Plavogue Hair Dryer Brush, 120V-240V Dual Voltage Hair Dryer Brush, Brush Blow Dryer with Negative Ion for European Travel, Lightweight Hair Dryer Brush Blow Dryer for Straightening

I admit I was skeptical when this arrived. It looked huge and the handle was pretty big. I've sure changed my mind. I LOVE it! My hair is past my ears 1-2" and is fine. This gathers my hair without tangling, easily wraps around the barrel, and goes from towel dried to dry and styled in about 5 seconds per section. I am done with my hair, start to finish, in less than 10 minutes without the static with my old dryer brush. I questioned whether I would like the combination bristles, having come from one without bristles, but they work great together. My hair doesn't slip and escape. The second day I just quickly (like 2 minutes) run it through my hair to touch up and I'm good to go. I was really concerned that the handle wouldn't be comfortable since I have hand and grip issues and it seemed so big. Actually, it is more comfortable and much less fatiguing than my old one. I've only used it on the low setting and i don't find it to be too loud. It is also duel voltage, which is a must if you're traveling to 220- land. A converter won't work because of the high power. I was concerned because it didn't have a ton of reviews, even though they were good, but that was because it just came out last fall. Buy it! You'll like it!

It's not easy to find a dual voltage hot air brush! I read many reviews on multiple internet sites before choosing this one. I am very pleased with the design and function of this one. I gave it a test run today. I will not have an opportunity to use it outside of the USA until March; however, I wanted to be sure of how it worked with my shoulder length, fine to medium textured, slightly wavy hair. My method is to start with damp-dry hair to finish the drying and use the brush to smooth, and style. This device is lightweight, easy to hold. The size and shape of the barrel is ideal and the nylon pins/tufted bristles are comfortable and slide through the hair. It worked great for me on the Low setting and compared favorably to my Revlon hot air brush. IMPORTANT TO NOTE: The dual voltage is not automatic. There is a small dial on the side of the base that must be adjusted to either the North American standard 120 volts or the European standard 240 volts.

The hair dryer works well in Singapore (remember to switch the voltage to 240) I bought it for an up & coming trip to the US (110v) I really hope it will also work well there. It is light in weight, but it is pretty big in size. It is also quite loud when you are blowing your hair but it does what it says. I semi blow dry my shoulder length hair first follow by the dryer brush, and I have nicely blown hair under 5mins. I am happy with the purchase

I purchased this primarily because I wanted a small dual voltage brush/dryer for travel. My intent was to just leave it with my travel gear and use my normal one at home The one I use at home is a bit large and only works in 110 voltage. However, when I tried this one at home I fell in love with it. It drastically cut down my drying time to a just a few minutes. ( I do have baby fine shoulder length hair) Also, styles my hair wonderfully, looks both smooth but full. The strange oblong shape of the brush seems to make it easier to get fullness. In the past when I used hot brushes ( don't mean brush dryers) they quickly messed up my hair. However, so far while this does get hot in drying, my hair looks very healthy. My only minor issue is it's not quite as small as I anticipated, but if it were it probably wouldn't be as effective on my hair.

Returned I found it to be okay When dryi g the hair I found the tip where you hold it to get hot. Its smaller than my revlon. It took lo ger to dry my hair. I decided I would just buy a revlon220v and have it sent to my hotel in Germany. It works out to the same in price. I travel enough to justify having one for canada and US and one that works in the UK and EU. Note: most hotels will accept packages ahead of time. Just always be polite and ask first.