SharkHD430 FlexStyle Air Styling & Drying System, Powerful Hair Dryer Brush & Multi-Styler with Auto-Wrap Curlers, Paddle Brush, Oval Brush, Concentrator Attachment, Stone

Love, love this hairdryer. Dries my hair quickly and all the attachments work great for either straight or curly hair. It is light weight and easy to use. If I was to say anything negative, the hair dryer is a little loud.

I just love this curler. The easiest curler I have ever used. You put your hair next to rod and it pulls your hair around the rod. The directions will explain. My hair looks so good since I bought this. Worth the cost. Well made.

I purchased the shark flex styler in 2023. It was absolutely amazing and performed flawlessly for about a year. When it works, it is fabulous. Loved how it styled my hair and it was a dream to work with. In the last year, it had become glitchy, weaker, and performed so-so. It would frequently overheat and short out in the middle of drying and need to be unplugged and plugged back in to restart. I was ready to throw in the towel with this dryer, when I read in the reviews a tip that said the filter just needed cleaned out. Cleaning the filter brought it back to performing as new and now I feel bad for the moments of frustration I had with it when the fix was so easy. Honestly, after seeing how dirty the filter had gotten, I’m impressed it worked at all the last few months. Would definitely recommend this dryer. Just keep your filter clean.

I’m absolutely thrilled with the Shark Air hair dryer! It dries my hair super fast—literally cutting my styling time in half—without cranking the heat too high.My hair feels smoother and looks shinier thanks to the ionic airflow and powerful motor, but without damage or frizz The magnetic attachments (diffuser, concentrator, round brush) are easy to snap on and cater to all my styling needs—curly, sleek, or volumized.Despite being well-built and full-featured, it’s surprisingly lightweight and comfortable to hold—no arm fatigue during use . It also feels quieter than other high-speed dryers, though there’s a slight pitch—worth it for such efficiencyAll in all, this is a fantastic investment—premium performance at a much lower price than Dyson—plus it delivers professional-level results at home. Highly recommend if you’re after speed, softness, and shine!

Backstory: was interested in the Dyson, then Shark, but couldn’t justify the cost. I have T3’s curlers and DryBars dry brush, so I had the individual tools.Sephora Sale, I saw the Bondi with great stars, could buy it for $150, so I immediately pulled the trigger. Ended up returning it, and bought this for $70 more during Black Friday. Including my review of both products in case it’s helpful for decision making.BondiInitially: I loved it. I could blow dry my hair in 5 minutes and do a quick blow out in 10-15 minutes.Additional thoughts: 1.) The appliance itself felt cheap compared to my T3, but I had no frame of reference for airstylers. 2.) I hated how hot the styler attachments got, I had to use my hot pad to remove them/put new ones on (like the different direction barrels). 3.) The curls do not last, but I really liked the circular brush/blow out style I was getting, so was still happy. 4.) The air suction isn’t strong, whatsoever. I don’t know the numerics of my hair type, but I am a natural blonde, very fine hair, slightly wavy, but it is very thick and quite long (natural waist maybe?). The air suction on the curlers would barely pick up any of my hair, I truly can’t imagine how it would work on coarser hair. I’m talking 1/3-1/2 of the hair I’d normally section/curl with my iron. 5.) I would get heat marks in my hair during curling, which was super alarming to me (I use protectant, but I do not color my hair)Then, I was using the circular brush, and the whole attachment snapped off. In investigating, the plastic of the the connection would get so hot that it would bend the plastic — making the attachments unusable.SharkImmediately, the appliance is more sturdy, substantial and feels quality. The difference feels like Bondi=Plastic, Shark=Metal.Speed: Dried my roots in 1 minute, root to tip in 4 min, and curled in an additional 9 min.Notable improvements:1.) Better materials2.) No troubles with the heat of attachments, there’s grips at the ends, but the attachements themselves don’t get as hot either making it super easy to change out3.) beautiful curls on the first try, and have lasted this far with no hairspray4.) huge improvement in air suction/strength, I can actually curl normal sections of hair5.) no heat marks thus far!I would highly recommend saving until the Shark is in budget!

I can’t say enough good things about this dryer. Fast drying time and the curling attachments are fantastic. It’s definitely worth the money! It’s easy to use and switch out the attachments. I have really thick hair and it takes me less than 8 minutes to dry now, when it used to take me 15 to 20 mins.

As someone has had both the Dyson and shark, I’m telling you GET THIS ONE. The Dyson didn’t curl well, and didn’t give me a great texture. I achieved the same results with a regular blow dry and flat iron. It may look nicer, but it is wayyy too expensive for what you get. This one is super pretty, and holds the curl well. It leaves your hair in the perfect texture, and it’s not too heavy to hold, the hair dryer attachment it super effective. Personally, sometimes I don’t even switch between the right and left air wrap attachments because you can achieve great results only using one. My only issue is that it doesn’t come with a travel case, so you have to pack it yourself or get a separate bag. I was hesitant to get this, but if you’re thinking about it, DO IT.