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Want a fancy hair dryer without a fancy price? Here are 4 Dyson Supersonic dupes worth the hype

Because who has $429 to spend on a hair dryer?
Want a fancy hair dryer without a fancy price? Here are 4 Dyson Supersonic dupes worth the hype Credit: Bethany Allard / Mashable

Best overall
For the sleekest and most functional replica of the Supersonic, the Laifen Swift is your blow dryer. It barely takes up any room on your bathroom counter or in your cabinet, and is light enough that long styling times won't be tiring. It's doubtful you'll ever need that long to style your hair though, as the powerful ionic airflow will get you smooth locks in no time at all.
Pros & Cons
The Good
Sleek design Simple interface Compact and easy to store and use for long periods of time Frequently on sale Not too loud Excellent option for travel
The Bad
Only three heat options, with the hottest feeling too intense for most people Highest air flow setting is almost too strong
The Bottomline
Best high-tech alternative
The Zuvi Halo won't be the dupe that saves you the most money, but it might be the one that saves the health of your hair. The unique hair dryer swaps high-powered air speeds for infrared light, offering a gentler drying experience aimed at taking care of your hair's health.
Pros & Cons
The Good
Infrared light cuts down on hair damage Shorter drying times Comes with three magnetic attachments 30-day return period Quieter than most standard blow dryers
The Bad
More expensive than other Dyson Supersonic dupes No dedicated heat and air flow buttons Some attachments obstruct the light meant to help dry hair faster
The Bottomline
Best under $100
Pros & Cons
The Good
Small and lightweight Simple but dries hair quickly Great value
The Bad
Only one available attachment Not the best for frizz Attachment magnet could be stronger
The Bottomline
Best for smoothing
Pros & Cons
The Good
Strong air speeds Good variety of attachments IQ feature automatically sets optimal speed and heat for attachments Twisting mechanism is great for storage Thin handle and nozzle make it easy to target particular areas Buttons are placed where you won't easily hit them on accident
The Bad
On the pricier end (though still much cheaper than the Supersonic) Not all hair types will work with each attachment No storage case included
The Bottomline
Best if you also want an Airwrap
Pros & Cons
The Good
Incredibly compact and easy to store with included bag Works well as a hair dryer without attachments Versatility of styling options Dries hair quickly despite size Included storage case
The Bad
Coanda attachments don't grip hair quite as well as Airwrap dupes Limited attachments available (no diffuser)
The Bottomline

It's a simple truth: Where there’s a Dyson product, there’s a dupe, and that holds especially true for Dyson beauty products.

The brand entered the beauty sphere in 2016 when it released the now-legendary Supersonic, a hair dryer with an innovative design that maximized airflow and minimized hair damage.?Eight years later, it remains the most highly-praised hair dryer on the market, making it clear that Dyson's beauty tech bet was more than a success. While it’s an impressive product, it also retails for $429 — a price that you don't need to pay for an exceptional at-home hair dry.

What makes the Dyson Supersonic special??

The Supersonic first made waves because, in typical Dyson fashion, it brought an upgraded, futuristic design to an everyday product.

Dyson is known for this aesthetic, but the sleek look also has a function. The ring-shaped head ditches the vented and coiled model of the traditional hair dryer and houses the tiny V9 motor in the handle. The combination of the V9 motor and the Air Multiplier technology makes for a dryer that clocks in at only 1.8 pounds, yet still delivers a powerful airflow that’s notably quieter than the roar of a traditional dryer.?That extra strong airflow makes this dryer less reliant on heat than standard models. It also keeps hair damage to a minimum.

To further minimize damage, the Supersonic also measures the air temp up to 20 times per second and uses a built-in ionizer to minimize static and give hair a sleek finish, which brings us to a quick ionizer science lesson.

Ionizers are pretty common in higher-end air dryers. Why? Most work by blowing negative ions at wet hair to reduce static electricity by sealing the hair cuticle and taking down the power of that positive ionic charge (aka what's causing that annoying frizz). As negative ions make contact with hair, they're also dispersing the positive ions of water, therefore cutting down on your drying time and reducing damage in the process.

