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Daily Mail
21 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
I tried Dyson's new Airwrap Co-anda 2x to see if it lived up to the hype - here's my honest opinion
Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more As someone who's tried just about every hair tool under the sun (hot brushes, wands, curling irons and hairdryers with attachments that promise too much), I can confidently say that the Dyson Airwrap launch back in 2018 changed the hair game. Then with 2024's Airwrap i.d's collection, it became the tool with equal parts wizardry and wind tunnel. So, when Dyson announced a new and improved model, the Airwrap Co-anda 2x, I had one question: how can it get better? I mean, it already curled without frying, smoothed without straightening plates, and made me feel like a tech-savvy professional hairstylist in my own home. But also, was it going to be faster? Lighter? Smarter? And would it finally tame my long bangs in one pass instead of two? After spending a week putting it through its paces on my fluffy, shoulder-length hair, I have thoughts - many of them enthusiastic, a few constructive. Here's everything you need to know about the new kid in the Dyson lineup. Dyson Airwrap Co-anda 2x multi-styler and dryer Powered by the new Dyson Hyperdymium 2 motor - delivering twice the air pressure. Better curling. Faster drying. Straighter styles. No heat damage. Includes the new AirSmooth2x finishing attachment, the perfect finishing tool for a straighter style using only air pressure. Shop How does the Dyson Airwrap Co-anda 2x work? If you're unfamiliar with the Airwrap concept, here's the quick science bit: it doesn't fry your hair into submission like traditional hot tools. Instead, it uses a clever phenomenon called the Co-anda effect, where high-speed airflow naturally attracts and wraps the hair around the barrel. This all leads to the Dyson's famous smooth curls, waves, or sleek finishes without heat damage. Now, the Co-anda 2x has taken this up a few notches, powered by Dyson's most advanced motor yet - the Hyperdymium 2, which spins at a huge 150,000rpm. If that sounds like a maths equation, that's twice the air pressure compared to previous models and 30 per cent more power, so you're essentially wielding a tornado in a pretty ceramic pink (or deep Jasper Plum) wand. The tool comes with six attachments (all with savvy Radio Frequency Identification 'RFID' chips), each auto-adjusting to optimal airflow and heat settings when clicked into place. New tech like the i.d. curl feature even automates the curling process, adjusting airflow and temperature for a set-curl-release sequence. So lazy girls like me don't even have to think. What makes the Dyson Airwrap Co-anda 2x stand out? First things first, this thing is lighter and smaller. Dyson's engineers have been busy miniaturising the motor while increasing power. I noticed the difference instantly, especially when reaching around to the back of my head (no more tiring bicep workouts). The attachments have had a glow-up too. And then there's the Fast Dryer 2x, which now performs on par with the Dyson Supersonic. My Review I've been using this tool daily, and I have to say it has been great. About my hair: I have medium length, fine, and non-processed hair. If I'm using a regular blow dryer, it takes at least 10 minutes to dry and a further 15 to 20 minutes to curl. And because my locks are so fine, my hair doesn't hold a curl well, even with loads of hairspray. The increased airflow of this new device means my curls hold better and faster, and the lighter body has made styling smoother, and less of an arm workout overall. The intelligent attachments take the guesswork out of setting temperatures, which is especially helpful if (like me) you're too impatient to read the instruction manuals. But, (yes, there's a but) the Conical barrel and the root smoother, my beloved two attachments from earlier models, are gone. And I miss them. The conical tong created natural, beachy curls that were tighter at the root and looser at the ends, something the uniform-width barrels just don't replicate quite as well. The root smoother on the other hand was great for those fuzzy flyaways. So Dyson, if you're listening… please bring these back. My lived-in texture is depending on you. I also noticed immediately that the cord is really (read: annoyingly) short, so you'll likely have to buy an extension cord if your plug isn't right next to your mirror. That said, the Co-anda 2x is undeniably the most sophisticated styling tool I've ever used. It feels future-forward but intuitive, and the ability to personalise curls via the MyDyson app is a brilliant touch (once you get past the initial setup). With a luxury price tag, it's no impulse buy. But if you're someone who regularly styles your hair and wants to maintain its health long-term, this machine is an investment. Would I recommend it? Absolutely, but I would say also that this does work best alongside the Dyson styling products. Another expense, but they're amazing and do last for absolutely ages. To shop the new Dyson Airwrap Co-anda 2x multi-styler and dryer, click here. Dyson provided Daily Mail with the Dyson Airwrap Co-anda 2x multi-styler and dryer for testing purposes. All thoughts and opinions expressed are entirely the reporter's own.
