The Wavytalk Blown Away Ionic Hair Dryer is worth buying if you want one dryer that handles curls, straightening and everyday blowouts. It ships with a diffuser, a comb and a concentrator nozzle on an 1875W motor, so you’re not buying attachments separately. Buy it, but check the live price first.
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How this review was made: written from my own video review of this product. Every opinion here is my own, from using it myself.
Quick Verdict
Three attachments in the box, 1875 watts behind them, and more than 10,000 of these sold on Amazon in the past month. If you’ve been buying a diffuser separately for your old dryer, this is the one that stops that.
Buy if you:
- have curls or waves and want a diffuser that came in the box
- fight frizz and want the ionic side doing the work
- have thick hair the comb attachment can smooth through
- want cool air for setting a style at the end
Skip if you:
- are shopping today, because this one sits a little above its usual price right now
- already own a dryer you like and just need a diffuser
- want a brush dryer rather than a dryer with attachments
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| Motor | 1875W |
|---|---|
| Attachments | Diffuser, comb, concentrator nozzle |
| Heat settings | 3, plus cool air |
| Speeds | 2 |
| Safety | Auto shutdown, 50% reduced electromagnetic wave |
Why I Keep Reaching For the Diffuser
The diffuser is the attachment most brands sell separately, Wavytalk puts it in the box, alongside a concentrator nozzle and a comb, for one price. That’s the entire pitch, and it’s the thing I kept coming back to when I was testing this. No hunting for a diffuser that half-fits another brand’s barrel. The comb is for thick hair that wants to go its own way. And the diffuser is for anyone whose waves need defining instead of flattening. Different jobs, same handle.
1875 Watts and What the Ionic Side Does
The 1875W motor is the headline number, and the “dries twice as fast” claim on the box is a marketing line, not a stopwatch result, ignore it. What the wattage actually means in practice: enough airflow that you’re moving through sections instead of hovering over one spot, and hovering is exactly what causes heat damage in the first place.
The ionic part is the frizz story. Negative ions neutralize static, so the finish reads smoother and shinier rather than puffy. Three heat settings and two speeds give you room to come down from hot to warm to cool as you go, and that cool shot at the end is what holds a style in place.
Two things on safety worth knowing. There’s automatic shutdown if it starts overheating, so you’re not relying on noticing it yourself. And Wavytalk lists low electromagnetic wave technology that cuts radiation by 50%, which they position for pregnant women and children. An intelligent temperature management system is meant to stop heat spikes, which matters more if you dry daily than if you dry twice a week.
The Price On This One Moves
Right now it’s sitting a little above where it’s been over the past three months. It’s been considerably cheaper at points, and the price swings enough that assuming today’s number is the normal number would be a mistake. So check the live price at the link rather than guessing.
Here’s the value math I’d use. If you’d otherwise buy a dryer plus a separate diffuser plus a comb attachment, you’re comparing three purchases against one. That’s what makes this reasonable even when it’s not at its lowest. If you already own a dryer you’re fine with, the case gets thin fast.
It currently ranks #502 in Beauty & Personal Care, down from a 90 day average of #331, so sales have cooled off a bit. Still, Amazon reports over 10,000 bought in the past month, which tells you plenty of people are landing on the same conclusion. You can check today’s price on Amazon before deciding.
Who This Dryer Suits
Curly and wavy hair gets the most out of this, because the diffuser is the attachment most dryers make you buy separately. Thick hair comes second, since the comb attachment is built for the smoothing pass. If you’re after a blowout look at home without wrestling a round brush, the concentrator nozzle plus the cool setting is the combination to use.
Who shouldn’t bother. Anyone with fine hair who already dries in a few minutes isn’t going to notice the extra power. And if what you actually want is a one-step brush dryer, this isn’t that product. It’s a dryer with attachments, which is a different tool for a different routine.
Curly or wavy hair, thick enough to need a smoothing pass, and a drawer missing a diffuser, that’s the buyer this dryer was built for. Everyone else should save the money.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I clean a hair dryer like this?
Unplug it, let it cool, then clear lint off the rear filter. Lint buildup is what makes a dryer run hot and trigger its auto shutdown, so it’s the one bit of maintenance that actually extends the life of the thing. Wipe the attachments with a dry cloth.
Will it work on 240V outlets abroad?
Assume no. A 1875W dryer sold for the North American market is built for 120V, and a plug adapter alone won’t convert voltage. If you travel often, keep a separate dual-voltage dryer for trips.
Do the attachments stay on while drying?
They click onto the barrel and stay put through normal drying. The nozzle, comb and diffuser all swap on the same mount, so you can change mid-style without turning the dryer off, though letting it cool first is the gentler habit.
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Wavytalk Blown Away Ionic Hair Dryer
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