Dyson - Supersonic *Limited Gift Edition* Hair Dryer - Fuchsia/Nickel

I bought this a couple of weeks ago, and I'm really happy with the hair dryer. It leaves my hair feeling softer than it used to. I just wish it had come with a holder. For the price I paid, I would expect all the bells and whistles. I have a few items I don't use, which is fine, but I need a holder.

I love everything about this dryer except for the thick heavy cord and the rectangular part on the cord. It dries my hair beautifully and I love the convenient cold air button. It has 3 buttons for heat control which is great because my hair is very fragile and needs the lower heat. It also has 3 levels for the blower. I have never used attachments on a blow dryer but I love how easy it is to change these out. Love it!

Got this as a Christmas gift 2024. I have curly hair, but diffusers never gave me a good hair day until now! I've had to re-learn how to diffuse my hair, but I'm now getting my hair to look the way I've always wanted. I have soft, springy curls from foot's to ends in about 10-15 minutes. This dryer is worth the money & a total game changer!!

I bought this 2 months ago. Great for curly hair. Low heat and power settings dry hair quickly with no frizz. Only reason I didn't give it a 5 is that the heavy bulky cord will make it hard to travel with. Dyson, please consider making a travel size dryer.

This hair dryer was an unsolicited Christmas gift. The packaging was lovely and the dryer is a work of art. It is very quiet which I appreciate. However, I am not enjoying using it. Why? First, it is quite heavy and has a bulky, stiff cord. How to travel with it? No Velcro strap provided to contain the cord. I had to provide my own. Second, and the real deal breaker - the power button and cold shot button are located on the wrong side of the dryer's grip. One normally uses a pistol-like hand grip to hold a dryer, especially one that is this heavy. It must be held close to the junction of grip and barrel. On the Dyson, the buttons are placed on the on the back side (or the exhaust side) of the grip, away from the direction the "barrel" is pointed. Unfortunately, they wind up being under the palm of my hand , in the junction between my thumb and my pointer finger because my fingers logically curl from my palm on the back side of the dryer grip to rest on the front side of the grip. Every time I want to change the speed or heat level of the blown air - or to use the "cool shot" button - I must release my grip on the heavy dryer and slip my hand down the grip to push either button with my thumb or index finger. Extremely unergonomic! I have NEVER had a hair dryer that placed its buttons thusly. Logically, they have always been easily accessible to my fingers because they are located where my finger already are - on the side of the grip that faces the front of the dryer, and the hair that is the target of the dryer. Was the usual and classic placement of these buttons deemed boring; was there a need to be different for difference's sake?