I’m actually shocked at how well this tiny hair dryer works! I needed something with lower wattage for our camper, and decided on this option. I just knew it would take forever to dry my long thick hair. Boy was I wrong! This thing is powerful! It gets plenty hot and has forceful air coming out. I didn’t even notice a difference between this and my regular hair dryer at home (aside from the small size). It’s very compact, lightweight, and even folds up to fit in even smaller spaces. I have zero regrets. Read more
First off - the wrong color came (was white and supposed to be blue). Lucky for them, I don't care, but I also think the white is nice. It was smaller than I expected (I knew it was smaller, but it's pretty small), but it seems to be powerful enough. If you had a ton of thick hair, it might not be powerful enough, but otherwise, I'd say it's good (I have long, medium thickness hair). As long as it lasts, I'll definitely recommend. And a similar Conair one I had for about 10-15 years, just finally died, so I trust the brand. Read more
I bought this and the Babyliss nano foldable travel hair dryer to see which I'd like better. They were similar in size, with this one being slightly larger both folded and unfolded. This one is 1200 watts vs 1000 of the Babyliss. I tested both of them and they both blew pretty hot and strong air - they seemed pretty close with MAYBE the Babyliss being slightly hotter/stronger but too minimal of a difference to matter IMO. The huge advantange the Conair has is the concentrator attachment screws on vs. the Babyliss where many of the reviews stated it blows off when used on high. I tested it a few times and it did fall off initially but tended to stay on if you made sure to put it on tighter - though the Conair was 100% more secure. Because of this, I opted to go with the Conair. BUT after reading the instructions for the Conair, they instruct you to only use the dryer on the low setting on the higher voltage (240-250 aka using in Europe). This was a deal breaker for me as I want to use the dryer on high. After double checking the Babyliss instructions, that dryer is able to be used on the high setting at the higher European voltage so that was the one I ended up keeping. Overall the Conair is a great option if you don't plan on using for international travel or if you're ok with just using on the low setting. Read more
This is the best travel blow dryer I’ve owned. I’ve owned three, and this is the best by far. The power is great, it works just as well as a full sized one. I highly recommend! Read more
I bought a Conair Mini-Pro years ago for a travel hair dryer. I liked the small size and light weight so much that it became my everyday dryer. It lasted for years, but finally needed to be replaced. When I couldn't find the Mini-Pro, I bought this one. It is the exact same hair dryer, just a different color (blue instead of red). Glad I found it. Read more
This is light weight and so easy to carry with you! It has a low wattage so it is great for travel and works great! After the first few uses, the blue plastic coating will begin to melt off and peel. Read more
This little dryer blows my hair dry just as fast as my large one. I needed something smaller to take on get aways. This is perfect. Read more
Finally a dryer that I don’t feel like it’s scorching my hair or blasting my ears. The low speed is gentle for drying without blowing my hair all over the place. Temperature is perfect Update: due to growing my hair out, I need to use ‘high’ setting now, finding it is, of course, quite a bit louder on this setting and takes quite a while to dry hair. Conclusion: excellent: for fine, short hair. Read more
