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The price is a bit steep at $200, but overall, this is a quality product. There are a few problems, not enough to be a deal breaker. There is a $30 off coupon so that makes it more reasonable.

The hair dryer folds in half so it fits in a drawer or travel bag easily. It’s able to kinda swivel for compact packing if you’re a traveler. This folds down to about the size of a pair of flats, very easy to pack in a suitcase.

It is amaze balls how light and compact this is. It’s heavy duty, the thickest i’ve seen. It's thicker than most.

If you have curly or frizzy hair, it is amazing. My hairstylist has a similar dryer that i have loved. It tangles the ends of my hair with the force.

Next to the light weight design, this hair dryer is quieter than most without compromising power/air flow. It's not the quietest i've ever tried, but it's quieter thanmost hair dryers out there.

The downside is that my hair feels super dry and looks terrible when i dry it with this dryer. But i am primarily dissatisfied with it because the start/stop button is now malfunctioning.

Perfect for a drawer or travel even. It folds to a more compact size which makes it great for traveling. It's foldable for easy storage.

The use and functionality of this is top notch. It's too early for me to speak of it's longevity and performance over time as it's new.

The two different-sized concentrators and diffuser attach magnetically and stay on securely throughout the drying process. The large diffuser is great for long/full curly hair.

Has many settings to customize for different hair types. It has 5 modes and the infrared technology is awesome. There's also a dedicated button that engages a cool/ heat cycle.