Best Dyson Hair Straighteners and Stylers for 2025

Less damage & fewer passes needed — Flexing plates conform to the hair, allowing more even heat distribution and often achieving results in fewer passes. Reviewers mention “half the damage” when compared to fixed-plate irons.

Cordless convenience — Great mobility and ease of use, especially for styling without being tethered to a power socket.

Precision with heat settings — Multiple settings and smart sensors help maintain temperature and avoid overheating.

Safety and travel-friendly features — Auto shut-off, battery disabling for air travel, universal voltage on some editions, travel dock/case.

High price point — Many users feel the cost is very steep, sometimes hard to justify unless you use it often or care deeply about damage reduction.

Battery life and weight — Because of the battery, the device is heavier than many corded irons; battery duration (cordless usage) is limited (often sufficient for one full straightening session but not very long beyond that).

Not ideal for very coarse, dense hair without prior blow-drying — Users with very thick or tightly curled hair often need to pre-blow dry or stretch hair first to get the best effect; sometimes more passes are needed than with traditional high-heat irons.

Longer warm-up for cordless mode — Reaching full performance (heat) in cordless use takes a bit longer than some corded irons.

Two-step in one — Drying + straightening in one pass (especially when hair is towel-damp) saves time. Many users report significantly shortened styling routines.

Reduced heat damage — Because it doesn’t use hot plates, the risk of scorching or damaging the hair is reportedly lower; temperature/airflow regulation helps protect shine and hair integrity.

Multiple modes & good control — Wet mode, dry mode, boost mode, different heat/temp settings, etc., allow adaptation to hair type and desired finish.

Better frizz control and smooth finish — Many users say it produces a sleek look with less frizz, especially in humid conditions.

Not as “flat-iron sleek” as traditional irons for some hair types — For very coarse, tightly curled, or dense hair, the finish may not be as pin-straight and may require follow-up with a traditional iron or more passes.

Bulk and handling — Because it’s larger, with airflow components, it’s bulkier. Some find it less maneuverable at roots or awkward for certain styling angles.

Higher cost — Same as the Corrale, it’s expensive; many users feel the investment is substantial.

Learning curve — The optimal use (section size, moisture level, speed) takes some experimentation. Users report needing practice to get desired straightness without over-drying or doing too many passes.

Two-in-one wet-to-dry performance — Many users appreciate being able to dry and straighten with one tool, reducing the number of steps and saving time. It cuts down on blow-dry + flat-iron sessions.

Gentler on hair — Because there are no hot clamp plates, and thanks to sensors that regulate airflow temperature, there is less risk of burning, over-drying, or heat damage. Users often report improved shine and less frizz.

Premium build + aesthetic appeal — The special edition color and packaging are widely praised. The presentation case adds to the luxury feel, which matters to many buyers.

Good control options — Multiple temperature / airflow modes, modes for wet/dry, “boost” options, etc., give flexibility for different hair types, textures, and dampness levels.

Price is high — As with most Dyson tools, cost is a common concern. Many users feel the investment is steep, especially in comparison with many traditional straighteners.

Weight / size / ergonomics — Some users report that it’s heavier and bulkier than plate straighteners, and may be somewhat tiring to hold for long periods or more detailed styling (near roots, around ears).

Learning curve — Because the tool works differently (air + clamp arms, different airflow modes, drying steps), some users say it takes multiple uses to figure out the best technique (section size, moisture level, speed) for their hair to get optimal results.

Color/coating durability — A few users are concerned about how the special color finish holds up over time; scratches or cosmetic wear are sometimes noted.

Availability fluctuations — Being a “special edition,” this specific colorway can be harder to find in stock, or may be priced higher by resellers when unavailable officially.

Multiple styling options in one kit — Comes with curl barrels, smoothing brushes, Coanda dryer attachments, etc., so you can achieve several looks without buying separate tools.

Gentler on hair — Users frequently say it reduces frizz and damage compared to traditional high-heat tools, because of its airflow / lower-heat features.

Designed for long hair — The “Complete Long” variant has attachments and barrel sizes more suited for people with long hair; they mention faster drying vs earlier Airwraps, better flow, and more effective styling over full lengths.

Premium build and packaging — Many users love the case, accessories, feel of the parts, and overall “luxury experience.”

Steep learning curve — Because of the many attachments, get-ups, and settings, some users say it takes a number of tries to figure out what works best for their hair type or style.

Very expensive — Many reviews mention that the price is high, even for those who think it’s worth it. Some feel the value for money is borderline depending on how often you’ll use the attachments.

Attachment storage / bulk — The number of parts and accessories means it’s bulky; storage and travel can be tedious.

Not always effective for super coarse or resistant hair — Some users with thick, coarse, very curly hair find they still need finishing with a hot plate iron, because Airwraps may struggle to fully straighten in those cases.

Wide range of attachments for versatile styles.

Minimizes heat damage, leaving hair smoother and shinier.

Longer barrels save time for long hair.

Premium design and build quality.

Very expensive compared to standard stylers.

Bulky and somewhat heavy to use.

Learning curve before mastering techniques.

Curls may not last as long without styling products.