DysonSupersonic Nural™ Hair Dryer

Wife says it dries her hair much faster than her previous hair dryer. Definitely expensive, but the quality seems outstanding, and the features are well and above what you get with your standard hair dryer. Happy wife, happy life.

Good quality just a little expensive

Let me start off with how ridiculous I thought $400+ hairdryer was. This was $500. To unwet my hair.Well, it's a game-changer. Straight to the pros and cons.Pros:(Nural-specific)-Auto-detect when it's placed down is nice. Rarely use it because it's still running, but nice peace of mind knowing I won't burn my place down.-Heat Sensor is sometimes useful. It all depends on the attachments, as some aren't designed to work.-Dry settings memory for each attachment is very convenient. No need to fiddle with buttons swapping between attachments.-Very lovely color in person, I'll embarrassingly admit I paid extra for Nural for this.(General)-Fast drying with minimal heat, no hair damage.(Comment: I didn't believe it when everyone said it was a game-changer but really. I used to infrequently dry my hair... now I just do it for fun. It's perfect right before showering for a night out. Also, I rarely showered at night because I didn't want to sleep with wet hair, but now I can and do so very frequently.-Pretty lightweight and easier to maneuver than traditional. It's less bulky, and it doesn't have a long nose. Feels very nice to use on a daily.)-Thick cables, nuff said.-So many useful attachments. Many videos out there that can explain better than these texts.Cons:-Price. $500 is still much, $250-300 would sit better. There are Dyson copies on Amazon for fraction of the cost and are almost as good. But if you've got the money and the pros really matter, it's still pretty worth.-Durability? I've heard these break often and I can see it. For this price point, that's unnerving. But mine's not old enough so take this with a grain of salt.-The buttons for different settings. Placement is all over and not very ergonomic nor intuitive. I also keep turning it on accidentally when I place it in a holder but of course, this varies per your setup.Overall, I feel like it's a game-changer. If you thought expensive hair dryers were ridiculous like me, try one in-store or borrow a family or friend's.. if they even let you. I guess that'd be the real friend test!

Bought as gift for daughter, she loves it - gives her short haircut great volume and dries quickly without heating the hair or the air in the room. Highly recommended by our beautician

I purchased this hair dryer thinking I was in for a treat. I was extremely wrong. Not only did I receive a dryer that was so clearly used, with stains all over it and the attachments it came with, but the inner box was also torn open. It was very disappointing. This dryer was $500…for that I would’ve thought I’d at least gotten a brand new one, at the very least. And if you have longer, thicker hair that has to be dried in sections, this is not the dryer for you. It leaves your hair looking uneven looking once it’s dried. There was no shine at all, and the fly away attachment doesn’t work. I will go back to my $30 one.

Great product

Worth the money. Dries my waist length hair so fast. Highly reccomend.

The model I ordered was much heavier than I expected. Needed instructions with this hair dryer. None came with it.