Conair Mini Travel Hair Dryer for On-The-Go Styling

I wasn't ecstatic that the Infinity Mighty Mini dryer could only be run on Low on the 250V setting, but it turns out this dryer's airflow on a 220V outlet blows ALMOST as strong as High on its 125V setting in a US outlet (where Low setting was pretty low, like a desktop heater)... at least in Iceland (220V/50Hz) and I'd assume likewise for the UK and other European countries with that spec. All we needed was a cheap plug adapter- no need for step up/down converters, wattage limits, fuses that could blow the rest of your trip- esp for things like hairdryers. Hunting for a coin to switch between the dual-voltage settings was a bit niggly, but fine for making it harder to accidentally fry your dryer.It's small- 5.5" from intake end to nozzle, and 6" from top to handle bottom + the ~1.5" cord lead- doesn't take up any more room than the few folding travel dryers I've had. The squeaky clicks of folding travel dryers always makes me wonder if the next snap might means a chewed/caught cord or broken joint, so I'm stoked about the solid-state handle on this dryer, even if it takes more flat space- still packs thin at ~2.25" at thickest in its 6X8" bag (which can expand up to 4.5" at the bottom). Got the fuschia dryer with zebra bag, which was handy for keeping the 2 attachments, my other small combs and clips, and an easy stuffing of its loosely-gathered cable (rather than spending time winding the cord around which still twists and wears on it, and unravels in your luggage). Finding no retractable-cord dual-voltage mini dryer of satisfactory durability at the time, this was the one I decided on.Unfortunately the airstream is as skinny as the nozzle- just under 1.5" diameter, but the diffuser attachment spreads the air a little (haven't tried the concentrator). That said, it still does a sufficient job on my heavy waist-length hair. An ionic (tourmaline-ceramic) dryer was a must esp on the road since it cuts my drying time from 40 mins to about 15-20, and this one left my hair smoother than other ionic dryers I've used.Solid so far- no sparks, overheating or anything scary... after most regular runs the parts are hot, but not enough to burn me (seems ok enough to put it back in its bag, but when there's time I let it cool off to be safe). Great travel dryer and one of the lower price points too.

This is a very small, compact hair dryer. And it is made of plastic. If you are aware of that and still want to buy it, you will be very happy with it.I bought it to dry my daughter's hair. She is almost 6 and has thin and straight hair. I also want to start teaching her how to blow dry her own hair. This dryer is perfect for that: it's cute, light and powerful enough to dry kids hair.Her hair looks very shiny and frizzless after using it and I think it has to do with the tourmaline ceramic technology. We had a traditional blow dryer before and I definitely can see the difference. It works great!I like it for my daughter or maybe to take on a trip because it is so small and handy. Personally, I wouldn't buy it to be my staple dryer. I have a lot of very thick curly hair and this dryer would take forever to dry it. If you have thick or very long hair, look for a larger dryer in the 1800W range of power (this is 1200W).For its category, it is a great buy. Very happy with it.

I got this hair dryer for mom because her carpel tunnel syndrome had been acting up and her hair dryer had become too heavy for her. This hair dryer is TINY! Don't be fooled by it's size though, very powerful for a low-watt dryer. It's actually kept her hair healthier from the low watts, though her drying time has remained the same. It's also the perfect travel size hair dryer. Heck, it fits in her purse! I liked it so much I bought one for myself as well. It does not come with a 'cool shot' setting, which I thought would make achieving curls more difficult. The attachments are tiny as well, so the air does not diffuse much as a regular size hair dryer does. However, because the size is so tiny and light weight it makes styling so much easier and therefore our hair looks better than ever! I don't have to use hot rollers anymore because I can more readily control the direction of air on my hair with each stroke much like my hairdresser.

Needed to get a less powerful blow dryer when I moved to a place with crappy outlets that were killing my other dryers. The MiniPro is super tiny and looks like it could be for a doll, but surprisingly works great for me. Made well and feels sturdy. My dry time seems to be shorter. I have fine hair though. My stepdaughter has long medium hair and it dried her pretty quick as well. Love the color. Very light weight and will be perfect for travel. Especially love the travel bag it comes with, so cute! Been using this dryer a few weeks now and no complaints. Only wish is that it had a cool setting.

Remember that weird TV Show with the robot little girl and the old man, "Small Wonder?" Well, this dryer is kinda like that: tiny, slightly disconcerting-at-first, but, in the end, pretty remarkable. This thing is tiny (when I took it out of the box, I was like, "Is this actually for people? Not for like, a really vain American Girl Doll?"). I have really big man-hands but even so, the actual dryer, without the diffuser, is probably only about 7 inches from front to back, top to bottom. So, it was perfect for my gym bag. But I had suspicions that it would actually work. I have a short pixie cut but my hair is pretty thick so I need a lot of heat to dry it quickly. As I usually have to, when I'm running late to work from the gym.To my surprise, this thing BURNS. Like, almost literally. It gets very hot, and there is plenty of power in this teeny little package. The cute carrying bag is a nice bonus (it's smaller than a brown lunch bag). I easily dry my hair in five minutes. The curl-infuser thing is also really handy for getting to my roots, even though I don't need it for curls. All around, I'm really happy with this little guy. If only it wasn't Jem and the Holograms pink...

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I prefer a small lightweight hairdryer, and this one fits the bill. This is the second one I've purchased, the first one lasted two years. This dries my hair quickly and easily (and I have quite thick hair), with two speeds - I use high for a couple of minutes to get most of the moisture out, and low for the rest. Great for home use or travel.

Brought this to Southeast Asia with me in the Spring for two months, never had a problem using it with an adapter. Fantastic little blow dryer for blowing out my bangs each morning. So great, in fact, that it's now my go-to device since I really only use it on my bangs. I still have my full size professional one for when I want to blow out my whole head... but I have very long and thick hair and I don't think this little guy could handle it.

Great size for travel. Light weight. Heat is hot for my fine hair.

Great! Good size.