DysonCorrale™ Hair Straightener

Best hair Straightener I've ever bought. It is expensive but worth every penny. I love that is cordless. I have thick curly hair and on high heat I can touch my hair immediately after running it through, couldn't do that with old straightener because it burn my fingers. It has significantly cut down the time it takes me to straighten my hair and my hair is way less frizzy when done.

Best hair Straightener I've ever bought. It is expensive but worth every penny. I love that is cordless. I have thick curly hair and on high heat I can touch my hair immediately after running it through, couldn't do that with old straightener because it burn my fingers. It has significantly cut down the time it takes me to straighten my hair and my hair is way less frizzy when done.

I lovvvved the look of the Straightener bc it matched my dryer! But shame on dyson. Why havnt they updated this thing yet? If you use oh hi it dies in 30 min and even putting it back on the charger in between use won't keep it alive. Plus part of the plastic on the edge starts popping up after use on high. Also, as aan AA woman with natural hair I don't think it gets hot enough for my hair... but rhis may be good for some folks idk but when I straighten my hair i cant have it wanting to puff right after. But honestly if the plastic thing ddnt happen and the battery issue was fixed I would have kept it.

I splurged on this straightener since it was on sale for Prime Day. I couldn't decided between it and the AirStraight, which was also the same price. I opted for this one due to the cordless option and the fact that I have the Dyson SuperSonic hair dryer. The reviews had me concerned for the weight of the straigtener and the battery life. Out of the box, I loved the wrap that it comes in. It will be very handy for travelling, as I can put the the straigtener into the wrap hot and throw it in my bag. The instructions were easy to follow. There is a sticker to show how to take it out of airplane mode (it is shipped in airplane mode), how to unfold the cradle, how to attach the charging cord to the cradle, and put the straightener in the cradle. Voila, straightener is charging. Pretty quickly, I was able to use the straightener. I have thick, wavy hair. I sectioned it into a couple of sections, powered the straightener to 410, and went to work. 7-8 minutes later my hair was soft and straight. I even used it to curl the ends. Full disclosure, I use pretty chunky sections. So I'm doing a fair amount of hair when I pull it through. I didn't have any tugging or yanking from the straightener when I pulled it through, which I get from my other straighteners. I also usually put my straighten at 430 when I use it. So being 20 degrees cooler, I was really happy with the results. When I travel, I'll still probably bring the cord, but not the cradle and just charge it every day. The charge is more than enough for me to do all my hair and I didn't notice a difference in the weight as compared to my previous straightener. Overall, really happy with my purchase!

Still getting the hang of styling with tis iron. The iron is heavy but I do love the way that it straightens my hair on low heat. Pricey but so far I do like it. It is an investment, like the Dyson hair dryer so hoping it lasts a long time.

Bought it for my fiancee. She likes it so much

I was expecting a lot from this straightener.It is just like an ordinary straightener but more bulky. I don’t think it’s worth the money. Also, I felt like it was pulling my hair while straightening. Just buy a regular straightener.

Love it. I have not burned my hand once due to the thick solid body. Does not tug or trap hair