Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer Copper Gift Edition - Copper/Silver

Watched tons of reviews and contemplated buying for many years, I had to pull the trigger and I don’t regret it. I love this new toy! I just wish the presentation box was wide enough to accommodate both the dryer and the attachments. For now, I am keeping the attachments inside of the presentation box and am on the hunt for a stand. Also, I was disappointed that this Special Edition Prussian Blue set does not include the paddle brush and detangling comb as shown on the Dyson website. For $429, it’s disappointing to not receive all of the items shown as a set. It comes with a diffuser, gentle diffuser, comb attachment, concentrator attachment, and flyaway attachment. The blue is a deep navy almost charcoaled navy.

As someone with super long, seriously curly hair, I don’t know how I lived in a world without THIS blow dryer. Yes….I almost vomited as I was swiping my debit card…..seriously $400 I kept asking myself!?!? But let me tell you this is the Mercedes Benz of blow dryers. If you have any type of curly hair then 10/10 this thing will give you the hair dreams are made of. After the first time using it I have never once regretted buying it and that is a FACT! I use the diffuser every day and my hair has never looked better! Oh yeah I forgot the best part…….it’s so fast! My hair is thick and this dries my hair in less than ten mins. I love love love love love this thing! Can you tell?

Bought this for the wifey as “I’m really really really really sorry” gift. I thought she was just kidding about not bringing a stray home. All I can say is I’m no longer on the couch with my new buddy. Honestly I have no idea if this is worth half its price, but she sure does love it.

I had a old sedu hair dryer for 10 years and was finally in need of a up grade. I was hesitant about the price, but this dryer is amazing!! My hair is super thick and this dries it a lot faster, my hair dresser told me I should invest in one because it would be great for my hair and cut my dry time in half and she wasn’t wrong. I like the attachments it comes with and how easy it is to switch them or even style my hair. It gives me volume which I never have because my hair is so heavy and thick. I have noticed my hair is shiny and seems to be not as damage with the intense heat from my previous dryer. I also use it on my daughters hair which is extremely long and tangles easy, her hair is a little thinner then mine and finer but it works amazing on hers as well she was so happy with how shiny and soft her hair felt. I really can’t say enough good things about this dryer.

I suspect there is a bit of bias in people’s reviews as they want to feel good about spending four hundred dollars on a hair dryer. Don’t get me wrong, this is a nifty little device, but is it worth the money—probably not. Pros: Quiet operation: Moving from a conventional hair dryer to this one, it is very apparent how much quieter the Dyson is. Compact size and balance: This hangs easily on a simple two-prong hook. In the hand it feels nicely balanced from the head through shaft. Quick to temp. and dry: It heats up remarkably fast. Supposedly not as hot as others, being the main reason it is less likely to damage hair. Attachments: Feel sturdy and nicely made. The magnetic hold is substantial. They will not fall off during normal use. Finish: The enamel paint and overall fit and finish is excellent with one exception (see Cons). Cons: Price: Similar alternatives exist in the marketplace for substantially less money. And a normal $30 hair dryer does dry hair and costs a fraction of the Dyson. Shaft length: For larger hands, the shaft/handle is a bit short. You will need to be careful not to grip the very base as it is the air intake and will reduce air flow in doing so. Air intake cover (AIC): the AIC is cheaply and doesn’t lock into place as you would expect. It is flimsy plastic, rather than the aluminum that it should be. It has popped off once or twice already. There is not need for it to be plastic as it does not heat up at the intake port. Even if they want to keep as plastic, make it lock in tighter. Power brick: the power cord is large, thick, and heavy. The overall length is good, and a thicker cord is necessary to transfer high power to the unit, but it is annoying to corral at times. Cold setting: for some reason the only button/switch on it that needs to be held in place to function is the cold air button. It makes no sense that this button cannot function as an off/on switch like the others, or that it isn’t a toggle like the power switch. To turn off the heat, so cold air passes through, you have to hold it down the entire time. This is annoying and unnecessary. Case: Why is there no case or corral included for a $400 appliance? It is an added cost to safety store your hair dryer to avoid it getting banged around in a drawer. Dyson really cheaped-out in this regard. Fortunately, a standard $2 U-hook screwed into the wall holds the hair dryer perfectly and functions as a display for your unit. Conclusion: If

