pack my dryer too, but it takes a loooong time to straighten from wet.
It is much easier to blowdry and then straighten and saves you alot more time.
I also found that slowly but surely the heat is declining, it is set to its max, but just does not get as warm anymore. I did not know that straighteners' temperature declines in time. i mean, if my dad buys a drill/grinder, it does not go slower in time?
I paid R400 at the time, i think it should have lasted a bit longer. My friend has another Babyliss, retails at abt R600, much better, i'd really encourage to rather pay a little bit more, it surely is worth it. And it is on my Christmas wishlist!

Had this Babyliss Babyliss Pro Wet to Dry iron for only a few weeks. Works ok but seriously fried my hair when heat setting was up to high. Also, when my friend used this wet to dry iron on her clients, she is left handed, the holes for steam to be released are only on one side of the iron and she steam burned her client....may just be a user error on her part though...