Basically, it's one of the reasons the Dyson Supersonic provides such quick and excellent results, and why hair dryers with ionizers will cost you more money — they do more than simply dry the hair.

Magnetic attachments designed to easily snap onto the blow dryer round out the futuristic feel of the Supersonic, with five included — a styling concentrator, a flyaway attachment, a diffuser, a gentle air attachment, and a wide tooth comb. It's a nice array of included nozzles even for high-end dryers, which might typically include three to four attachments at the most.

Why is the Dyson Supersonic so expensive?

At $429, the Supersonic is definitely an investment. However, you're paying for a high-end motor that's built to last, multiple heat settings to protect hair, an innovative design, and of course, the ionic tech. Other dryers from popular hot tool brands like T3, ghd, and Harry Josh boast some similar features and run you anywhere from $150 to $350, but none quite capture the complete offerings of the Supersonic.

When I tested the Supersonic myself, I found that it had a luxe feel that still makes it stand out from other hair dryers. Dyson also released an "affordable" version of the Supersonic, called the Supersonic Origin, in 2023 that retails for $399.99.

At only about $30 cheaper, the price-to-feature ratio is actually a much worse value than just going for the regular Supersonic, unless you can grab the Origin on sale. In early 2024, Dyson also released the Supersonic Nural, which retails for $70 more than the standard Supersonic but comes with even more premium features like a scalp protect mode, memory for preferred settings with your attachments, upgraded attachments, and pause detection.

As of October 2024, these are all the available Supersonic models:

  • Dyson Supersonic ($429.99): The standard Dyson hair dryer most people think of when they think Supersonic — it comes with five attachments and was the originator of the dryer's iconic design.
  • Dyson Supersonic Origin ($399.99): The "budget-friendly" Supersonic that comes with just one attachment, the styling concentrator, but only costs $30 less, meaning it's a much worse value at its full price.
  • Dyson Supersonic Nural ($499.99): Dyson's premium Supersonic is for folks who want those nice extras like automatic temperature changing for scalp health and pause detection, but are still at-home users that don't need a professional grade dryer.
  • Dyson Supersonic Professional hair dryer ($569.99): As the name suggests, this is the dryer for professional stylists, with a design that makes it easy to blow dry someone else's hair and a longer cord for maneuvering — and it's generally a machine that can withstand much more use than the standard Supersonic.

At the same time, there are dupes that deliver similar features and elements of the performance at a much lower price.

What is the best dupe for the Dyson Supersonic?

There are a lot of options for luxury blow dryers and a lot of dupes that attempt to look like the Dyson but skimp on quality.?A good rule of thumb is to try to avoid going for the $40 Amazon knockoff that copies Dyson's signature fuchsia and nickel design from 2016, because I promise you, they won't perform the same.

Instead, I tested a bunch of hair dryers, some that look similar to the Supersonic, and some that look nothing like it, to find the best hair dryers that replicate the Supersonic experience: That is to say, they give a hair dry that feels quick, easy, and at least a little luxurious.

Below, you'll find a deep dive on each of my final picks for the five best Dyson Supersonic dupes and info on where to buy them.

Laifen Swift

Best overall

The good
Sleek design Simple interface Compact and easy to store and use for long periods of time Frequently on sale Not too loud Excellent option for travel
The Bad
Only three heat options, with the hottest feeling too intense for most people Highest air flow setting is almost too strong
The Bottomline
Specs
  • Air speeds: 2
  • Cord length: 5.9 feet
  • Heat settings: 3
  • Weight: 0.89 pounds

Who it's for:

Though it's not an exact replica of the ring-barreled Supersonic, the Laifen Swift bears the closest resemblance to Dyson's design, barring all the random iron and fuschia knock-offs that are inexplicably (or perhaps, very explicably) $40 or less.?

At $139.99, the Laifen’s price inspires more confidence in its overall performance and longevity. Beyond the design, it also has magnetic attachments (though you’ll have to pay a bit extra to get more than one, the included smooth nozzle) and that signature Dyson air sound I’ve come to know through my time using the Airwrap. However, what kept me reaching for it over and over again was its simplicity.?For anyone who needs their blow dryer to be easy to use above all else, the Laifen is the way to go.

