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Dyson Supersonic Nural vs Revlon One-Step Volumizer: what real owners say

Real owners lean toward the Dyson Supersonic Nural: 94% of 16 owners recommend it, vs 70% of 345 for the Revlon One-Step Volumizer.

Verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube owner comments — affiliate reviews excluded. Sample sizes differ; judge accordingly. How we score

Dyson Supersonic Nural

94%of 16 owners recommend
94% recommend · 0% neutral · 6% don't
Owners praise
  • Dries hair remarkably fast, with many owners reporting full drying in 10-20 minutes versus 30-50 with previous dryers
  • The bowl diffuser is a standout for curls, twirling and cupping the hair for noticeably more definition, shine, and less frizz
  • Gentle, lower-damage drying that owners with fine, delicate, or breakage-prone hair say protects their hair better than past dryers
Owners complain about
  • Very expensive, with owners citing around $600, making the cost the most common hesitation
  • Most of the Nural's signature smart features stop working when the diffuser or wide-tooth comb is attached, so some feel it's not worth the premium over the standard Supersonic
  • The diffuser can be too small for long, thick hair, sending some owners back to a larger third-party diffuser
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Revlon One-Step Volumizer

70%of 345 owners recommend
70% recommend · 19% neutral · 11% don't
Owners praise
  • Salon-quality blow-dry finish
  • Adds real volume and shine
  • Dries and styles hair fast
Owners complain about
  • No volume for some hair types
  • Still need straighteners after
  • Causes breakage over time
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Which should you buy?

Get the Dyson Supersonic Nural if
  • ✓Curly and wavy hair users wanting bowl-diffuser definition
  • ✓People with fine, delicate hair needing gentle fast drying
  • ✓Anyone wanting dry times around 15-20 minutes
  • ✓Airwrap or older-diffuser owners upgrading for better curls
Skip it if
  • Users who rely mainly on a wide-tooth comb attachment
  • People with long, thick hair needing a bigger diffuser
Get the Revlon One-Step Volumizer if
  • ✓People wanting an at-home salon blow-dry look
  • ✓Anyone cutting down drying and styling time
  • ✓Wavy or frizz-prone hair needing smoothing
  • ✓Beginners who struggle with a normal round brush
Skip it if
  • People needing a serious volume boost
  • Those worried about long-term hair breakage

What Dyson Supersonic Nural owners say

“This is definitely worth the upgrade.”
— @beee1230 on YouTube
“It’s Great that FINALLY Dyson is INCLUDING ALL the Best Attachments with the Dryer instead of having to buy them Separately!”
— @lindahoffman2692 on YouTube
“the button of this new hair dryer is so hard to press”
— @VyNguyen-wy3ov on YouTube

What Revlon One-Step Volumizer owners say

“Thanks Brad, I am officially sold!”
— @KnotKT88 on YouTube
“It’s the best I’ve found yet.”
— @jobellecollie7139 on YouTube
“Love my Hot Tools, would never switch.”
— @Autumnbeauty4 on YouTube

Dyson Supersonic Nural vs Revlon One-Step Volumizer: frequently asked questions

Is the Dyson Supersonic Nural or the Revlon One-Step Volumizer better?

Real owners lean toward the Dyson Supersonic Nural: 94% of 16 owners recommend it, vs 70% of 345 for the Revlon One-Step Volumizer.

Who should get the Dyson Supersonic Nural?

Owners point the Dyson Supersonic Nural at curly and wavy hair users wanting bowl-diffuser definition, and people with fine, delicate hair needing gentle fast drying.

Who should get the Revlon One-Step Volumizer?

Owners point the Revlon One-Step Volumizer at people wanting an at-home salon blow-dry look, and anyone cutting down drying and styling time.

What do owners complain about?

The most-cited downside of the Dyson Supersonic Nural is very expensive, with owners citing around $600, making the cost the most common hesitation. For the Revlon One-Step Volumizer, it's no volume for some hair types.