"T3 AireBrush Duo Interchangeable Hot Air Blow Dry Brush with Two Attachments � Includes 15 Heat and Speed Combinations, T3 IonFlow Technology, Volume Booster Switch, Lock-in Cool Shot"

Ugh, after trying the “amazing” Dyson and Shark stylers, off with their heads! I’m sooo glad I gave this one a chance cause I was about to give up with these stylers. Regret-nothing. Easy to use, leaves hair super soft and without frizz.Dyson and Shark are a Marketing product for influencers, the curls do not last and the brush is too small. The Shark is heavy and uncomfortable to use because of that. Curling wand does the same or less.The air blow power on this brush is not as high as the Revlon but I think that’s what makes this one better and healthier for your hairReturn that Dyson and Shark and get yourself this brush. You wont regret it.

I always look for the people that never write reviews, because they are usually the best ones. And I am one of them. I never write reviews, but I can’t NOT rave about this product. A friend of mine has one, and she told me I HAD to try it, so I did. I never thought I’d like using one of these, but once I did, I’ll never use a regular hair dryer again. It’s a literal game changer.I use great hair products as well, but I’ve never had an “out of the salon” experience until I used the products with this tool. I can’t keep my hands out of my hair!!Long story short. Buy it. It’s amazing

Absolute piece of junk. The first time I used it the motor stopped blowing air after using it for maybe two minutes. I was bummed and a little frustrated but chose to replace it with the same one instead of asking for a refund. I thought it was a fluke and it was bad luck. So I ordered a replacement. The motor stopped working within 5 seconds of using it. I should have just returned it in the first place and not bothered with replacing it. I don’t know how this could cost $189– it’s absolutely a waste of money. I should know- I’ve found this out… twice. I won’t be fooled a third time.DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!!!

Was excited to use this. When I turned it on it made a terrible rattling sound for a bit then went away. Had a weird smell to it. But the second time I used it, it made a terrible rattling sound again, then it started smoking and smelled like something was burning. I got a replacement that’s much quieter and works fine. Definitely need to have 80% dry hair before using it. I like that it’s not damaging and doesn’t get too hot where it will fry my hair. It’s going to take some more practice to get a blow out look.

I have fine, brittle, coloured hair and since being on a hair journey have tried over 10 hair dryers. Once my DryBar died out of no where, I was ready to invest in something even better. This hair dryer is no joke, and worth every penny. It doesn’t not pull your hair out, does not smell like burned hair, is super efficient, has incredible settings, is super easy to use and literally makes your hair look like you just walked out of the salon. Not to mention I’ve been having to wash my hair less since using this because it does such a great job at maintaining hair style. I am just obsessed and can’t say there is anything wrong with this hair dryer. 100000% recommend.

I so, so wanted to love this, but no. It broke my heart a little bit.I have fine, thin just-to-the-shoulder hair that dries somewhat unevenly curly/swoopy and a little frizzy, so my goal is to straighten and smooth it. it. I was hoping the flat brush would allow me to do that and avoid the damage caused by using both a hair dryer and a flat iron.Per the instructions, I used my regular dryer to get my hair 80% dry, but even after that the T3 felt under-powered and took a long time to fully dry my hair. I used the flat brush, but there was still a lot of swoop and a bit of frizz when all was said and done. Again, fine, thin, slippery hair, so the brush didn't grip well and maybe lack of tension was the problem, but also the time. Who has that much time to spend on drying hair?I give the T3 credit for having five heat settings and three air speeds, but even at the highest setting it's the power equivalent of blowing on hot soup. Don't even think about using it without the attachments to rough dry. Also, I didn't feel there was a big difference between the heat settings (warm, slightly warmer, somewhat warmer-ish, etc.) and the cool shot was tepid at best.Overall, it's significantly less dragon-breathed than my original Revlon (which I never use), but a true cool shot or even an "air only" setting would have been nice. I think the T3 might work well for people who have no problem spending lots and lots of time drying their hair and don't mind having to use two dryers, but that would not be me. I'm going to have to return the little heart breaker, but will keep an eye on T3 for future improvements because they're on the right track.

I love this styling tool, it takes my thick frizzy hair into a smooth bouncy blow out without damaging it. Feels good in the hand, not too heavy and easily adjustable settings.