Why we picked this:

While doing my first round of testing for this story, I became a daily blow dryer user to help style my bangs. I’ve had the cut before, but held off on recutting them solely because of the necessary effort to style them. Something about dragging out the blow dryer every single day really didn’t gel with my minimal-effort lifestyle. The Laifen felt compact and lightweight enough that pulling it out for just a minute or two every day didn't feel like a hassle. Though I no longer use it daily, I do use it regularly when I'm not testing other products, and it's held up for over a year and a half with no signs of aging.

I can’t say the dry time feels astonishingly fast, but it doesn't lag either. The two air speeds are strong, and I almost never found myself needing to go beyond the first one, even when doing an all-over rough dry to my wet hair before bed. The negative ions at work provided me with a super smooth dry, too. The heat options are more limited with only a cool, warm, and hot setting. I found the hot one gets hot, and even the warm one can feel a bit intense close to the scalp, so I recommend sticking with the lower two settings.

For the days I felt like diffusing my wavy hair, switching the attachments was beyond easy.?Though this is when I found myself most wishing for a temperature setting or two more, the hottest setting never felt scorching. A long press of the temperature button auto-cycles through each temp, which sometimes feels useful for finding the middle ground between the warm and hot settings, but over time hasn't been a setting that I typically use.

Some particular design choices I like that add to the all-over simple vibe are the single switch turning on the dryer and switching the airspeed, and the one button for adjusting the temperatures. The ring light at the back of the dryer changes color from blue to orange and red as you switch through the dryer’s three temps, or oscillates on

Zuvi Halo

Best high-tech alternative

The good
Infrared light cuts down on hair damage Shorter drying times Comes with three magnetic attachments 30-day return period Quieter than most standard blow dryers
The Bad
More expensive than other Dyson Supersonic dupes No dedicated heat and air flow buttons Some attachments obstruct the light meant to help dry hair faster
The Bottomline
Specs
  • Air speeds: N/A
  • Cord length: 8.85 feet
  • Heat settings: N/A
  • Weight: 1.2 pounds

Who it's for:

A good recreation doesn't always make for a good dupe, which is why I appreciated that Zuvi Halo didn't try to be a Dyson Supersonic. The Zuvi Halo combines the power of airflow and infrared light, which the the brand calls its LightCare technology, to speed up dry times while using less heat and minimizing hair damage. Basically, it has the same goals as the Supersonic with a different method.

If you have a higher budget and your hair health is your top priority, the Zuvi Halo was the most gentle hair dryer I tested. It consistently left me with the shiniest-looking and softest-feeling hair.

Why we picked this:

Zuvi claims the LightCare tech (i.e. the ring of infrared lights used in three out of four of the styling modes) dries the surface of hair without baking it from the outside in, and while retaining inner moisture. The dryer's product page says this leads to hair that's "+38 percent shinier" and has "+109 percent internal moisture," among other parameters that are next to impossible to test independently. I can say that my hair was noticeably shinier and less crispy feeling than it usually is after heat styling — even when compared to the Supersonic.

As for drying time, without any attachments and with the assistance of a round brush, it took about 16 minutes to dry my hair as compared to the 15 minutes it took with the Supersonic. This was with the dryer's "care" setting (the remaining settings are fast, soft, and style). Each of the settings automatically adjusts the airflow and heat, leaving you with no way to pick custom settings. Someone who's more particular with their blow-dry settings might find this annoying, but I found there was enough variety between them that it didn't really hinder my ability to dry and style my hair. The hottest of the settings, fast, did feel noticeably hot, but this dryer does claim it tops out at 111 degrees Fahrenheit. That tracks — it never felt scorching, or even as hot as the Laifen Swift on its lowest heat setting.

The Zuvi Halo also comes with three magnetized attachments, including a gentle air dry attachment, a diffuser, and style concentrator. Unfortunately, both the diffuser and style concentrator block the light tech. Still, the dryer functioned well even without the full light power. Plus, the gentle air attachment lets the light through, so it's not an across-the-board flaw of all the attachments.

