Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like the brush blowout feature but the attachment comes off with resistance while blowing out even though it is locked. The curling attachment is a learning curve for sure but overall I like the product.

Worked great at first. Just over a year old and it spontaneously turns off while in use.

I bought this because it did the same thing as the Dyson Airwrap for much less money. I regret it. It didn't work as well, and then it stopped working altogether. I took it back to Best Buy and they acted as if I was foolish to think they would do anything about it. It broke within 6 months of purchase and to them, that was a long time. To me, that's ridiculous. To pay that much for something and then be scoffed at for expecting it to work longer than 6 months was insulting. "Take it up with Shark," they said. I will, but I'll have no way to get my hair dry until this is resolved. Very disappointed.

Bought for my daughter at a Best Buy store 40 miles away. Luckily I had a relative in that area to pick it up for me. Very hard to get this at a discount. Wish it came with one more accessory that does not go on sale. Overall a good buy at a discount.

The product is good but the brush attachments are a bit to big and their brissels could be tougher for someone wigh heavier hair. Also they need to change the location of the on button.

The store got $100 sale after I purchased but they didn’t give to me price matching.

I wanted to love this product and waited months for it to go on sale. Unfortunately, it left my hair really frizzy and not smooth at all.

This does an awful job. Does not hold a curl, and it is hard to get it to “wrap,” even when using extremely small sections. Also, it overheats every time I use it and shuts down before I am even halfway through.

Definitely not the best brush/blow dryer combo. Honestly my revlon does a better job.

Stopped working after literally ONE use. After doing some googling to see if others had the same problem.. I don’t know how this product is still sold. Countless reviews and feedback about how they eventually just stop turning on. Shark will replace it but you have to send them a video Of you cutting the wire before they’ll send a replacement. Seems like a hassle. I returned it, save the money for the Dyson

Used 4 times & no longer works, you would expect something for this price to last a long time. Very unhappy with my purchase

My shark has now shorted out and has over heated twice. It does the job but I would probably just save more money and go for the Dyson air wrap.

too loud but I lost my receipt :/ too loud it makes my head hurt

I didn’t like the way it styled my hair It’s meant for hair past the shoulders

If you don't know about the trouble with styling Asian hair, I have two words: thick and straight. Before I go on about some minor issues, there are multiple great things about the Shark FlexStyle to write home about. First is the versatility of the styles you get from the attachment. No more lugging five different devices to get the different styles. You can easily change from a standard hair dryer to getting curls, waves, straightening, and adding volume to your hair. Out of the box, it was easy to figure out how to use the Flexstyle without even looking at the instructions. Though the styling guide that comes with it is a nice touch and definitely something I want to keep at hand for some tips and recommended settings. Like most people, drying my hair is my least favorite thing to do. And let's be honest, even with the Flexstyle, it is still my least favorite thing to do, but it allows me to finish much faster. And you can easily switch between the different attachments pretty easily. Just twist the styler upright from the 90-degree angle, and you're good to go. Of course, my favorite has to be the oval brush which gives my hair a little volume. With that said, the ones that were my least favorite were the auto-wrap curlers. Not because it wasn't functioning well; it did. But it wasn't for my hair. With Asian hair that's super straight and thick, it takes a lot for even a regular curling iron to get it to maintain its curls. So, in this case, it was an actual case of it's not you, it's me. At least this time, I'm not burning myself with a hot metal styler. One other note, the Flexstyle is a little louder than my hairdryer, partly due to all its power and air flowing from the narrow base. But, again, not a big issue compared to all the functions you get for half the cost of other competitors. Overall, for the cost and its multiple functionalities - it's a pretty great deal, and I would recommend it to anyone.

Got it for a gift for my wife! Not thrilled about spending this much on hair tools, but my wife assures me it's worth it! She "watched the videos"

The hairdryer worked well. But the curls fell out after five minutes. It didn’t curl your hair the way it said it would.

not good all day with a puffy hair and I have fine hair and not work for me at all

Definitely was not impressed with this. Returned it after a day. It tangled my hair trying to curl, and the curls I did get, lasted maybe an hour.

I personally felt that the wand i got from tj maxx for 30 bucks did better job then this with my curly hair I like the hair wrap wand but only one works with the hair after its completely straightened and wont last long few min after the effect is gone .. i wanted to love this so bad but unfortunately not for me