💨 Ultimate Portable Styling: Hot Tools Professional 1875W Lightweight Ionic Travel Dryer Review

I like this article very much. Took a trip to Ireland. The diffuser works well and it's a powerful little dryer! The only downside is that if you're not careful, your hair can get pulled into the back of the dryer. I just learned to pay a little more attention to where my hair is when my head is flipped upside down.

I love this hair dryer! I bought this for a trip to Europe (25 days - Norway, Czech Republic, Germany, Belgium and France) and this hair dryer worked great everywhere. You need a plug adapter but not a converter. Remember to set the switch to 220 in Europe (I used my fingernail to move it). I love the compactness of the dryer and how hot it can get when I turn it on maximum that I use it at home now too (have to reset the switch or it's very weak).

Bought this travel hair dryer for a trip to Ireland because of the dual voltage setting. I have short, thick, naturally curly hair, so a diffuser was a must for me. Finding a dual voltage hairdryer with a diffuser wasn't easy, so I ordered this one and crossed my fingers. I have to say I didn't have high hopes, but I'm happy to say I was pleasantly surprised by this little guy. He packs a punch for his small size, and he's small. I liked the folding handle, it was much easier to grab. The dual…

I needed a dual voltage travel hairdryer for an upcoming trip to the Cook Islands and then to Fiji a few months later. I've read that converters sometimes fry high voltage appliances like hair dryers, so I didn't want to risk my $250 Babyliss hair dryer. I've spent hours researching street dryers to find the best value for money (I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a dryer that I would use several times a year, but I didn't want to use crappy dryers that are in the hotel can be found…

This hair dryer would be perfect for my two week trip to Europe if it weren't cooking my hair and scalp. This little hair dryer is extremely powerful but has no temperature setting and when I try to spray my hair it completely roasts my hair and scalp. I cannot recommend this hair dryer to anyone.

Great little hair dryers. A year and a half ago I bought my first Ulta. I used it every day and it was always with me on my travels. It lasted a year and a half and I liked it. I originally bought it specifically for the ionization feature and also because it folds up for compact storage when flying. I have finer curly hair so I use a concentrator and a round brush to style. Hotels and holiday homes rarely have quality hair dryers, let alone a concentrator, so I bring my own. I bought 2 more…

- This is the second hair dryer of this model and style that I have owned. - Can be used for any trip - Good performance, Easy to dry hair, has a diffuser for those with curly hair - Only the blowback is a little noisy but I overlooked that for its capabilities - I will buy this hair dryer again and again. In fact, I keep one in a spare bathroom for guests.

:(. I ordered this dryer a little over a year ago. I had to tape it to keep it open and went on low speed even though the setting was high. Year it was a GREAT dryer but for the money it should last longer. :(

I'm studying abroad this semester in Rome, Italy. I was happy to find a Dual Voltage Hot Tools hair dryer as I love my Dual Voltage curlers. However, this product is absolutely terrible. I connected it to the adapter and followed all the instructions, but inside it turns very red and starts sparking every 10 seconds. The tip of the hair dryer also gets so hot that I burn my hand. I'm so afraid of my hair starting to burn that I've decided to stop using it and use an Italian hair dryer instead.