T3 Micro T3 Fit Ionic Compact Hair Dryer with IonAir Technology - Includes Ion Generator and Multiple Speed and Heat Settings, Cool Shot, 1 ct.

I bought the larger version at Costco a couple of months ago and extremely happy with it. It just dawned on me when someone mentions that it doesn't come with a diffuser. I happen to see this "baby" hair dryer , so cute and compact and what I have been looking for. However it doesn't come with a diffuser and had to purchase a diffuser for $35 extra but I think it's totally worth it. It is lightweight, compact and I find the heat is the same as the larger one. I will be returning the larger one to Costco for a refund. No need to have two hairdryers

I have the regular sized T3 as well. I like it so much that I decided to get the Fit for travel. My hair is always so soft and shiny. I wish the handle could fold up but still fits fine in my carry on. The long cord is great too.

J’adore! Je ne voulais pas dépenser autant pour un séchoir, mais j’ai finalement décidé de me gâter!! Je ne regrette pas! J’ai les cheveux fins et pas épais, 5 minutes et mes cheveux sont secs. Je recommande

First off the build quality of this hair dryer is excellent. It's well made and looks very elegant with the gloss white and gold accents.There is some weight to this hair dryer when you compare it to similar cheaper compact hair blowers ... you can tell that the motor and electronics inside is heavier than the lightweight lower cost dryers.The cord on this T3 Fit is also heavier and longer than similar compact blowers.As far as performance goes it's a bit of a mixed bag and will depend on the length of your hair.••• Velocity •••There are 2 speeds on this hair blower however I was expecting much more velocity at the high speed from this $200 hair blower than my $60 conair dryer. Sadly as far as output goes the T3 has less velocity and power than my $60 conair.••• Controls •••I like the control buttons on this hair dryer. There are three heat settings, two speed settings and a hot/cold toggle button. The cool air button on the front is confusing at first. With most hair dryers this is a momentary button that blows cold air when pressed and then resumes hot air when let go. This is not the case on the T3 Fit. The hot/cold button on the T3 is a toggle switch. This means you press and release it fully to switch or toggle between hot or cold air.••• Ion Air Technology ? •••If you have short hair like me you probably won't notice any difference between a regular hair blower than this T3 Fit. If you have long hair like my with you WILL Notice and Appreciate the IonAir Technology in this hair dryer. It does work and makes long hair smoother with less static than a traditional standard hair dryer.••• Noise •••The pitch of the T3 motor is lower than my other hair dryers so it's less annoying but nevertheless it's still noisy and about the same noise level as my other hair blowers ... just lower pitch.••• Accessories •••The only accessory included with this blower is the concentrator nozzle. If you want a diffuser you will have to purchase it separately another $35 dollars.••• Recommendation •••This is an elegant looking, well made compact hair blower but suited for the bathroom at home but compact enough that you could travel with it if you wanted to however it is larger than many compact hair blowers.For $200 dollars I have to say I was expecting more ... namely higher wind velocity which this T3 blower does not have. As far as air output this T3 is about the same as my $60 Conair. ON the flip side ... My wife says the IonAir Technology does help reduce static and make her long hair smooth and shiny so if you have long hair this is a benefit.If you have long hair and area looking for a compact, well made, stylish looking hair blower than this T3 Fit is certainly worth consideration.

This hair dryer is definitely much smaller than our other hair dryers, it's the size of those cheap bargain hair dryers but it performs just as well or better than full size half decent ones. Noise wise, we find that on both of the fan levels it is quieter or at least has a quality to the sound that seems easier to listen to than our other dryers - it's still not quiet by any means, it's still a hair dryer, but it's a bit better in a relative sense. Despite being small, it blows a pretty respectable amount of air and can get just as hot as our big ones. Build quality is excellent. Even though it's small, it looks and feels like a quality piece of equipment - doesn't feel cheap at all. I like that the two switches for heat and air speed are rocker switches rather than the typical sliders or multiple buttons. They're really easy to reach and use one handed by feel only.If you get this, you might be confused about the cold shot button on this like I was at first. You might try holding it down like you might on other dryers and find that it keeps pumping heat out. Thing is on this one the button is a toggle switch, you have to press it completely and then let go to change "modes", you don't hold it down.Downsides here are mainly related to the cost and the fact it comes with less accessories than other full size hair dryers that cost less. Only one attachment is included, for me it's fine, it's the only kind of attachment I ever use but for others you might want to pay attention to what it comes with. Price wise it seems a bit much for what you're getting, yes it's made well and works well but unless being compact is pretty high on your priority list it is a big ask. I didn't really notice any difference in the final results using this compared to a less expensive (but full sized) hair dryer. To be fair, someone with hair down to their back might have a totally different experience with a dryer than someone with shorter hair like me.