Dyson Supersonic

Dries in nearly half the time ; Quiet ; Hair appears smoother and straighter

Pricey ; No lighter than its rivals ; You’ll need to stop drying to change the temperature or speed

At £300, the Supersonic is hardly a snip. But if you’ve got the cash to splash, it’s well worth it to have a good-hair day, every day.

At £300, the Supersonic is hardly a snip. But if you’ve got the cash to splash, it’s well worth it to have a good-hair day, every day.

Kinder to hair – no extreme heat ; Simple to use ; Works for a variety of hair types ; Ace magnetic attachments design

High speed setting isn’t that quiet ; Too much for short hair

The Dyson Supersonic hair dryer is a beautiful looking tool. There’s a good choice of speeds and temperatures, plus a generous array of magnetic click-on styling attachments for achieving a straight finish, curls and waves. If you have short hair, it...

Very powerful ; Light and easy to use ; Great, magnetic accessories

Far pricier than any rival

Cool​ ​design ; Light​ ​in​ ​the​ ​hand ; Powerful​ ​motor

Ridiculously​ ​expensive ; Also​ ​expensive ; Not​ ​as​ ​quiet​ ​as​ ​expected

I want one, but I won’t buy one

Beautiful design ; Quiet ; Powerful airflow ; No burning smell

Very expensive

If you've got the money to afford it, there simply is no better hair dryer on the market than the Dyson Supersonic.

Great design ; Heat and speed settings ; Easy to change heads ; Excellent attachments

Expensive

The Dyson Supersonic hair dryer is everything you would expect from a hair dryer if the brief in creating one was limitless. It looks great, dries your hair in double-quick time, and has the design ethos of a Mercedes and BMW combined. The Dyson...

Excellent performance ; Range of magnetic attachments ; Easy to use ; Great build quality

Expensive

It’s eye-wateringly expensive but the astonishing performance, ease of use and wide range of handy magnetic attachments just about justifies its price.