Dyson - Airwrap Coanda 2x Multi-Styler and Dryer For Straight+Wavy Hair - Ceramic Pink/Rose Gold

I love the ease of use and great results. Lightweight is easy on my shoulder 71 yrs old. Drying time is so reduced and easy . Where have you been all my life?

I love it, it’s the best product for my hair that ever had; the softness of my hair cannot be compared to other products I have used in the past.

After about a week of trying out Dyson’s newest Airwrap styling product, the Coanda 2x, my experience with it was just okay. I found nearly an equal amount of things that I either really enjoyed or didn’t care for with the Airwrap Coanda 2x, and, for me personally, I’m not sure the full value is there for this product. I think some people will find that they love this Airwrap, but I worry that more people will find themselves a bit underwhelmed by it, like I did, especially given the cost. Features I enjoyed: The fast dryer attachment is really awesome, and I loved how compact, quiet, and powerful it is. I have medium thick hair and it is fairly long right now. Typically I don’t even bother drying it all the way because it takes so long to dry, and my hair air-dries straight. The hair dryer dried my hair SO quickly and left it noticeably less frizzy. The temperature control is excellent and I felt that I would never have to worry about damaging my hair. The Airsmooth 2x (straightener) attachment works much better that I anticipated and it quickly grew to become a favorite attachment after some brief practice. Initially, I was very skeptical at how well an air straightener could possibly work but I honestly felt that the results, for me, were identical between using it versus my normal straightener. (I do have naturally very straight hair so it doesn’t take much effort to straighten any waves out of my hair.) The first time I used the straightener, the arms automatically released after each pass like the instructions state that it's supposed to. I actually found this to be a bit annoying because you had to then press the power button to start the next pass each time. The other times I used the straightener, the arms did not release automatically and I found myself preferring that. Ergonomic comfort. I felt that the Airwrap was comfortable to hold and that the placement of the power and cold shot buttons were practical. I didn’t find myself accidentally pressing any buttons while actively styling my hair which I appreciated as well. The Airwrap is also VERY light weight. Device temperature. Curling my hair provided the longest runtime (over an hour) for using the Airwrap, and the handle never once felt hot which is impressive considering the small size of the Airwrap. Additionally, since the attachments have no metal in them, they cooled VERY quickly, and make it seemingly impossible to accidentally burn yourself. Features I didn’t love: I did not care for the anti-snag loop brush attachment and only briefly tested it. My hair is likely too thick for this to be practical for me to use. I did not dare to attempt the round volumizing brush because I’ve never had good luck using those and they make me nervous. (lol) The power cord, specifically the GFCI block, is super obnoxious. It kept falling off my counter while using the Airwrap and then would bang against the wall, which was quite annoying. Things I was split on: Loudness. While the Airwrap Coanda 2x is exceptionally quiet for a hair dryer, it’s loud for a hair straightener and curling iron. It is quiet enough that curling my hair for an hour didn’t result in a noticeable noise differential afterward. The curling barrels. My hair does not hold a curl well at all so any type of styling pretty much has to be done with a tighter barrel. I tested both curling attachments out, but primarily used the smaller (1.2”) one. It took quite a bit of practice to get good curls with the curling attachments. The air flow is very strong and blows hair not being curled everywhere, which is annoying and a bit troublesome at times. I was very impressed with how well the airwrap technology worked though, and it’s definitely a wrist and time saver. I did have issues with my hair getting twisted up, but as I curled it more, I got a better feel of how to avoid that from happening as much. My hair did curl very well, but the curls did not hold any better than they normally do. While I did not save much time curling my hair with the Airwrap versus my regular curling iron, I do think it could improve after some more practice. The app and i.d curl features. I’m torn between this being too much / unnecessary technology and it being helpful. The i.d. curl sequence is very helpful when first learning how to use the Airwrap curling barrels, but after some practice, it becomes less practical. I do like that the last settings used with each attachment are automatically remembered for the next use, but this is not a critical feature for me. The presentation case. Included with the Airwrap is a storage case that holds it and all the attachments. This, by far, is the nicest case included with any hair styling tool that I’ve ever gotten. While it appears to be an excellent case, it is bulky and it is definitely not practical for traveling. Overall, I really enjoyed the hair dryer and air straightener attachments of the Airwrap Coanda 2x, but I could do without the other included attachments. It is difficult to recommend this product to other people since I only found half of the attachments to be of good use for me.

The Dyson airwrap is the “hot” new hair tool that just got an upgrade with new technology. It comes in two versions, each catering to specific hair types: one for straight/wavy hair and one for curly/coily hair. My hair is sort of wavy kind of strait so I went with that model. The Dyson airwrap comes with 6 tool attachments- a hair dryer, round brush, Airsmooth(similar to a straitener), anti-snag loop brush, 1.6" curling barrel, and 1.2” curling barrel. It all comes neatly packaged in a beautiful purple-ish box to store it in. After some playing around with the tools, I am thoroughly impressed. The blow dryer attachment has the power of a full size blow dryer and dried my hair as quickly as the stand alone dryer does (I also have the Dyson dryer). The Airsmooth tamed my frizzy hair effortlessly after drying. I didn’t need to use my straightener to finish my hair. The round brush went smoothly through my hair without snagging which I’ve seen was a complaint of the first version. The two curling barrels take some practice but once you get the hang of it curling my hair, was once again, effortless. You can create multiple styles at home and not cause any heat damage to your hair because of their airflow technology. The tool weighs less than one pound so your arms don’t get tired quickly with use. It’s very quiet despite boasting a stronger motor than the first model.

The Dyson Airwrap is a great hair styling tool. It works well, dries my hair quickly, is fairly quiet, and the attachments are easy to use. I do find the base to be a bit heavy, but I will get used to it. It comes with an amazing case to hold all the attachments and base. The cord is a good length, perfectly long enough. I would not say this is a good product for travel, because it is a bit bulky, and it is heavy – but I guess if you’re checking a bag then go for it! I like how easy it is to change the attachments; beyond the hair dryer attachment my favorite is the brush looking one. Helping to straighten out my hair without a ton of frizziness. I was able to connect it to Bluetooth through my phone easily and see it in MyDyson app. You can create a hair profile that will help you with styling. So far, I have not had any issues with the connection. Overall, this is an expensive hair tool, and if you are in the market for a premium product that will fulfill all your hair styling needs this is the one to own. My other Dyson products have had longevity with little issues, that is important – and I will expect the same from this one.