Review on 💇 Black Conair 1875 Watt Hair Dryer with Cord Keeper - Amazon Exclusive by Robert Hodge

While purple is my favorite color and the cord storage is handy, those two factors weren't enough to stop me from returning it. My previous hair dryer was a Revlon 1875 Ceramic Ionic with infrared. Technology I bought pretty much exactly 3 years ago and it hasn't dried my hair as well as it used to. The same hair dryer is still available but I need a better hub so I decided to try this model first. I immediately noticed an improvement in drying speed, but it was so hard! Next, the short cable proved to be a problem. Its tendency to frizz was annoying and I spent a lot of time twisting it up while drying my hair. Finally, I knew it didn't have any sort of hook/loop (like my previous model) but I figured it didn't really matter. I've since learned that (for me) velcro is a must. Before sending it back I bought an Infiniti Pro 1875 Watt Full Size Salon Performance AC Motor Styling Tool/Hair Dryer; Soft Touch Red (also by Conair). I wanted to compare them and also get some stats like wind speed, weight and decibels. So far I like it and have since returned this model. As you can see below, the Infiniti Pro is actually heavier (although it appears lighter), so I asked my husband for his opinion on the trio and he found it wasn't very well balanced. I also immediately noticed an improvement in drying speed and air speed compared to this model (8km/h faster at altitude!). Weight of this model: 575 g (1.27 lbs) Cable length: from the base of the handle to the end, 60 inches. 88 Airspeed: High, 19.4 mph; Low: 11.8 mph Low: 94 Airspeed: High, 24.6 mph Low: 18.5 mph longer.) Revlon (my old model) Weight: 511 g (1.13 lbs) Cord length: 68 inches Decibels: high, 96; low: 84 airspeed: high, 21.7 mph; low: 14.5mph