NicebayHair Dryer Brush, HB-822A, Hot Tools Blow Dryer Brush for Women, One Step Blowout Brush with Display Screen, Oval Ceramic Barrel, Negative Ion, Black and Brown

I recently got extensions in my hair and this works great with them. It’s awesome that it glides thru my hair and I can adjust the speed and temp. Great value for the money spent. Highly recommend!

Works better than my blow dry bar. Makes hair shiny, short try time. Easy to use but shape doesn’t help with ergonomics. Quick dry time. Very light weight.

I just used it for the first time. It didn't necessarily cut down my time. I have naturally curly thick hair in a long Bob right now. However, it was definitely a way more efficient way to blow dry my hair. It took my about 20 min but that includes figuring out temp/speed, best technique and redirecting my toddler. Hot air feels really hot! Definitely had to be mindful when I was doing the bottom layer by my neck. You have a lot more airflow with this tool than a traditional blow dryer.Only potential flaw is I wish the extension cord was a little longer but I didn't have any issues. The 360 cord is extremely beneficial.All in all GREAT BUY!! My hair looked fantastic! Way better and smoother than my regular blow drawing technique. I was able to make my hair curl in very easy and actually keep it that way.

I have tried two other brands of hair dryer brushes. One always ran too hot, even on low heat. The other big name expensive one nearly caught fire the first time I used it. I hesitantly decided to try again, and the third time may be the charm. I chose this Nicebay hair dryer brush because you can adjust the fan speed and the temperature control independently of each other. Out of the box, it weighs less than either of the other two brands I tried. It was not any louder than a standard hair dryer, either. I did pre-dry my hair with my standard blow dryer to get my roots about 60% dry before sectioning my hair and reaching for this hair dryer brush. I did not find the controls on the handle to be difficult to use, nor did they accidentally change settings if I changed my grip on the handle. You have to be fairly deliberate with pushing the control buttons. This made quick work of drying my hair. Starting with damp roots, I rarely had to make more than three passes over any one section to dry. I was pleased with the results. Normally, I would spend 45 minutes with my standard hair dryer and a round brush to dry my hair. By using this blow dryer brush after a quick power dry on the roots with my regular dryer, it took me about 20 minutes total to go from barely towel dried to dry and ready for the day.

So I bought myself this and my mother was in need of a hair dryer so I had her use it. She loved it so much that I ended up buying a 2nd one. It eliminates using straightener. The heat adjustments are helpful. 100-240 degrees F. Also on sale now so worth it to buy one. The handle is larger and takes time to get used to at first.

Absolute worst design ever. They placed press buttons RIGHT ON THE HANDLE so every time I use it, I accidentally turn the dryer off or set it to cool! Worst part is, every time it turns off, it resets the setting so when my grip touches the buttons, it turns off, and I have to stop, turn it back on and reset the setting I need. This happens 6-7 times EVERY TIME I USE IT!

I had a Revlon Dryer and it was frying my hair I read reviews and felt as though this was a “healthier” option. I like this dryer, it dries my hair quickly.However I need to reset the temperature every time I turn it back on, it automatically goes to 100 and the cool setting, I know it doesn’t sound horrible but I’ve come to learn I turn the dryer off A LOT!Since changing to this dryer my hair doesn’t stay straight, I’ve changed nothing but the dryer.

Women hear me out. I got this hot tool as a gift. I was stocked to try it out but now im sitting down here with my hair “done” but my head and arms hurts. By the time I was almost done using this tool I was going to write “do i love it? No. Do I hate it? Also no.” But then this happened. The tool makes a lot of noise. It has a soft grip so it easy for it to slip out of your hands. Its wayy to bulky. Has a weird smell. It also left some frizz on my hair. It pulled my hair so much My head hurts now. Not to mention all the hair I had to get out of the brush. I need to keep passing the tool for it to do something to my hair. And at the end my arms were just soo tired. And lastly the box of the cable connection feels very cheap, that probably shouldn’t been the first red flag.