UAE Moments
07-07-2025
- Business
- UAE Moments
Dyson supercharges beauty with new Airwrap Co-anda 2x™,
2x air pressure [1] with a new motor for better curling, faster drying and straighter styles. Intelligent and advanced technology for superior styling for all hair types, with no heat damage. Smaller and lighter [2] for improved manoeuvrability and control. DUBAI, UAE –2025: Dyson's next-level styling with the new Dyson Airwrap Co-anda 2x™ multi-styler and dryer, powered by Dyson's fastest and most powerful hair care motor, the Hyperdymium™ 2 motor will be coming soon to UAE and KSA. Supercharged motor delivers twice the air pressure to wrap hair more easily, dries hair as fast as a full performance hair dryer, and creates sleek, straight looks. The Dyson Airwrap Co-anda 2x™(Airwrap2x™) offers 6-in-1 versatility to reveal a world of styling possibilities: dry, curl, wave, straighten, smooth and volumise, with no heat damage. New Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) enabled attachments automatically adjust to styling needs, and deliver optimal results for all hair types. When connected to the MyDyson™ app, enjoy effortless curling with one-touch i.d. curl™ technology, a curling sequence customised to the user. Fuelled by relentless iteration, Dyson has made the Airwrap2x™ smaller and lighter in hand for improved manoeuvrability, and control. 'Dyson has developed a new motor for our new Airwrap2x ™, which spins at 150,000rpm, delivering twice the air pressure, faster drying and less heat damage. The high pressure creates a longer lasting curl or straighter styles. Traditional stylers can damage hair, but we have always focused on developing tools that protect hair health whilst enhancing without compromising precision and/or performance. We harness our expertise in motors, fluid dynamics, and materials to continually improve. New attachments like the AirSmooth2x™ create sleek looks, and the patented bristles on the Anti-snag Loop Brush 2x create snag-free styling, all while AI-driven sensors adjust heat to protect your hair. It's about creating exciting long-lasting styles using with smarter, more efficient technology." James Dyson, Founder and Chief Engineer Most powerful Dyson hair care motor The heart of the machine, the Hyperdymium™2 motor, has been re-engineered from the ground up to be Dyson's fastest and most powerful hair care motor. The wire powering the motor is as thin as a strand of human hair it's designed to care for — measuring just 90 microns, it's an example of precision engineering and allows us to miniaturise this powerful technology to the extent that it now comfortably sits in the palm of your hand. Accompanying the power increase is a new aerodynamics package with a high-performance mixed flow impeller and twin row over-moulded diffuser. This results in more flow and double the air pressure without increasing noise. This complete motor package spins up to 150,000rpm or nine times faster than a Formula 1 car engine. The Dyson Hyperdymium™2's unique electromagnetic design and Dyson-developed intelligent control provides class leading, long lasting and smooth power delivery. Designed specifically for the Airwrap2x™, this means 30% more product power and 2x more air pressure, for faster drying and styling [3]. In use with the new attachments, it dries as fast as a full performance hair dryer, has stronger Coanda airflow for better hair wrapping and curling power, and can create straighter styles. Smart sensor technology Sensors have been embedded in the Airwrap2x™ to take the guesswork out of a user's desired styling and the maintenance of the machine. Attachment Learning – An RFID chip in each attachment communicates with the machine, to instantly adapt to the best temperature and airflow settings. The attachments are preset with recommended airflow and heat settings but are customisable by the user using the MyDyson ™ app. Personalised curling with i.d. curl™ - Used with the Airwrap2x™curling barrels, the i.d. curl™ sequence will activate four steps for consistent curls with a push of the action button. This will adjust heat and airflow to wrap, set and release the perfect curl every time. Connect to the MyDyson™ app to create a hair profile and a personalised curling sequence. Hall sensor - Detects when the filter is attached. MEMs (micro-electro-mechanical) pressure sensor - Detects when filter