NoNo Pro

The NoNo Pro doesn't work as good as it says it does. It's very time-consuming. It doesn't look anything like they tell you and they have poor customer service, trying to get any help from them is impossible I think this company should be put out of business because it's nothing but a scam.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

The NoNo Pro did not work. We tried it on a friend too and she found it didn't work. I'm not happy.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

The No No does not work. It's just another product on TV advertising which was money waisted, $270.00 was thrown away!

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I have the no! no! Pro5. I used the device on my arms. It took an hour just on one arm and yet there's still hair left. My leg hair grows really weird and some grow different ways so I had to move the device many ways to get it. All 3 tips were broken within three hours. So I ordered a ton of tips. My leg hair is still just as thick, grows just as fast. Basically all it is doing is burns the hair off. It doesn't lessen the amount of hair to grow. Yes buying razors sucks, as does razor burn and cuts but taking 20 minutes to an hour on each leg with the smell of burnt hair is ten times worse. Spending almost $300 on something that breaks so easily and doesn't really do much is an even bigger waste. Not worth the money.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I got the NoNo Pro as a gift as I'd pleaded with my husband for months to get me one, as the advertising promised smooth skin free of hair. Well there's false advertising. Really disappointed in the result. I haven't noticed any difference on my legs and when I use skin cream afterwards my skin stings. Wish I'd asked my husband to buy me a really good epilator as I would of gotten better results straight away. My advice is - don't waste your money on any NoNo product.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I purchased a NONO PRO at SHOWCASE in MICMAC MALL, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Went to return the $455.00 item and was told there is a no return policy. No sign in the case that came with the NONO PRO. Small sign hidden at cash register and no mentioning of the no return policy during the purchase process. But there is a mark on a bill which was put in my bag and I was not aware of it until I went to return.

Do not buy anything at Showcase and NONO PRO head office will not honor their refund policy.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I found the product to be poorly made, ineffective and difficult to use. I wanted it to deal especially with my foot and underarm areas but the shape of the tips makes it unsuitable for these tasks, not that I'd call it "suitable" for anything really.

Seriously, use Bics instead. They're less troublesome and cost a few pence per pack.

My NoNo Pro only arrived at a fortnight into the supposed free trial period and fortunately, I'd paid on my credit card so when the makers ignored my return request, the card issuer dealt with the refund for me.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

After reading several reviews, I haven't even bothered to try for a refund. I wish I'd have read reviews before wasting £215, and being taken in by utterly false advertising. NoNo does not work on any body parts, despite numerous attempts and re-reading instructions.

Lesson learned. Shame on you NoNo.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Not told how the product works, took money straight away. Didn't receive it for a week. When I phoned to tell them I'm unhappy with it, they said I didn't pay attention to the advert. The advert shows a woman in a shopping center trying the product once and instantly seeing a difference. But when I said there is no difference, the advisor told me it take 4 to 6 weeks as it's a treatment. So unless the woman on the advert has a special sort of hair that no body else has, I'd say she was talking a load of bumf. The advisory that sold me the product didn't explain anything like that and then I had to pay for the postage to return the piece of crap.

Long and short of it, don't get sucked into all these adverts that offer miracles in the shopping center, because they lie to you and suck your money. Buy a razor, it's cheaper.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

The No No Pro does not work the way they say it. They have a commercial on TV that shows a man wiping it across his forearm and taking off hair leaving the spot that he put it across bald. That's a lie and false advertising. And then they're perfectly willing to take your money, but when they say that they will gladly give it back if you're not satisfied with it, may be partially true. They take forever sending your money and I have not received mine yet. It's been two weeks, that's long enough, they get your money right away don't they. We should get it back the same way. Don't deal with them if you're smart.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I bought my NoNo Pro sometime ago. I did not have good luck since, just after my return/warranty period was up, the unit stopped taking a good charge (really no more than a couple minutes of usage). It has always ran "slow" but I thought that might be the way it operated. I really didn't understand the use of it, since it was so time consuming.

What I wanted to highlight, is that recently when asking if there was some "repair" process, where I could send or take the unit to be fixed, I was told there are no options like that. I would have to purchase a new unit. So, if the unit ever quits, even a short time after warranty, there is no alternative but to trash.

I also found it "interesting" that the NoNo site only accepts "success stories" for comments - isn't that telling about their customer service?

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend