Airflow instead of a hot plate · review
The app-enabled Airwrap: a personalized styling profile stored on the tool so wrap, style and cold-shot settings are recalled at a press. Six functions — and, unusually for Dyson, no motor or pressure figures on the listing.
Where it leaves us The Airwrap whose maker publishes least about it: no motor, no pressure, no temperature. The Origin tells you more.
The i.d. is the app-enabled Airwrap. Dyson states you build a personal styling profile, and the tool stores your wrap, styling and cold-shot settings so the same curl is repeatable at the press of a button. Six functions are claimed: curling, drying, styling and taming flyaways.
That is nearly all the listing says. There is no motor figure, no pressure, no airflow, no temperature — for the cheaper Airwrap Origin on this same shelf, Dyson at least gives a motor speed and a pressure.
So the specification table above says “not published” four times. That is the honest state of what this merchant page tells a buyer, and on a tool that publishes no price here either it is worth knowing before ordering rather than after.
Set against the shelf, this is the least documented air styler published here. The Airwrap Origin gives a motor, an rpm figure and a pressure in kilopascals. The five American stylers, from $47 to $110, each give temperatures in °F and an airflow of 28 m (92 ft)/s. This listing gives a count of functions and an app. On a shelf where a $47 tool publishes its airflow, a tool with no published airflow, no temperature, no motor figure and no price is asking to be bought on the name alone — and the app, which is the one thing here nothing else offers, is the only part of it this page can actually confirm.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-12. The live price is at the top of the page.
A listing is not an offer: the reference exists on these stores, availability changes daily.
| Format | 6-in-1: curling, drying, styling and smoothing |
|---|---|
| App | App-enabled, for personalized styling at the press of a button |
| Profile | Stores your wrap, styling and cold-shot settings on the tool |
| Motor | Not published on this listing |
| Pressure and airflow | Not published on this listing |
| Temperature | Not published on this listing |
| Amazon reference | B0FXXNWXV4 (identical on 5 markets) |
| EAN | 5025155112342 |
We do not know, and this page will not speculate. What we can report is the measurement: the Origin listing gives the motor, its speed, the impeller blade count, the pressure and the sampling rate; the i.d. listing gives none of them, and repeats one of its five bullet points. Both are Dyson's own pages.
Dyson states you create a personalized hair-styling profile, and the tool then stores your wrap, styling and cold-shot settings so the same result is repeatable at a press. That is the stated function; the listing gives no further detail, and this page adds none.
7.9/ 10
The Airwrap whose maker publishes least about it: no motor, no pressure, no temperature. The Origin tells you more.
Someone who already knows the Airwrap and wants their settings remembered.
Here because the head or comb names this clipper.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for grooming tools and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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