I was wondering how these are, these tend to end up at my local costco liquidator and they don't appear to sell even at the discounted price. Outlet quality for costco?
M1K3Z0R wrote: ↑
I was wondering how these are, these tend to end up at my local costco liquidator and they don't appear to sell even at the discounted price. Outlet quality for costco?
i have 2 of them and they are good. Ofcourse they are not quit Dyson or Panasonic quality but it is up there compare to those $30 one at Costco/Walmart.
Endlesscc wrote: ↑
i have 2 of them and they are good. Ofcourse they are not quit Dyson or Panasonic quality but it is up there compare to those $30 one at Costco/Walmart.
But this is at $60 after discount. And is as good as the $30 one? Not sure I understand the point then of buying this?
I have been using T3 Micro hair dryers for years now. My wife bought the first one before the Dyson ones came out. They ARE a good brand and you have salons use this brand too.
Before Dyson came out and made it sound like they were such innovators in hair drying technology, there were these professional brands that had existed for years. The ion technology has been around for quite some time...before Dyson...this is in a large part, what helps get your hair dried faster.
Cheap hair dryers like Conair are at most ceramic, which is slightly better than the heat coils...but is nothing like the technology that is in this level of hair dryer.
I would not compare this with anything in the $30 range...
In the end...if you have a thick set of hair you should look into something like this. You don't need Dyson...something like this T3 is going to be night and day for you already. If you have thin hair...where a basic Conair can dry your hair in a matter of a few minutes...then don't waste your money on these hair dryers. My hair is currently thinning out...so the T3 is really my wife's...but I use it because it is still a hair dryer in the end.
In case someone was trying to find out, this "featherweight" weights 16.06oz (455g)
Not saying this isn't a good deal just want to throw some perspective on "light weight" hair dryers in North America. Like I tried Dyson, it blows incredible amount of air, but it's heavy.
We use this panasonic EH-NE1A hair dryer bought from Japan. Around $25CAD, when bought locally. It's is 405g . Got it for the small size and lightweight, my wife loves it.
Everytime we have a chance to visit Japan we buy a few more.
Now kids are older, now they use it daily too.
Been using that for many many years now, still has broken yet. The very first one probably bought 10 years ago now.
The T3 is the best hair dryer I have ever tried after Dyson. At this price it is an absolute no Brainer. I have very thick and coarse lower back length hair so I know what it's like to really need a very strong dryer to get my hair even remotely dry.