While some reviews praised this dryer for keeping noise down, I didn't find it to be any less quiet than the Supersonic (which is admittedly on the quieter end of hair dryers).

If you're intimated by the $329 investment of the Zuvi Halo (which is still $100 cheaper than the Supersonic), the brand does offer a 30-day return period if you're not completely satisfied with your purchase. Zuvi also offers

The good
Small and lightweight Simple but dries hair quickly Great value
The Bad
Only one available attachment Not the best for frizz Attachment magnet could be stronger
The Bottomline
Specs
  • Air speeds: 2
  • Cord length: 5 feet
  • Heat settings: 3
  • Weight: 0.73 pounds

Who it's for:

If you're wishing the Laifen Swift was just a bit cheaper, you're in luck. The Dreame Gleam hair dryer looks and performs very similarly. Though I slightly prefer the Laifen, this Dreame dryer is an excellent option if you're on a budget (and is better than the previous under $100 pick, the BaBylissPRO Nano Titanium.

Why we picked this:

At first glance, the Dreame Gleam looks nearly identical to the Laifen Swift. Like the Laifen, it has two speeds, and three heat settings (it's marketed as having four because it has a circulation mode where it cycles through the different heat settings automatically, but that's technically not a different temperature — plus, it's gimmicky). It has the same short nozzle clearly inspired by the Supersonic, and an LED light on the back that indicates what heat setting you're using.

When actually using the dryer, I found it to be easy to handle: it's ever so slightly chunkier than the Laifen (though I had to hold them side by side to check), but the Dreame is a tad lighter. As for how it dried my hair, I was able to take my mid-length hair from dripping wet to completely dry in 15 minutes, with the assistance of my hair brush. It was easy to achieve plenty of volume with the one concentrator attachment, primarily using the warm setting. As with the Laifen, I found the highest setting to feel too hot to use for more than 10 seconds or so, especially when drying at the root. My hair looked shiny and like it hadn't been over blasted with heat (again, I laid off the hottest setting), but it was also slightly frizzier than when I had used the Shark dryer on this list. Still, these are minor complaints for a hair dryer under $100.

Value aside, there are a few cases where I'd recommend springing the extra $40 or so for the Laifen Swift. The Dreame Gleam only comes with the one concentrator attachment at the time of writing and doesn't have any more options available for purchase, so if you like using a diffuser, you're out of luck. In addition to having more variety of attachments, the Laifen's magnetic attachments also feel more secure. Though I didn't have any issues with the Dreame attachment disconnecting from the barrel while in use, I do wonder if it would perform as well over time as the Laifen. Finally, the Laifen sounds like a Dyson, and the Dreame doesn't — loudness-wise though, they are similar. It's a more superficial point, but if you want the closest Dyson experience possible, you'd probably be happier with the Laifen Swift.

Shark SpeedStyle Pro Flex

Best for smoothing

The good
Strong air speeds Good variety of attachments IQ feature automatically sets optimal speed and heat for attachments Twisting mechanism is great for storage Thin handle and nozzle make it easy to target particular areas Buttons are placed where you won't easily hit them on accident
The Bad
On the pricier end (though still much cheaper than the Supersonic) Not all hair types will work with each attachment No storage case included
The Bottomline
Specs
  • Air speeds: 3 (not including cold shot)
  • Cord length: 8 feet
  • Heat settings: 3
  • Weight: 1.57 pounds

Who it's for:

If you're not quite willing to invest in a Supersonic but want something a little more high-tech than the budget-friendly models out there, the Shark SpeedStyle Pro Flex is the perfect middle ground.

The attachments allow for easy styling, especially if you're looking to achieve sleek volume, while the folding base makes finding storage space easier.

Why we picked this:

The Shark HyperAIR was previously one of my favorite Supersonic dupes, and though you can still find it at retailers like Amazon and Best Buy, it's been phased out of Shark's beauty lineup. In its place is the Shark SpeedStyle, which there are several versions of — I tested out the Flex Pro because it comes with the best mix of attachments (outside of the build-your-own option), and offers an interesting storage solution.

