- What does the Nural add over the standard Supersonic?
- A scalp sensor that lowers heat automatically at close range and attachment memory that recalls your settings. Airflow and drying speed are broadly similar.
- Is the scalp sensor useful for fine hair?
- It helps avoid overheating the roots, but some owners of fine hair find the heat changes abrupt. You can turn the feature off and use it like a normal dryer.
- What attachments come in the box?
- The set includes a concentrator nozzle and a diffuser, plus the usual styling nozzles. Exact contents vary by kit, so check the listing.
- Can I use it on curly hair?
- Yes. The diffuser and low heat settings suit curl drying, and the sensor helps when drying near the scalp.
- Is it good for travel?
- It works on dual voltage in many regions, but the head is bulky and the case takes space. A compact travel dryer is easier to pack.
- How does it compare with the Shark FlexStyle?
- The FlexStyle is a multi-styler with curling barrels; the Nural is a focused dryer with scalp protection. Choose the Nural for drying speed, the FlexStyle for styling versatility.
- Where is the Dyson Special Edition Supersonic Nural Hair Dryer cheapest?
- At Shop Simon, for $209.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Dyson Special Edition Supersonic Nural Hair Dryer?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Shop Simon, Abt Electronics.