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Specifications
- Wattage (Power): This determines the strength of the airflow and drying speed. Professional models typically range from 1,800 to 2,200+ watts for faster drying, while standard home models are usually 1,200–1,800 watts.
- Motor Type: Professional dryers often use durable AC motors or high-speed digital brushless motors, which are quieter, more efficient, and last longer than the DC motors found in basic models.
- Heat & Speed Settings: Multiple settings (e.g., 3 heat, 2 speed, plus a cool shot button) are essential for customizing the drying process for different hair types and styles.
- Technology: Advanced technologies like ionic (reduces frizz and static), ceramic (even heat distribution), and tourmaline (speeds up drying) help protect hair from heat damage.
- Attachments: Common accessories include a concentrator nozzle for focused airflow and a diffuser to define curls and add volume.
