T3 Fit Compact Hair Dryer

I had a T3 years ago and I wasn’t impressed with it but they sure have changed. This is so lightweight, so compact and works quickly and efficiently. I was a little disconcerted when it sucked my hair into the motor the first time I used it but if you look out for that, you’ll be fine. This probably will not matter to anybody else, but my long-haired Lhasa Apso has always hated being dried with a Flying Pig meant for dogs and she would run away after the first minute or two. This one, she really likes, her hair comes out nice and straight, dries her fast, doesn’t dry her skin and she actually leans into my leg, urging me to keep drying her. Two happy campers for the price of one. I look forward to traveling with it this summer.

I had a full sized hair dryer from this maker and I loved it. It lasted for 5 years and I wanted the same dryer but I really didn't need the full size so I purchased this one. So far it works just like the full size but it's easier for me to handle, I like the weight and the ease of using it.

I bought this dryer because my hair has gotten very long and my old dryer pushed a lot of air through causing my ends to tangle and break off in my brush on a daily basis. This dryer does not blow a ton of air so my hair doesn’t get tangled anymore but it still dries my hair quickly. It has three heat settings and two air flow settings. I really like that the cold shot is a button so you don’t have to hold it down for cold air—just push the button to turn it on and push it again to go back to regular heat. It’s extremely compact and would also be ideal for traveling. The air flow and heat are toggle switches as opposed to rocker switches so they don’t get accidentally changed while I’m drying my hair which I really like. The hottest setting gets plenty hot. I have fine hair but a lot of it and feel like it takes the average amount of time to dry. I would definitely buy again.

I have never owned a hairdryer that cost more than *maybe* $40 at the very most. I always dread drying my hair because I can only use the low speed since the noise bothers me so much when the dryer is on high, and usually just opt for wrapping it in a towel and letting it dry overnight.I decided to try this one after reading many reviews. My initial impression wasn't great: for something that I consider a substantial investment, the packaging felt very cheap, and the concentrator also felt cheap when snapping it onto the hair dryer. The whole machine just doesn't feel like I expected at all. I did intend to send it back, but then I tested it out.Unfortunately, my hair got sucked into the fan, which has never happened to me in my entire life. I do think that was just because I am used to a much larger hair dryer, and after that happened once I was easily able to keep that from happening again. I timed how long it took to dry my medium-length hair, and it went from freshly showered and towel-dried to 100% dry in under eight minutes! It wasn't as quiet as I had hoped, but I would compare the sound level on high to what most hair dryers I've used sound like on low. I was able to hear my music over the sound of it, which will improve my daily routine significantly. It's also lightweight enough that my arms weren't tired whatsoever, another first for me.Overall, now that I've used this dryer, I'm pleased with it. Now that I know what a difference a nicer hair dryer can make, I may save up for The Brand Name one everyone talks about and see what that's like, but I expect the T3 Micro will be either my main or travel hair dryer for a very long time.

Wife lives this hair dryer. It is quiet, powerful, and small enough to travel with

I actually bought this after I dropped and broke my larger T3 my husband bought me for Christmas about 8 years ago. The heating element stopped working, and despite both my husband and my ten-year-old taking it apart to try to fix it, we could never figure it out. I have a joint condition that specifically affects my hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders, so cheaper blow dryers are a no-go for me since they take so much longer, requiring me to hold my hands above my head longer as well. My husband actually suggested this one, thinking it might be lighter weight and easier for me to handle. It definitely is! And I swear it has just as much drying power as the larger version. I don't know if I will ever go back to the full size dryer at this point lol. Great dryer for the price.

Bought this for my wife and she loves it, accept for the fact that after only a year, the concentrator (nozzle that focuses the flow of air) has become brittle, cracked and broke. Had to apply some electrical tape to keep it together (see image). We ordered replacement part for this unit but it was not the correct size. The size we ordered was he only offering for this model, or at least the main model identifier. When reaching out to the mfg we are running into silence. Wrote to them via their support site and also called and left a message, but so far no response. There customer service so far has been automated and very unresponsive. If they ever actually reach out to us we might change our review. But Buyer Beware, if you have issues with your purchase you may or may not be able to get a resolution to your problem.

This is replacing a sedu revolution lite that I had for over 10 years. I wanted something about the same size and weight and this was perfect. I hate holding a heavy dryer (or heavy anything) up to my head. It’s awful when drying your hair leaves you hot and tired. It has the same power as the sedu (1400 watts, so not the highest) but it still dries my hair in 5 minutes. The air flow in high feels soft and controlled, not wildly blowing my hair all over. It feels wonderful in my hand - light, well made, and sturdy. And it’s so pretty. This is my main daily use hair dryer. If you want it for travel, The handle doesn’t fold, but I’ve also found that folding handles feel less sturdy and are more prone to breakage.