Hot Tools Pro Artist 1875W Turbo Ceramic + Ionic Hair Dryer | Fast Dry, Lightweight

I love this Hot Tools Turbo Hair Dryer. The dryer is lightweight but feels strong enough to be sturdy. It does not overheat in your hands and the material of the dryer itself is smooth and fit easy to hold on to. It has adequate power settings so you can adjust and not burn your hair to dry too quickly. It is also a really good value for the money as I checked this same set out at Sally's and it was $20 more. A good quality product for a fair and reasonable price.

This hair dryer is powerful and has a low heat setting which is what I wanted for my long fine hair. It just takes minutes to dry my hair.

Revising my review- after following the troubleshooting options I was able to get the dryer to work. I don't usually write reviews but I needed to for this hair dryer. It worked great until it didn't, it stopped getting hot....no heat at all. of course it is right after the return window closed. I had another older version of this that lasted at least 10 years. I guess they don't make things like they use to. Super disappointed as this is not a cheap dryer.

I've had this unit a few weeks now, and it's the fanciest hair dryer I've ever had. I like that it is quieter - doesn't have a high pitched sound at all - and that it has medium and low heat settings (although the low setting is cool). Also appreciate the long cord, which gives me more range of movement while using. The dryer also has a 7 year warranty which, if true, makes this unit a good value over the long term.

Short of getting a Dyson hair dryer, I really wasn't sure what to get for my salon work. The requirements were that it had to actually get hot, it had to have an easy-to-use cold shot button, it had to have controls that I wouldn't accidentally change the setting of through normal handling, and it should be well enough made that I not have to get a new dryer every 6-12 months. After getting Amazon search blindness, I finally settled on the HOT TOOLS Professional 1875W Turbo Ceramic Rainbow Hair Dryer. Sure, the rainbow accent matches my shears, but what really drew me to this dryer was the brand. Hot Tools has been around a while, and I would expect this item to be fairly durable. It has a 7 year warranty, but I haven't really seen what that claim process looks like. As it is, the unit is lightweight, but feels like it has good build quality. The soft-touch/sueded texture feels nice to the touch, but may not wear well over time. The positioning of the temp and speed controls is great. While the cold shot button is placed really well, I wish it were kind of concave, instead of convex. The air gets sufficiently hot, and dries hair quickly. Oh, and I LOVE the rainbow trim. The dryer overall is gorgeous. At 8' the cord is great for a salon station, though it may be a bit much for a small bathroom. As far as the value proposition of this dryer goes, I think it's quite good. The unit works well, has good controls, and seems to be built to last. Sure, there are cheaper hair dryers, but how many of those do you need to buy before you realize that you should have just bought a better, more expensive one, in the first place? Highly recommended

This is my 2nd Hot Tool hair dryer. First one lasted about 10 years! I was leary to buy another after reading reviews of others that said they burn out quickly. After a lot of searching for a light weight hair dryer I couldn't find another with the same power, light weight, and low cost. I've been useing it for a couple months and all is good! I highly recommend this hair dryer if you need the power and hate the weight of some of them. And of course, it's a LOT cheaper!

This dryer is top notch. Also, heats fast, comfortable to hold. Gets the job done in no time at all. I have thick hair.

Barely any air flow & as soon as I plugged it in to try it, I unplugged it and put it right back in the box for return. So disappointed.