As someone who has a tighter men's cut, I do not often turn to my hairdryer. As such, I have grown accustomed to a "typical" hairdryer experience. Uncomfortable, too hot, loud...in short, not really a pleasant time. This Dyson hairdryer took the experience I was used to and turned it on its head. It makes me want to dry my hair. To start, as with other Dyson products, the packaging is superb. Yes, it is only packaging, but even with something as straightforward as this, you can see the time, effort and thought put into every aspect of the product. This attention to detail carries through as one moves on to the product itself. Included in the packaging are the dryer itself, three attachments (1 diffuser, 1 smoothing nozzle, 1 styling concentrator), one non-slip mat to place the dryer on and one storage hanger. The Dyson really stands out when it comes to design and performance. The construction and design make the drying process shorter, easier and less-tiring. The soft-matte finish feels nice in the hand, the plug has sufficient length (9 feet), and with the motor (and its weight) in the handle of the dryer, there is a great balance that I have not seen in other units. It certainly feels "different" at first, but it will reduce some arm fatigue from having your arm up all around your head as you are drying. After a few uses, it feels like second nature. As for the air itself, it has the power to get the job done (with 3 separate settings) as well as fantastic temperature control (also with 3 separate settings, as well as a "cool shot" button for a shot of very cool air). In the past, hair dryers I have used have always just gotten hotter and hotter as use continued. With the Dyson, however, the temperature is monitored 20 times per second and adjusted so the temperature stays constant, that is it remains at the level you select. It is something so simple (in concept at least), but it definitely makes a difference. No discussion of hairdryers can be complete without talking about how loud they are, and again, I feel the Dyson excels here as well. In my mind, there is no doubt it is quieter than any I have used, but the sound is also different than that of a "normal" unit. Just not as "forceful," if that makes any sense. It is silent? No, not by any means, but the different and quieter sound is noticeable and more pleasant to my ears. Lastly, and of more importance to some rather than others, are the attachments. They all attach to the hairdryer via magnets. This sounds strange, and again, like such a simple thing, but to able to just pop them on and off is great....and admittedly, way too much fun. So, what does all of this mean when it comes to actually drying your hair? Well, in my use, my hair dries faster, while feeling less "dried-out", has more of a shine to it, and in general, just looks and feels better. I am quite pleased with nearly every aspect of the Dyson. It does the job, does it well and looks good doing it. All of that said, I must take a moment to mention the price. All of the great features, technology, design and aspects of this product do come at a cost. This is a personal issue, but it in my experience, it has been worth it, and while I do not have the advantage at this point of seeing how it will hold up over time, I feel confident it will still be worth it down the road. I have no problem highly recommending this Dyson product. here are a few quick takeaways: PROS: - design / ease of use - comfort - light weight - power of air flow / speed variations - temperature control - time saved everday from quick drying - quiet operation - long cord - magnetic attachments - 2 year warranty CONS: - price (this is not really a con, but it is something to consider)

This was a gift I gave…was hesitant due to the price tag, but is valuable if the user needs a fast dry, with great results, and low noise. The only reason I don’t give it 5 stars is because of the case! You can only fit the dryer in it, not the accessories that came with it…leaving a messy problem hundreds dollars problem out.

DON’T BOTHER, COSTLY MISTAKE This is a common problem, much bigger than what you read from reviews on their site & not worth risking the cash for it...... This was the biggest disappointment EVER. A year after the warranty expired, so did my hair dryer. After light use, maybe 3 times a week for 3 years, it started cutting out, being real positional until it doesn’t even switch on anymore. Now I am reading that this is common. Considering the price, this should last a lifetime. After being told my warranty was up, that was it. I was left with ZERO solutions and I am finding this really tough to accept. I would even pay for a repair but it’s just not an option. Once the rep realized I don’t have a warranty to be honored, he didn’t even offer troubleshooting solutions. Not that I wanted them, they had already been done, but he just couldn’t be bothered with it. This was all a week ago, and I’m still beside myself. I expected much more from this manufacturer, I thought that was part of what you pay for. I had recently started to look into one of their heater/fans. After 2 mediocre vacuums, hairdryer, and this experience, I will not buy another product from Dyson and I will make sure everyone I know will not make that mistake either.