Hair Dryer, Blow Dryer with Diff... vs Hot Tools Pro Artist Black Gold ...

It's lightweight and fits in any size luggage or backpack easily. The power, the smallness, and the weight. Also very compact, so it's also perfect for travel.

The dryer comes with the larger diffuser and then the nozzle. My only dislikes are that the diffuser falls off easily and that my hair gets caught in the fan in the back.

The 1875w drying power works great, takes up less space in my storage drawer and suitcase. Drying power is much better than a standard hotel blow dryer. As a a hairdryer for home use, it's fine.

Light weight and easy to maneuver, but ours quit working less than 4 months after purchase. Only cold air blows out now. Maybe it’s defective.

This is an awful hairdryer for longer hair, especially if defusing. Also, the diffuser pops off easily.

The matte black finish is nice with the gold accents and gold light on the bottom. The orange light at the bottom is a nice touch. Makes it look more premium! I love that it is not a bulky hair dryer.

It uses ceramic/tourmaline tech to increase the drying speed and soften the hair. The diffuser keeps my curls looking smooth. It seems to be pretty powerful and dried my hair quickly and left my hair feeling smooth and soft and without frizz.

This dyer is very powerful and gets super hot. It has 3 speeds, 3 heat levels, and a button to make the air cool. It is super powerful fast and has precise airflow!

It has a long cord, removable back cap, a diffuser and concentrator attachments. I use the flat concentrator attachment and it works really well. The diffuser prongs are actually a silicone feeling material.

Dryer has a cheap feel to it, the vent cover falls off easily. Didn't even bother to finish unpacking the dryer. No instructions. No attribute that would make me want to spend $75 on it.