Review on Hair dryer Philips HP8657 ProCare, beige by Stanislaw Kesicki ᠌

I will say right away that the hair dryer works normally, looks normal, turns on and off as expected, but I do not recommend buying it. For many years I used an ordinary large brown hair dryer, to which a nozzle with cloves clung. I decided to buy something more compact with similar nozzles. First impressions were good, the normal embly of the hair dryer. But when I looked closely at the nozzles, I saw that one of the cylindrical brushes (with retractable teeth) was covered in burrs, I decided that I simply would not use it. I turned on the hair dryer - the sound is just terrible, it's not just loud, there seems to be a ringing inside, some kind of wild ultrasound, unfortunately it is many times louder than my old hair dryer and during the drying process, due to the design, the loudest part will always be next to the ear . Protective mesh hair. I have medium length hair, I don’t understand how they get there at all, but they get there and the mesh is very sparse (the holes are much larger than in the old hair dryer), besides it doesn’t come off, it’s not clear how to pull the hair out of there. The whole mechanism is in the handle, and it naturally vibrates slightly when drying. It seems to be normal for a couple of minutes, but when you try to dry your hair with this for an hour, your hand “buzzes” like after working with a grinder at high speeds. I would turn a blind eye to these cons if the hair dryer dries well, but it dries disgustingly. I have thick porous hair, in the salon or at home with an old powerful hair dryer, I dry for 30-40 minutes. Here, the thermo protect mode is very loud and barely warm, the hot mode is just as loud, it warms up the brush but does not dry out the hair too much. I dry my hair on a hot setting for more than an hour. I studied the instructions for all the nozzles, I thought I was doing something wrong, I was using it for other purposes, but that's right - they're just pretty useless. Even after an hour of drying, when the hair seems to be dry and straight in places, the head is wet. Naturally one and a half hour torment down the drain. As a result, I use an old hair dryer :\