Dyson Airwrap Co-anda2x Multi-Styler and Dryer vs T3 Aire 360 Multi-Styler & Blowout System (Next Gen, dual voltage)

CNN says that at $750 it's impossible to call it the outright best or a must-have. W Magazine asks whether any hair tool is worth almost $750, and The Quality Edit calls the price a major commitment, especially for existing Airwrap owners.

CNN's editor, who has tried every Airwrap, thinks the upgrades have plateaued since the $650 Airwrap i.d. She says the 2026 version arrived a year after the first Co-anda2x, and the main differences are the attachments.

W Magazine's tester needed a couple of tries to curl, was overwhelmed by the speed at first and found the curling barrels get hot. The Quality Edit says it is not dual voltage and some attachments may underperform depending on hair length and texture.

TechRadar says it takes a lot of patience to master and found the oversized oval brush bulky and awkward.

TechRadar says people with short hair will find very limited appeal. The NY Post says the brush heads are large and not great for very short hair or tight coils without prep.

Good Housekeeping found the ceramic barrel held heat, so the cool shot barely cooled the curl. Cosmopolitan's editor says regular users will probably replace it every three years. Some Amazon owners find it pricey, and the diffuser is sold separately (TechRadar).