cleaning is needed to inform the user. 2x glass bead thermistors – For intelligent heat control which measures air temperature 1000 times per second and keeps it stable no matter the type of use the machine is subjected to, ensuring the machine does not cause heat damage. Intelligent styling attachments Nine styling attachments have been engineered for the Airwrap2x™ multi-styler. In UAE and KSA the [Straight+Wavy OR Curly+Coily] set will be available soon and comes with six attachments in a Dyson-designed presentation case. Users can achieve any style, for every hair type. The attachments are intelligent and control twice the air pressure generated by the new Dyson Hyperdymium™2 motor. Straight + Wavy set 30mm Co-anda2x TM curling barrel 40mm Co-anda2x TM curling barrel Anti-snag loop brush 2x Round volumising brush 2x AirSmooth2x TM attachment Fast dryer 2x Curly + Coily set 40mm Co-anda2x TM curling barrel Anti-snag loop brush 2x Round volumising brush 2x Tension comb 2x Wave+Curl diffuser 2x Fast dryer 2x Owners can also explore a range of standalone attachments to complement their set: the 20mm Co-anda2x™ curling barrel, 30mm Co-anda2x™ curling barrel, AirSmooth2x™, Wave+Curl diffuser 2x and Tension comb 2x. Full list of attachments 20mm, 30mm and 40mm Co-anda2x™ curling barrels Experience faster curling with 30% more product power due to the improved motor. 20mm: Tight curls in both directions with one barrel. 30mm: Voluminous curls and waves both directions with one barrel. 40mm: Loose curls and waves both directions with one barrel. These barrels also detect when hair is fully wrapped to automatically commence the i.d. curl sequence. The cool tips are also re-designed, with greater twist distance for ease of use and a new ergonomic shape for better grip. Anti-snag loop brush 2x A smoother, more aligned finish for all hair types, with patented loop bristles that reduce snagging whilst improving comfort on the scalp. In addition, new hook bristles mean that a row of outer bristles pick up hair for increased control nearer the root. Round volumising brush 2x Designed to create a voluminous style with less frizz. Controlled airflow and tapered bristles allow the user to style a section at a time without disturbing surrounding hair. AirSmooth2x™ attachment A finishing attachment to straighten hair, two jets of high velocity air deliver the tension needed to create straighter styles with less frizz. Non-heated contact bars smooth, align and reduce volume. When a full tress pass is completed, the arms automatically unclamp to release hair. Fast dryer 2x Take hair from wet to dry, or pre-dry for further styling with the Fast dryer 2x attachment. It controls higher velocity airflow for faster drying, no heat damage. Tension comb 2x Designed for curly and coily hair, high-velocity airflow dries hair fast, while stretching and smoothing hair. Additional side bristles increase tension for a straighter finish 1. Wave+Curl diffuser 2x Designed with hair health in mind These machines feature advanced technology that optimises styling performance, makes a styling routine easier while protecting hair from heat damage. "Hair health is always our priority when developing new machines and formulations. We know that healthy hair is not only shinier but feels great too. We study individual hair strands of all textures and types inside and out to ensure our machines are designed with hair health at the forefront." Rob Smith, Dyson Senior Principal Scientist Synergises with Dyson's formulations To help the styles you love last longer, pair the Airwrap2x™ with Dyson's Chitosan™ formulations range, engineered to work with Dyson's hair tools. Powered by chitosan, a complex macromolecule derived from oyster mushrooms and engineered with Dyson Triodetic™ technology, the formulations range is the result of over a decade of investment in hair health. 'The Dyson Airwrap2x ™ multi-styler is a game-changer for creating a diverse range of looks quickly and easily. From bouncy curls and voluminous waves to sleek, smooth finishes, it delivers consistently impressive results. The airflow technology is so powerful, giving me the confidence that I can achieve any desired style with air, while maintaining the integrity and health of the hair. Paired with the Dyson Chitosan ™ formulations range for every hair type, anyone can create salon-quality results at home.'
