How does it compare with a Dyson Airwrap?

It uses the same air-wrap idea: airflow curls hair around the barrel instead of a hot plate. The Prowaver has a high-speed motor and a similar attachment set, but it comes from a smaller brand with a much shorter track record.

Do the auto-wrap curlers really wrap hair by themselves?

Yes. The airflow draws hair around the barrel, so you hold the tool and let the air do the wrapping. Expect a few practice runs before curls come out even.

Will it work on short or fine hair?

It works best on shoulder-length or longer hair, since the barrels need length to wrap. Fine hair curls quickly but may need a lower heat and speed setting to avoid over-drying.

Yes. It supports 100-240V, so it works with most international outlets. You may still need a plug adapter for the local socket shape.

What comes in the box?

The dryer with a 78-inch cord, a smoothing brush, a volumizing brush, auto-wrap curlers and a travel storage bag.

It relies on high-speed airflow more than extreme heat, which is the point of the design. Use the lower settings if your hair is fine, damaged or color-treated.