Famous for its cordless vacuum cleaners, bladeless electric fans, and hair styling products, Dyson is taking its Supersonic hair dryer to the next level with the Nural. Smaller than the Supersonic we are familiar with, the Nural is one of the smartest hair dryers in the market.
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The array of sensors inside the Supersonic Nural helps in adjusting heat and airflow on the fly, giving you the best possible hair health while drying it at the same time. The standout feature is Scalp Mode, which automatically reduces heat once the Supersonic Nural detects its proximity to be closer to your hair. Users are informed of this feature being enabled by an LED light that changes colors.
Founder James Dyson explained that they have been researching hair health since the first Supersonic hair dryer back in 2016 and that the Nural is a culmination of their research. Aside from Scalp Mode, the Supersonic Nural recognizes attachments to automatically adjust speed and heat accordingly, saving users time of needing to adjust the hair dryer every time they use a different attachment to it. It also turns off the heat and motor automatically once you put the Supersonic Nural down–so that there will never be a time that you’d forget to turn it off.
Dyson products are usually on the pricey side, but they are packed with several groundbreaking technologies that can’t be matched by the competition. Dyson is asking $500(~Php 28k) for the Supersonic Nural, so you will need to save up a lot of money for this futuristic hair dryer that takes care of your hair at the same time. If you want to get your hands on one, you can sign up for the waitlist.
