Review Dyson Supersonic Vs Parlux
Dyson’s latest project is a state-of-the-art hair dryer. Emerging after a four-year developmental period, this project landed a $71 million effort involving 103 engineers and 600 prototypes. You may ask what the beauty of the model is as compared to the Parlux, whom many stylists consider the”King of the blow dryer.” Once I retired my beloved Parlux to this sexy new Dyson Supersonic, I understood the hype!
Comparison review
Dyson Supersonic | Parlux Advance Light | |
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Design | Sexy | Classic |
Weight | 618g blow-dryer itself 440g | 449g |
Air outflow | 140 cubic meters/hours | 83 cubic meters/hours |
Price | $399 retail edition $320 for pro edition | $299 |
Warranty | 2 years for professional | 1 years |
Noise | 73db | 80db |
Heat | 3 heat level + heat control | 3 heat level |
Vibration or heat on handle | None | vibration and heat |
Result on hair | Smooth | Smooth |
Nozzle | Magnetic Hot but never burn myself so far | clipon Extremely hot burn myself often |
Electricity Consumption | 1600w | 2350w |
Compatible left-hand | Yes | No |
My biggest worry prior to receiving the Dyson Supersonic was the weight (600g), but to my surprise, this model’s cable and transformer lie outside most similar to a laptop computer making the weight minimal (440g). hence, the Supersonic is a very manageable accessory in my book!
Upon my first use of the model, it amazed me that I didn’t feel any heat or vibration during my blow dries. The feeling is amazing!
The nozzle is great too! I’ve burned myself so many times removing the clip-on nozzles on other models. Dyson’s magnetic nozzle is simple to use and certainly doesn’t get has hot as the Parlux. The magnet has made all the difference!
The filter is much better. It is easier to clean than previous blow dryers I’ve owned and no hair gets stuck in it.
Now in terms of power, the Dyson supersonic seems more powerful, but in terms of drying time, it’s hard to quantify how much time I have saved as compared to beforehand.
My conclusion after a month’s use with all types of hair, the Dyson supersonic is a clear winner for blow-dries and it’s time to put the Parlux to retirement.
Ultimate Hair Guide