T3 Afar Light-weight Journey-Dimension Hair Dryer with Auto Twin Voltage, Folding Deal with, Quick Drying, Light-weight and Ergonomic, Frizz Smoothing, A number of Warmth and Velocity Mixtures

Replaced my old T3 travel dryer
I purchased this to replace my old T3 travel dryer that finally died on my last trip. It lasted for almost 10 years so I hope this new one will last as long.The new dryer has some nice improvements: three heat settings instead of two, a devoted cold shot button, the concentrator snaps on and doesn’t fall off, automatic voltage selection, and the travel bag is nicer.A couple of reviewers have mentioned that this dryer doesn’t have much heat. Check the cold shot button! When I first turned on my new dryer, there was no heat on any of the heat settings. Then I tried the cold shot button and the heat worked with no problem. The button position looks the same whether the cold shot is on or off.

Auto-voltage, Good quality, lightweight and good enough for travel
Pros:+Auto-voltage (no need to worry about remembering to toggle any switches)+Good built/quality (looks more durable than the conair 1875w travel hair dryer – i used to own one and it broke after just a few years of use at 220v)+Lightweight, foldable, great size for travel+3 heat settings/2 speed settings (decent heat for drying and smoothing)+lock in cool shot button (no need to keep pressing the button)+Noise level is ok (not really quiet)Cons:-underpowered for blowdrying straight-ion generator is just ok. Frizz reduction is minimal. Still needed to use my ceramic boar bristle round brush for some tension and real smoothing-no moisturizing benefit (nano tech)-expensive (compared to other auto volt brands like conair)Decent drying power.Good enough if you just need a travel hair dryer for rough drying or quick smoothing. My hair is a combination of frizz, coarse and fine strands, loose curls and waves. But I usually get keratin treatments before i travel so i dont have to spend so much time blow drying or ironing it straight. I neededa lightweight, auto-voltage travel hair dryer that provided decent heat so this was just right for what i was looking for.Looks well built.I used to have the conair 1875w travel hair dryer that broke just after a few years. It was very cheaply made so I was already expecting it wouldnt last. Decided to invest in this one this time hoping it will last longer.No hydrating feature.My hair dryer at home is a Panasonic Nanoe 1600w (EH NA45RP685). Compared to that, i found the T3 a bit more drying without the nanoe tech.Perfect for those with finer or straighter (just enough power/heat);May be underpowered for curlyheads/thick hair.This will surely be underpowered for curlyheads who need more heat and power for straightening, or for people with really thick or very long hair.I was worried about receiving old stock/opened or used like the other reviews but package arrived in good condition. Everything is brand new. Happy with this purchase. I will update this review if I encounter any problems with it or if it breaks down in the future.

More than enough heat !!!!!
This portable/travel hairdryer worked like a charm in a 240 V power outlet. The auto dual voltage sign on the handle lit up. I see a lot of people complaining about the lack of heat. At first I had that problem also. Then, I realized the dryer had a LOCK cool shot button, looks like a snow flake, near the top of the handle. I press it once and within seconds, scorching hot air was coming out, I had it set to the highest heat setting. The lock cool shot button is a bit of a design flaw since you can’t tell if it’s on or off. Only way to find out is by pressing it and checking the blown air temperature. Other than that it dried my thick curly hair in under 10 minutes. Worked better than the laiffen dryer, which I also own. Kudos to T3.