Review on Shark HD112BRN HyperAIR Hair Blow Dryer: Fast-Drying with IQ 2-in-1 Concentrator & Styling Attachments, Auto Presets, Rotatable Hot Air Brush - No Heat Damage, Ionic Tech, Stone by Beny Teller

OH EM GEEEEEE!TL;DR: This thing can replace maybe 4-5 tools for me. If you're looking to reduce the number of tools you use for hair care, look no further. If you're unsure about getting a Dyson Airwrap, give it a try first - it's not just a blow dryer, it's many similar attachments at a fraction of the cost and works better than Dyson hair dryers in my opinion just not combined. I have a fancy Dyson lube and it's one of the few that really works for my hair. I'll never get a master haircut like my barber, but that's okay. My usual throwback hair (when I'm not too lazy) dries briefly (I wash my head at night and then style it in the morning) but since I never get it super nice and straight I stick with a curling iron or curling iron. Iron. I have wavy/curly, fine, medium length, colored (balayage) hair. Dyson, T3 etc. For comparison I also tried the Dyson Airwrap Styler and absolutely hated it. It took forever and the style fell out in less than an hour. Whatever the case, this thing is amazing. I had about 10 minutes this morning and decided to take a chance and give it a try. Holy shit I was done in 5 minutes and my hair looked amazing. My hair was damp but not wet (I washed it last night and put it in a bun for the night). I put on my regular hot styling products and started to stop using attachments to make sure my roots were dry. Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. This thing blows - it's insanely powerful on its own. I added the brush head and finished the rest of the hair. Now it wasn't as smooth as my straightener, but it still looked damn good and good enough for when I just want to quickly do my hair and run out the door or finally not look like I rolled out of bed on video . calls (jk. not really lol). I like that the cool shot is in a really good spot but not so much that you accidentally hit it. The attachments also automatically adjust heat and airflow to the correct settings when you click them into place. I noticed that there is also a beach wave lure. Haven't tried it yet (still on the way!) but it looks like Shark's version of Dyson Airwrap. A $50 nozzle or a whole new $500 tool kit? Hmmm. An easy choice for me. Bottom line, I'm so glad I got this. This dryer rocks.