PRITECH Dual Voltage Hair Dryer Brush, Hot Air Brush 110V-120V/220V-240V Ionic 1000W Blow Dryer Brush 4 in 1 Styler, One Step Volumizer,Styling Brush for Straight and Curling Hair Salon

I purchased this brush almost one year ago. I intentionally purchased it because of the dual voltage capabilities. It has gotten plenty of use here in the US and it works just fine. Recently I finally had the opportunity to use it overseas in Europe and boy oh boy was I ever glad that I got this brush. I forgot the little key to turn the voltage from 110 to 220 but a good pair of flat tweezers did the job. It worked PERFECTLY!!!!! There was no buzzing sound or burning smell like you get when using a converter for 110 hair tools! It work just as well as here at home!! I was so impressed and happy as I have traveling with multiple tools that just take up space then burn out when used. Now I just wish that they made a curling iron with the same voltage toggle switch.

I've used this twice so far and it's currently my number one choice. Been using a revlon one step for over a year. Have very thick, mid-back length, Indian, unruly, wiry curls and waves that go in different directions and change direction mid-strand. The Revlon one step blows out my hair beautifully in exactly 27 minutes which beats every other dry+straighten+curl combo I've tried over years. But in Europe it blew out the hotels plug so I found this that is dual voltage for travel. This one's barrel is wider/thicker so it can wrap more, thicker hair in one go than the Revlon one step. Because it does that, it also blows out my hair in exactly 20 minutes, beating the Revlon and saving me 7 minutes of hair time. Weight is about the same, and handling is about the same, but noise level is slightly lower than the revlon -- see the video I uploaded for a noise comparison, and the pics of the revlon one step and this one side by side. Used it in both US and Europe, switching the voltage, and it worked perfectly both times. If this continues, the revlon will be sitting at the bottom of the drawer from now on.

I travel a lot for work so was excited when a friend recommended this dual voltage hot air brush. The dual voltage feature works great at home and when I'm traveling internationally. I have a more expensive and slightly fancier version of this tool that I think does a better job with my hair (leaves it smoother) when I'm at home but, for this price and the convenience of being able to use it both at home and when travelling, this hot air brush also does the trick. Oveerall I'm very happy with the purchase!

I was excited to receive this brush to use on my upcoming trip to Europe as its dual voltage. I’m glad I decided to try it out before the trip because a lot went wrong. First of all, it worked well to dry but it left my hair slightly frizzy. The barrel is too big to introduce any curl even in my long hair. Then, midway through the second time I used it, it just died. No sparks or smell like it may have overheated or something. Just stopped working. I’ve initiated a refund so we’ll see how that process goes but unfortunately, I leave for my trip in just a few days and have no time to get a replacement so I’m quite disappointed at the inconvenience.

I used this before traveling abroad and it worked fine. When I used in Europe the adapter that came with it didn’t fit in the wall. It’s an odd shape and it needs to be round so the adapter is useless. On a ship the power was lower and the dryer didn’t work as well but I think the power was due to the ship. In a hotel I used another adapter I had brought with me and the power was fine but it blew the fuse in my adapter so I couldn’t use full volume. I have thick hair so unless I can use full power this doesn’t work well for me.