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Dyson Supersonic Nural: Full hands-on review & attachment tests

** Get one here: https://amzlink.to/az03Wu6KYcYTw ** Dyson turned the hairstyling world on its head when it launched its first blow dryer in 2016. And when it announced it Supersonic Neural dryer in 2024, I think a lot of us thought ‘same thing different paint job’. So is this newer and slightly more expensive version of Dyson iconic hairdryer actually worth an upgrade? And can it do a better job of the original? In this hands-on review I bought one for myself. I’m going to try it out here at home. I'll use the Supersonic Neural to dry and style my hair and show you what it looks like and talked about the experience overall. I'll wrap things up by going over the pros and cons of this device and letting you know if I think I can recommend to you either as a brand new machine for your beauty routine or as an upgrade from the original Supersonic. ~Get My Newsletter: http://www.techgadgetscanada.com/news... *Read more: http://www.TechGadgetsCanada.com *Follow me on Facebook:   / techgadgetscanada   **May contain Affiliate Links: My YouTube channel is supported by the viewers. Occasionally I will include affiliate links in my reviews. This allows you to get more info easily, and I also may get a small commission from the click, which helps me keep the blog and this YouTube channel running. If you choose to use an affiliate link I thank you greatly for supporting my content. There's no obligation or cost to you for using these links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. What you get I purchased one of Dyson’s special gift sets, which arrives in a leather box with a plush interior. Having received one of these with my original Dyson Supersonic, I can say I never store the dryer in here; it's simply too large and takes up way too much valuable bathroom real estate. Instead I use it to store other things in my closet. A Dyson hair dryer looks completely different from traditional dryers.  For starters it’s shaped like a cylinder and is open in the middle.  It’s flat on both ends so it resembles a tube. That’s because the motor is not in the head of the dryer like traditional models, in Dyson’s case it’s in the handle. While the overall design mimics the original supersonic almost exactly, there is the addition of a new tiny arm inside the cylinder. I’ve seen this referred to as the ‘capsule’. And the Time of Flight sensor. This may seem small and insignificant but it actually runs the new attachments that now come with the dryer, and manages automatic temperature changes, based on which attachments you’re using.. I’ll get to each of them in just a sec. Dyson made the rear of the cylinder transparent so you can see some of the inner workings of the dryer. Wow this is kind of novel, I feel like it makes the lights a little bit harder to see. But maybe that's me. There are a handful buttons on the back of the head; one set adjusts airflow or speed, the other, temperature, with 4 precise heat settings: 100°C – for fast drying and styling 80°C – for regular drying 60°C – for gentle drying and diffusing 28°C – constant cool to set your style There's also a cold shot quick button on the handle. New on here at the top of the dryer head is what’s called the ‘Scalp Protect Button’. This setting will automatically lower the heat when it detects the dryer is closer to your head. You can toggle this on and let it adjust automatically or shut it off altogether.