CNET
22-05-2025
- CNET
Dyson's New PencilVac Is the Lightest and Thinnest Cordless Vacuum I've Ever Used
Cordless vacuums are lightweight, but the best ones we've tested still have heavyweight cleaning power. Some of the best cordless vacuums I've tested come from Dyson. The company features prominently on our list of the best cordless vacuums, earning spots for dust-busting and wet-dry mopping, even though its models tend to be on the pricier side. Dyson's new PencilVac is different. As the name suggests, the PencilVac is shaped a lot like a pencil. It felt more like holding a broom than a vacuum. It's also the lightest and thinnest cordless vacuum I've ever used, measuring just 38 millimeters in diameter and weighing less than 4 pounds (1.8 kilograms). The entire motor (a Hypderdynium 140k motor) is somehow small enough to fit into the handle, which isn't any bigger than the rest of the vacuum. The PencilVac is just 38 millimeters in diameter, including the motor that fits the handle. Ajay Kumar While cordless vacuums are easier to maneuver than corded ones, they can be notably top-heavy, with some as heavy as 12 pounds, and even the lighter ones usually weigh around 6 or 7 pounds. Key specs: 38mm diameter and weighs less than 4 pounds (1.8kg) Four conical Fluffycones cleaner heads that can detangle long hair Dyson Hyperdymium 140k motor, 34% more power dense with 55 air watts of suction A dust separation system can capture 99.99% of particles as small as 0.3 microns Dust compression system to compress dust in a 0.08-liter dustbin Connects to the MyDyson app to monitor battery and filter maintenance Dust illuminating green LEDs on both sides 60-minute replaceable battery pack Magnetic charging dock with tool storage Dual green LED lights help you find dust. Ajay Kumar Using the PencilVac Swiping the brush head rollers around the wood floor in Dyson's showroom took minimal effort, and part of that comes from the brush head design. Rather than the standard single or dual brush roller, the PencilVac has four conical brush bars (in an array of two on each side). They're designed to eject hair as it's picked up and prevent it from wrapping around and tangling the brush bars. The front bar rotates in one direction while the rear ones rotate in the opposite direction, in theory making cleaning more comprehensive. The PencilVac has four rollers on its brush head. Ajay Kumar The dustbin fills up quickly, but it's easy to empty I briefly used the vacuum in Dyson's showroom to clean up biscuit crumbs from the floor. The green LED lights are a feature you'll find on the Dyson V15 Detect as well, and they make it easy to see dust and other debris. The mess was clean in a few swipes, with the dustbin successfully compacting the crumbs into a tightly packed mass. It was fascinating to see all the dirt collecting right at the top of the dustbin. Dyson claims that despite only having a 0.08-liter capacity, the new dustbin design can pack five times the dust and debris into the same space. The dust gets compacted into a tightly packed mass, saving you space. Ajay Kumar That might be true, but I noticed that the dustbin filled up quickly and required immediate emptying between each demonstration. For reference, the average size of a dustbin on a cordless vacuum is usually between 0.5 liters on the small end and as much as one liter on the bigger end. I just don't see the PencilVac being a main vacuum for people in big households with pets and kids, though it can make a nice supplement to a more mainstream vacuum since it's so light and easy to use. Eject the vacuum like a syringe Emptying the PencilVac ejects the dust and debris like a plunger or syringe. Ajay Kumar On the plus side, emptying the dustbin is easy with a unique plunger-style ejection system that allows you to eject dust directly into the trash without needing to shake out or tap the dustbin. A few tools are included, like the combi-crevice and conical hair screw tool, and may lend it more to light cleaning tasks, by helping you get into tight spaces and awkward gaps and pull out hair from carpets, sofas and mattresses. The PencilVac comes with a magnetic charging dock, but unlike some competitors like the Shark Clean & Empty, it won't self-empty. This is also Dyson's first connected vacuum, allowing you to pair it with the MyDyson app to monitor things like battery life and filter maintenance. The rollers are designed to eject hair to avoid tangling. Ajay Kumar Price and availability Dyson hasn't shared the pricing with us yet, but it will be available in the US on starting next year. I'm looking forward to testing it in our Louisville lab to see how it compares to other thin and lightweight options as well as beefier models.
