Dyson Debuts $300 Mini Hairdryer Because Your Blowout Needs Power Too
KEY POINTS
- •Dyson launched its original Supersonic hairdryer a decade ago priced at $400, stirring the hair gadget market.
- •In April 2026, they introduced a travel-size $299.99 version advertised as 32% smaller and 25% lighter for portability.
- •The device adapts voltage automatically for international use, and Dyson promised existing owners won't need to replace their original Supersonic.
Ten years ago, Dyson aggressively flexed with its original $400 Supersonic hairdryer, turning hair care into a luxury arms race. Now in 2026, they’ve downsized the narcissism with a $299.99 Supersonic Travel edition—because nothing screams 'I'm a jetsetter' like a hairdryer that weighs 25% less and fits in your purse, or apparently, your carry-on. Dyson boasts it’s 32% smaller and automatically adapts voltage worldwide, so your locks can remain fabulous from Paris to Boise. The company even assures current Supersonic owners they won't need to upgrade their expensive gadgets, sparing them from commitment issues—at least until the next model drops.
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(1 of 3)Source: Theverge | Published: 4/21/2026 | Author: Victoria Song
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