I saw the GoBrush Pro while looking for a travel-friendly straightening tool. I wanted something cordless, fast, and gentler than flat irons. After seeing tons of ads and reviews claiming sleek results in minutes, I decided to test it out. Would it simplify my routine or just be another over-hyped gadget?
What Is the Numoya GoBrush Pro?
GoBrush Pro is a cordless, portable straightening brush designed to give you salon-smooth hair with minimal effort. Key features include USB-C charging, several heat settings, negative-ion technology, and a 30-day trial period. It promises to cut styling time, reduce frizz, and be safe for travel use.
Why I Bought It
I bought it because makes-my-life-easier tools often turn out to be greatest wins. My mornings are rushed, cords are annoying, and I hate dealing with heat damage. The idea of a brush I could grab, brush through, and leave with smooth hair without whipping out the full straightener was attractive. Also, the portability appealed since I travel a lot, and I always want something compact.
My Experience Using It
When I unboxed the GoBrush Pro, the build felt decent… lighter than a regular straightener, but not feather-light. I charged it fully and used the mid heat setting at first. With a few passes through medium length hair, I got fairly smooth strands, especially in parts that were mildly frizzy. It wasn’t perfect, but definitely better than my old travel brush.
After regular use for a week, some cracks appeared. Battery life wasn’t as solid as the marketing: though advertised for 30 minutes, I found myself recharging more often if I styled more than once in a day, or if my hair was thick. Also, the brush didn’t always grip well on very curly or coarse sections; multiple passes were needed, and sometimes hair felt tugged.
I also noticed that on humid days, the smooth finish didn’t hold up: frizz crept back sooner than I liked. Another drawback: accidentally bumped buttons on the handle sometimes turned it off or changed the heat mid-use. That was annoying when I was in a rush. Cleaning was okay, though I had to be careful to unplug and let it cool first.
On the upside, when things aligned, right charge, reasonable hair type, not super humid… it delivered. Hair looked smoother, less bristly, and I saved time. For quick fixes or travel, it was definitely useful. But for consistent, flawless results, I felt it didn’t fully match the hype.
Pros
- Cuts styling time for mild to moderately frizzy hair
- Cordless and more travel-friendly than many full straighteners
- Easier control and gentler heat than many flat irons
- Feels lighter and less damaging (for certain hair types)
Cons
- Battery life tends to fall short of marketing claims, especially with repeated use or thicker hair
- Doesn’t perform as well on coarse, very curly, or long hair
- Buttons and design causes accidental shutdowns or temperature changes
- Finish doesn’t always last, especially in humidity or over time
Is It a Scam?
No. It’s not a total scam, as the device exists… I did get improved smoothness, and it fulfilled many of its basic promises. But the marketing oversells a lot: the battery life, “quick salon-perfect hair everywhere,” and performance on difficult hair types are not always realistic. If you expect “flawless results on every hair type, every time,” you’ll probably be disappointed.
Alternatives
- Revlon One-Step Volumizer Heated Brush
- Balmella Cordless Straightening Brush
- Dyson Corrale
- CHI Smart Brush
Conclusion: Would I Recommend It?
If I were you, I’d say yes, but only with caveats. It’s worth it if you mostly have mild to moderate frizz, need something for travel, or want a faster styling tool. But don’t buy it expecting it to replace a full straightener, especially for thick, coarse, or very curly hair. For my hair and routine, it’s a helpful gadget, not a miracle worker.
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