
The hair dryer, part by part
The head is one open ring with nothing across it, the four keys sit in a single column under your thumb, and the filter cover and the mains cable both sit at the foot of the handle.
- Hollow ring head
- Four keys in one column
- Filter at the air intake

A high speed hair dryer at 110000 rpm
A brushless motor turning at 110000 rpm pushes 60 litres of air every second through the open ring, so the work is done by the airflow rather than by the highest heat setting.
- 110000 rpm brushless motor
- 60 litres of air a second
- Airflow, not maximum heat

A professional hair dryer with four heat settings
One hairdryer covers the whole routine: 100 degrees to dry fast, 80 degrees for everyday, 60 degrees when you want it gentle, and a one touch cold air key to set the style at the end.
- 100, 80 and 60 degrees
- One touch cold air
- Mild, medium and high speed

A hair dryer with a diffuser and three more nozzles
The diffusion bowl spreads the air for curly hair, the smooth and modelling nozzles aim it for a blow dry, and the hooked anti flyaway nozzle passes over the top to settle loose ends down.
- Diffusion bowl included
- Magnetic, snaps straight on
- Turns freely through 360 degrees

What a bladeless hair dryer actually is
Air is drawn in through the filter at the foot of the handle, driven up past the brushless motor inside it, and released forward through the open ring at the top of the head.
- Open ring, see straight through
- Motor sits in the handle
- Intake at the base

A quiet hair dryer by motor design
The motor is acoustically modulated, which the maker describes as moving the sharpest part of the sound away from the range your ear notices most while you are drying.
- Acoustic modulation motor
- Light and balanced in one hand
- Three speeds, pick the calm one
One dryer.
Four heats. Four nozzles.
An open-ring bladeless dryer that dries with airflow, not just heat. Four magnetic nozzles snap on and turn freely, so one tool does it all.
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