Wavytalk Ionic Hair Dryer Blow D... vs Hot Tools Pro Artist Black Gold ...

This blow dryer has lots of power but is compact and easy to travel with. The diffuser stays on fine for me - i read reviews with this complaint. Has lots of natural body/wave as well.

Dries hair quickly and isn't very loud. Super lightweight, the settings are perfect, and the diffuser pops on and off easily.

I have natural curly hair in which i straighten which has damaged my hair over the last few years. The straightener blow dry tool leaves my hair silky smooth for days using the ion feature. The diffuser tool also plumps up my curls to the full effect!...  Read More

Very good diffuser. Excellent hair dryer in my opinion.

Was pleasantly surprised by the quality. Nice price for a mini dynamo. Overall decent for the price. Comes with an amp.

Extremely heavy and awkward. It has “ion” technology which does nothing.

The matte black finish is nice with the gold accents and gold light on the bottom. I love that it is not a bulky hair dryer. I honestly love it and it looks so cool and sleek.

It uses ceramic/tourmaline tech to increase the drying speed and soften the hair. It has a cool shot setting which i always use at the end of blow drying and it makes my hair have a shine.

Hot tools dryer heats up very nicely and also it has a cool off switch on the front. It has 3 different heat levels and a button for cold air. This power dryer is super powerful fast and has precise airflow!

The diffuser prongs are actually a silicone feeling material. 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 dryer is lightweight and compact. It's also light weight which is really nice. It is comfortable to hold and my arm wasn't tired out or sore by the time i was done.

This dryer has a cheap feel to it, the vent cover falls off easily. There isn't one feature on this dryer that would make me want to spend $75 on it. It's a dumb solution.