I got a cheap Conair off of Amazon about 10 years ago. I like it because I can have low heat with a high fan level. I feel like that's a good mix for my medium weight wavy hair so I can get it dry without overheating it.

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Anonymous wrote:Babyliss has most power and speed. Even compared to Dyson.

Babyliss are great but, IME, don’t last more than 1-2 years.

I’ve had a Babyliss for a few years but I just got the Dyson Supersonic Nural and it’s a game changer. It dries my hair so much faster and smoother than my Babyliss

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Anonymous wrote:OP here - is the Dyson really $400?? https://www.dyson.com/hair-care/hair-dryers/supersonic/origin-nickel-copper

I’ve been using a Revlon and it’s still alive (just now starting to fade) and it’s been 10 years of near daily use.

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My Revlon is still kicking, though I only use it about once or twice a week. I wish there was a way to try out the Dyson before spending all that money on it.

I have thick hair and love GHD or T3. The Dyson doesn’t dry my hair fast enough.

I swear by the Rusk W8less if you’re not looking to spend $400.

Dyson Airwrap

Dyson.

My kids love their shark for 1/2 the price from Costco.

I like Drybar and ghd. I have impossibly thick, wavy hair, and both dryers dry my hair in 20 minutes. Cheap dryers take at least 45 minutes and leave my hair frizzy.

Anonymous wrote:Babyliss has most power and speed. Even compared to Dyson.

Babyliss are great but, IME, don’t last more than 1-2 years.