WIRED
27-04-2025
- WIRED
This Dyson Hair Dryer Is a Slimmed-Down Version of a Classic
Blow-drying my hair feels like flossing: necessary, tedious, and something I do only because I know I'll regret it if I don't. I don't daydream about blow-drying my hair. I don't look forward to aiming a hot contraption at my scalp for 15 minutes or so, while my comfort podcast drowns in the noise. And yet, I kept reaching for the Dyson Supersonic r. That's saying something. For a company known for overengineering everything from vacuums to hair tools to air purifiers, the Supersonic r is Dyson at its most restrained. It trims the flash of the original cult-favorite Supersonic and focuses on being easy to use. It isn't trying to be your hairdresser or smart assistant. It just wants to make your morning easier—for $570 (gulp). Photograph: Dyson A Lean, Pink Machine You don't need to be a hairstylist to appreciate the redesign. Weighing just 0.7 pound, the r is 30 percent smaller and 20 percent lighter than its predecessor (1.8 pounds). You feel it immediately, especially if you're used to a standard dryer. The lowercase 'r' refers to the curved shape of the device—reminiscent of a teeny pink periscope. It wraps comfortably around your hand and your head. It's easier to maneuver around tricky spots like the crown or nape without switching hands or twisting wrists. Inside, it's still a typical Dyson. The brand's Hyperdymium motor spins at 110,000 rpm, powering a high-velocity airflow. That air is then heated via a redesigned heater with 10 foil elements in the curve of the dryer. With 1,700 watts of power, the r is technically more powerful than both the OG and the Supersonic Nural (9/10, WIRED Recommends). The compact build is also slightly louder (80.1 decibels versus 77). Photograph: Dyson Included are five magnetic attachments: a diffuser, wide-tooth comb, professional concentrator, airflow attachment, and flyaway smoother. None of these are revolutionary to Dyson users, but the company's accessories remain some of the best. The flyaway attachment, in particular, still does a stellar job of smoothing the outer layer of straight hair without needing a serum or oil. What is new is that each attachment has an RFID chip that auto-adjusts the dryer to its last-used settings.
Telegraph
01-04-2025
- Telegraph
Dyson Supersonic r review: Does the average person need a salon-level hair dryer?
What is the Dyson Supersonic r hair dryer? Billed as Dyson's most powerful, most lightweight and most precise hair dryer yet, the Supersonic r originally launched during fashion week in February 2024 and for just over a year, it was a professional-only tool. Now it's officially part of the core range of products and is available for the general public to purchase for £449.99. Using new streamlined heating technology along with Dyson's Hyperdymium motor (also found in the brand's vacuum cleaners) and clever new radio frequency identification (RFID) sensors, which have been designed to communicate with the hair dryer, the Supersonic r is able to adjust the motor and heater in order to deliver optimal levels of airflow and temperature for a blow-out. It also has attachments for all hair types and comes in two different bundles: straight-wavy and curly-coily, each having five add-ons designed to suit all natural hair textures and styling preferences. Both bundles come with a powerful air attachment, a pro concentrator and a flyaway attachment. The straight-wavy kit comes with a gentle hair attachment and a smoothing nozzle, while the curly-coily one comes with a diffuser and a wide tooth comb. In comparison to Dyson's original Supersonic hair dryer, the Supersonic r is 30 per cent smaller and 20 per cent lighter, plus it's easier to manoeuvre around your head, making blow-drying hair easier and quicker. How we test hair dryers When testing hair dryers and other heated styling tools, we always ensure we take a range of different factors into account. We consider everything from the general design, the size and feel of the tool, how easy it is to use and what sort of skill level is required to use it. We also analyse the results we were able to achieve with it as well as the overall value for money. Visit our Who We Are page to learn more about Telegraph Recommended reviews. Design: 9/10 When Dyson launched this hairdryer in February last year I was immediately intrigued. Like nothing I'd ever seen before, the Supersonic r is shaped like the letter 'r', hence its name. Incredibly lightweight and seriously nimble, every hair stylist I spoke to about it was enamoured – and having been using it ahead of its general launch, I can see why. It's slim, easy to hold, I love the colour way (ceramic pink and rose gold, it's inspired by the natural sheen and iridescence of a pearl), and it really does make me wonder why it's taken this long for the traditional hairdryer shape to be challenged and updated. However, the one downside is that the plug is big, heavy and chunky, which I assume is because it houses a lot of the electronics needed for it to run, which would otherwise be inside the device itself. A bulky plug is a small pay off for a hair dryer this light, but depending where plug sockets are placed in the home – especially if they're low to the ground or built into units – some users might find it difficult to use the Supersonic r in their usual space. Usability: 10/10 The Dyson Supersonic r is pretty straightforward and intuitive to use. I didn't read the instructions before my first use and I figured everything out pretty quickly – and it really is incredibly lightweight. It