My first and lasting impression of this hair dryer was that it doesn't play with its air speeds — they're strong. While that meant I definitely preferred to use a brush instead of just rough drying, it also meant my hair dried quickly. Reliably, my whole head was entirely dry in less than 15 minutes. The QuickSmooth brush attachment was also helpful in keeping things from looking too windswept and more styled and volumized. A button on the side of the attachment lets you adjust the exact angle on the brush, and though I can't imagine anyone would need to be adjusting it all that often, it was a nice detail.

The QuickSmooth brush, like the other three attachments that come with the dryer, automatically adjusts to the optimal air speed and temperature. Again, not super necessary, but a feature that matches the price range, and lets me style my hair with less thought. If you want, you can manually override both settings.

As I did with the FlexStyle diffuser, I loved the SpeedStyle diffuser for its adjustable prongs and size. The FrizzFighter finishing tool did exactly what its name promised, though I did find it flattened my hair some after using the QuickSmooth brush. The styling concentrator was nothing crazy, but was nice for targeting the strong airflow and distributing it more evenly. Unless you have wavy or curly hair, you likely won't need all of these attachments — to save $30, you can opt for a build-your-own kit and pick any two SpeedStyle attachments.

If you're not too pressed for space, you can also grab the SpeedStyle without the Flex — I can't speak to if it performs all that differently, but "folding" this dryer didn't make a drastic difference. With that said, it does make storing it slightly less awkward, so if you are tight on space, it could definitely be worth it. Despite its size, this is the heaviest dryer on

Dreame Pocket hair dryer

Best if you also want an Airwrap

The good
Incredibly compact and easy to store with included bag Works well as a hair dryer without attachments Versatility of styling options Dries hair quickly despite size Included storage case
The Bad
Coanda attachments don't grip hair quite as well as Airwrap dupes Limited attachments available (no diffuser)
The Bottomline
Specs
  • Air speeds: 2
  • Cord length: 5 feet
  • Heat settings: 2
  • Weight: 0.66 pounds

Who it's for:

Can't decide whether you're more into the Airwrap or the Supersonic? No problem. The Dreame Pocket hair dryer uses the same Coanda tech that made the Airwrap famous for "grabbing" hair and wrapping it around the curling barrels.

As the midpoint between the Supersonic and Airwrap, the Dreame Pocket does sacrifice a bit from both designs, but it makes an excellent fit for someone who wants to blend the best of both words. And for folks who are short on space or travel a lot, this is the most compact hair dryer I've ever tested — and the included carrying case makes it even easier to store.

Why we picked this:

If you're interested in a Dyson Airwrap, there's a good chance it's because you're dying to try out the Coanda tech-powered curling barrels. Though there are now many great Airwrap dupes under $300 on the market, multistylers aren't for everyone: They're bulkier than you'd think, and often require a lot of storage space.

Enter the Dreame Pocket. Even compared to a standard hair dryer, the Pocket is tiny. It easily fits into its storage case that's basically the size of a medium makeup bag (my Baggu dopp kit is bigger) along with its two attachments. The airflow is surprisingly powerful despite the dryer's size, easily drying the entirety of my head in just over 15 minutes (in other words, just a minute or two more than the Supersonic).

Its unique folding mechanism not only makes it extra small for storing or packing in a suitcase, but also for using the included curling attachment — when you push the nozzle back, the entire dryer essentially becomes a base for the attachment. Unfortunately, it only comes with one uni-directional curling barrel, so you'll have to commit to all your curls going in one direction, but I honestly found that to work well for the blown-out look. You probably won't be able to get a great curled all-over look with it, but for what it's worth, even multistylers with curling attachments — including the Airwrap — are better for achieving a bouncy, wavy blowout style than long-lasting curls.

While the style looked basically the same and lasted as long as when I used similar attachments on other Airwrap dupes, I will say that the Pocket's curling nozzle seemed to have ever-so-slightly less gripping power, so I had to use smaller sections of hair or make peace with a few small strands falling out. The other attachment, the unfrizz nozzle, also uses Coanda tech not unlike the Supersonic's flyaway attachment, but the same held true about the grip power — my frizz still smoothed out, but i

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