💇 Conair 1875W Double Ceramic Hair Dryer with Ionic Conditioning in White/Rose Gold - Pack of 1 Review

One thing to note is the strong plastic smell that will go away after a week or two. Also, it's a decent option if you're looking for a good price for a reliable product. It's not particularly noteworthy in any way, except perhaps for a nice matte white body and clear nozzle that blends it well into regular bathrooms. The (removable) rose gold filter cap is actually more like beautiful copper. The engine noise is not too loud, nor does it emit any annoying or unusually high or low frequencies…

Nice hair dryer. Very easy. Very quiet compared to my old hair dryer which was very loud. It didn't seem as powerful or hot as my old one, but I ran a side-by-side comparison of high temp and full power and they were the same. It probably seems so because it doesn't look like a jet engine like my old one. I love the concentrator and it stays on the dryer unlike my old one. Great for my fine short hair but I don't think people with thick long hair think they need this for quick drying. In…

Looks good, good size for travel. I haven't used it outside of the US so I don't know how it would work. 60/50Hz isn't specified so I don't know if this will work in a 50Hz country. Now the air attack is VERY weak. Just like in some hotels. I think the smaller the dryer, the weaker it is. My wife's dryer is about twice the size and blows a lot of hot air. But since this fan is designed for travel, I have nothing to complain about. Hopefully this works in 50Hz country.

I just checked my hair dryer before going abroad. It worked very well! I'm very careful with my dryer and I usually pack my t3 dryer (the brand I've been using for 12 years). Unfortunately, my normal dryer was not suitable for overseas. It has a lot of energy and warmth. To be honest the airflow setting is too high. Sorry, but the reviewers who say it's not strong enough are probably unnecessarily toasting their hair! I have thick, curly, frizzy hair and this product was great for…

I bought this hair dryer for travel and our seasonal home. It's too big and heavy for travel. I also liked the different heat and blow settings. Unfortunately, there aren't many useful ones. The cold shot and cold shot button are the same temperature, while the warm shot is only slightly warmer. The most sensible setting is "hot air" with a low air flow or "hot" with a strong air flow. If you're looking for a lightweight travel dryer that won't take up much room in your suitcase, don't buy this

Great hair dryer! It's powerful and dries quickly without being too loud. The hot setting is just right and doesn't burn like some dryers, the medium setting is cozily warm like a towel, and the cool setting is room temperature. The cooling button and heating settings change quickly. After drying my hair is not static even without product. There is a small display that shows what voltage is being used. I've only used it in the US so far, so I can't say how it will work abroad. Is this the…

I bought another travel hair dryer last year and left it on my trip as a spare. I would like to return another one - this one has no power and is fine.

In my opinion there is no better hair dryer than the Conair. However, I was very disappointed with this. I have a travel size Andes hair dryer which is much smaller (larger than what I would consider travel size) and have been happy with for a while. Although it's only 1600 watts, the air that comes out in hot mode is much hotter than the Conair Travel Size. The main reason I was interested in the Conair travel hair dryer was that it was one of the very few travel hair dryers on the market with