💨 Revolutionary Gadgets Westminster: Unveiling the World's Tiniest Hair Dryer! Review

I purchased this item to push through paint (acrylic fill) and managed to bypass the insertable cord - no problem. The problem is that of course this is nothing more than a novelty, it doesn't blow enough air to spread the thin (almost water-based) paint across the canvas. Certainly disappointed.

When I first connected it didn't work at all. I thought maybe it needed charging? I connected it to the network for a few hours, turned it on and still nothing. In fact, I wanted to try using it in my art... at least once. Total $15 spent.

Bought this to use as a last minute touch up for my toy dogs at dog shows. For the price you can't beat it. It doesn't have super powerful airflow, but for the price it's perfect. You have to keep it plugged into a power source, but I just use a portable phone charger and it works great!

This was a great gift for my friend. He loves it and uses it at work to soothe himself with the soothing sound of a hair dryer and enough air to feel and move his hair; he has a problem lol.

However you will need a USB port. I checked my port on my computer and it works fine. I have short hair but bought it for something else. If you have long or thick hair, this is not suitable. Quite suitable for handicrafts or "very personal" hygiene. You can certainly save on toilet paper and the kids will have fun making it.

Thought I could use this to blow acrylic paint. no luck! I didn't have enough power, I gave it to my granddaughter! She is excited!

Super cute! Perfect fit for my little one! She always sees me blow drying my hair and after looking for a toy hair dryer that actually blows air this was the perfect gadget! It is exactly as described, arrived in perfect condition, well worth it.

After reading the reviews I thought this was a good buy for my purposes. I couldn't be further from the truth. It's tiny which wasn't a problem, the USB cable was the power source and not a problem. The problem is that the airflow is so low that the napkin doesn't spread across the table. A virtuoso useless joke. I would only recommend it for a joke.