Hair Dryer Brush Blow Dryer Brush in One, 3 in 1 Hair Dryer and Styler Volumizer with Negative Ion Anti-frizz Blowout Ceramic Coating Hot Air Brush, Mothers Day Gifts for Mom, 75MM Oval Shape

I bought this at th same time as the very similar Revlon version - i found this one to be just slightly lighter in weight and opted to keep it and return the Revlon for only that reason. I currently have a broken hand and was looking for an easier way to dry my hair since my right hand is basically of no help at the moment. This works very well and very quickly - i’m loving it and wish i’d have purchased one before i broke my hand! lol! My only complaint - which is not really a complaint - is that i have medium length hair, just below my shoulder and this brush is almost too big. That being said, it works fine and has been a life saver - i just had to figure out how best to manipulate it.

I got this yesterday and used it to dry my hair from wet after a shower. Not as fast as a blow dryer but worked good. My hair is very wavy and difficult to style, especially in the back. It did a good job of getting those waves out. I touched up this morning before work and love the way my bangs turned out! I am hopeless with a round brush and blow dryer. This thing is easy to use, the cord gets in the way sometimes when I’m spinning the device a lot but when that happens I just switch sides. The price is right, don’t get those expensive versions. If you’re considering buying this, do it!

So, while I wouldn't pay the name brand hype prices, I still think these dryer brushes have way more value than expected. This one works, and pretty well at that. Reasons it didn't get 5 stars are: After a month or so of using it, I really hate where the power/temp adjustment button is. I hit it ALL the time. Turns it up down or off in one wrong swipe. It's also hard to see where you're sliding the button to and what setting you've ended on. I just listen to the fan. It works but, design is lacking. Does it affect the dryer functions and is that just me? Maybe. But it still drives me bonkers. IMO look for one with the controls down around the bottom by the cord. The other comment is the temperature and variability. It gets hot, the "low" gets SUPER hot. It's like the same setting as high just with less air so = hotter. Wasn't expecting it. It still needs to be warm to dry but, it could use just 3 chili peppers instead of 5. "Cool" is the temp I would expect low to be. Again, just thinking of long term use here. I was expecting a true cool air setting to set and smooth.That being said, it dries great, my hair is SO much smoother and straighter than my ceramic round brush and hair dryer. My concern is long term heat damage and survival of the plastic brush parts but, we'll see. Results are great. Would I buy it again? No. Simply because of the power/settings button. It's that annoying to me.

I gave it my 17 yr old for Xmas. She has thick, curly hair that she likes to wear straighter but the flat iron was killing her hair. She finds this dryer relatively easy to use and it gives her hair more bounce and life than the flat iron. The price was definitly right

This product is GREAT in concept, but there are a couple of flaws that are just too much to overlook.First of all, this is the only product of its kind that has worked to blow dry my very curly hair straight, and I love it for that, but this is the second one that has broken within 2 months of use.Same thing both times, the heat melts where the screws hold the cap on and it pops off, leaving the brush useless as all of the air escapes out of the top make turning it into an awkward hair dryer.The bristles also melt and bend very quickly.I replaced my first one that did this, thinking it was a one off thing, but now this one has done it too and I’m 2 weeks beyond the return window.Disappointed in the poor design that the parts are not able to withstand the heat, which is how this item functions.

I have never tried a hairdryer with a brush combo before. It works well to give lift to my fine hair, as long as I style it correctly. (Drying the roots and lifting straight up and over to give more volume.)There are 2 things I don't like about it. 1. The handle is really large in circumfrance. I am a tall woman with a larger frame. I doubt anyone petite would be able to handle it. 2. The cord doesn't rotate, and I think it is supposed to when you are rolling or winding it up in your hair.I didn't and haven't had any problems with my hair getting stuck. And I wish it had a cool tip on the end for me to rest my finger on, (so I guess 3 problems). Would I buy it again? Probably as it is working and it is one of the least expensive ones I can afford.

I love this dryer, it’s my number 1 hair tool! I have medium length, super straight, chemically processed (dyed) hair. Heat damage on my older hair is impossible to work with. Nothing else I’ve tried is able to give me body and bounce easily and I have tried plenty of tools. I have no patience to spend hours trying to get my hair together, this hair dry makes it look fantastic without trying to use a regular hair dryer and brush, curling irons, flat irons, etc. I keep the bristles as clean as possible at all times. My only complaint is it’s not easy to clean the air intake on the dryer. I found using a can of pressurized air works best.

Holy cow this thing is awesome. I’m pretty bad at hair typically and have fine shorter hair and this dryer is nuts. It dried my hair and styled it within 15 min! My bangs were perfectly dry and styled after ONE sweep! I looked like I walked out of a salon with a blowout. I would say the only con will be keeping it clean if hair and debris. I think once a week cleaning it should be fine though. Anyway love this thing best like $40 I’ve spent in a while!