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Dreame AirStyle Pro: 7 attachments, 369 g handle
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The Dreame AirStyle Pro is aimed at people who style a full head and find heavier multi-stylers tiring to hold. Its standout figure is weight: Dreame quotes 369 g for the handle with a barrel fitted, cable excluded. With seven attachments and a 1,300 W rating, it offers a familiar Coanda-style kit in a lighter package than most rivals list.
- Attachments
- 7
- Curl barrels
- 2 curling barrels
- Wattage
- 1,300 W
- Dryer mode
- Fast drying head
In its favour
- 369 g for handle and barrel is very light for full-head styling.
- Dreame states a lifespan of up to 600 hours.
- One-touch cold shot to set curls and lock in the style.
Good to know
- Barrel sizes are not stated in the listing.
- Warranty is listed as 1 year in the specs but 2 years in the bullets.
Our take
Why the 369 g figure matters
Styling a full head can mean holding the tool above shoulder height for twenty minutes or more, so a few hundred grams make a difference. Dreame's 369 g refers to handle plus barrel and leaves out the cable. By comparison, Dyson lists 600 g for the Airwrap i.d. and Shark lists 700 g for the FlexStyle 5-in-1, although those figures may be measured differently.
The spec table separately shows 4.08 kg, which is likely the boxed set rather than the tool.
Airflow and settings
Dreame describes a jet airflow that concentrates gentle air to reduce heat damage while styling quickly. A one-touch cold shot is there to lock in a style. The listing mentions seven settings but does not break down speeds and heat levels.
Dreame states a lifespan of up to 600 hours and a two-year warranty. The listing does not name each of the seven attachments, though the guide card describes two curling barrels and a fast drying head.
Short hair and everyday use
Lighter weight helps most when styling takes a long time, but it is also welcome on short hair, where you make lots of small passes. The listing does not give barrel diameters, so it is not clear how well the barrels wrap very short sections. For a quick morning smooth and dry, the low weight is the stronger argument. Anyone with a pixie cut should check the barrel size in the manual before relying on it for curls.
Against the AirStyle Era and Clara 6-in-1
The Dreame AirStyle Era carries eight heads, including a straightening nozzle and diffuser, on a 110,000 RPM motor, so it is the broader kit. The Clara 6-in-1 offers left and right auto-wrap curlers, round and oval brushes and ionic frizz control at 1,500 W, but does not state a handle weight.
Verdict
The AirStyle Pro suits anyone who values a light handle and a straightforward seven-piece kit. If you need a diffuser and straightening nozzle, the Dreame AirStyle Era is the better buy, and for short hair with a narrow conical barrel the Dyson Airwrap i.d. is the reference point.
Compared with alternatives in: Best Airwrap-style multi-stylers, Best multi-stylers and hot air brushes for short hair
Amazon listing title: DREAME AirStyle Pro, 7-in-1 Professional Airflow Multi-Styler