almost feels like nothing, and at first I thought it might be too light but luckily it wasn't. Instead, I was able to dry my hair with ease, splitting it into layers and attempting to blow-dry it smooth was much easier than with a heavier, more traditional dryer. The shape of it also meant I could reach the back of my head better, too. I like that the attachments are all magnetic and so they click easily into place with minimal effort. Plus, they all have RFID sensors built into them, meaning they remember the last setting used. But, if you're not sure which setting is best, each individual attachment has been pre-programmed with the airflow speed and temperature for optimal performance which is a nice touch. The device itself has three airflow levels and four heat modes. This includes the all-important cold shot, as well as intelligent heat control which means you can dry your hair safe in the knowledge that there won't be any heat damage, and that its natural shine won't be compromised. Convenience: 9/10 In terms of convenience, I was seriously impressed at how quickly I was able to dry my naturally curly hair. Hairdressers always tell me that it's fine but there's a lot of it and I usually have to split it into around three layers to dry it. This can take between 20 and 30 minutes – and then I have to straighten it. But with the Dyson r, I can dry my hair fully in around 10 minutes flat and although I've still never quite managed to master an at-home blow-dry that doesn't require a pair of straighteners, the finished result was much smoother, and there was definitely a lot less frizz than usual which I was happy about. The only inconvenient thing – and the reason it loses marks here – is the plug. As mentioned earlier, the plug is clunky and heavy, and even though I know without it the actual device wouldn't be as lightweight, it is off-putting. I wouldn't want to travel with the hair dryer in case the plug didn't fit into any of the sockets I had access to. Luckily, I use an extension cable at home and have no issues, but it's something to be aware of if you're debating the investment. Safety: 9/10 As with most new tools these days, this hair dryer does have intelligent heat control to ensure it doesn't damage your hair, and one of the attachments in the 'straight + wavy' bundle is specifically designed to be more gentle on the scalp, working to evenly diffuse and smooth the airflow so it's not as harsh. The tool does also automatically switch off if it overheats which, generally speaking, is good, but it happened the first time I used it and it didn't turn back on for around 20 minutes. Through some research I realised it might have happened because I used an extension cable. I now have it on a slightly cooler setting and it hasn't overheated since. Results: 10/10 Considering my lack of skill, I was impressed with the hair dryer and how quickly it was able to dry my hair relatively smoothly and without frizz. If I had more patience to learn, I think it would be easy to achieve a sleek at-home blow-dry – the size, shape and weight of the Supersonic r means it's easier to reach the back of the head to ensure hair is dry, smooth and shiny all the way round. The attachments are all great and I genuinely do think there is a viable use for all five of them, plus all the intelligent technology that's built in is incredibly clever and useful – especially for a novice like me. Technical specifications Dyson's newest hair dryer costs £120 more than the original Supersonic, so how do they stack up? Telegraph verdict: 9/10 Overall, I am seriously impressed with this hair dryer and I do think it's better than the original Supersonic. It's smart, modern, light, easy to use and the technology is incredible. However, there's no denying that it's expensive – almost £500 for a hair dryer is a lot of money. If you're somebody who is able to dry their hair and not need to use other tools to achieve your desired style then I would say it is more worth the money, but despite all the research and development that's gone into this tool, I don't know if I can legitimately tell you it's worth it unless you comfortably have that sort of money to spend on a hair dryer. Dyson Supersonic r FAQs When can you buy the Dyson Supersonic r? The Dyson Supersonic r is available to buy in the UK from Wednesday April 2nd 2025. It'll cost £449.99 and is currently available in the Ceramic Pink/Rose Gold colourway, with a new Jasper Plum variety launching in the summer. How does the Dyson Supersonic r differ from other models? The Dyson Supersonic r is 20 per cent smaller, 30 per cent lighter and easier to manoeuvre than other Dyson hair dryers. It is also fitted with RFDI sensors which automatically adjust heat and power settings depending which attachment is in use. What attachments are included with the Dyson Supersonic r? There are two different attachment bundles available with the Dyson Supersonic r. The first, straight-wavy, comes with a powerful air attachment, a pro concentrator, a flyaway attachment, a gentle hair attachment and a smoothing nozzle. The curly-coily one comes with a powerful air attachment, a pro concentrator and a flyaway attachment, a diffuser and a wide tooth comb. What is the warranty period for the Dyson Supersonic r? The Dyson Supersonic r comes with a two year guarantee. Does the Dyson Supersonic r cause heat damage? No, the Dyson Supersonic r won't cause heat damage. It's developed with intelligent heat control to protect hair health, and there is also a gentle hair attachment specifically designed to be more gentle on the scalp.
