- ULTRA-FAST DRYING: HyperAIR IQ Technology intelligently combines high-velocity heated air and ionized air for ultra-fast drying with no heat damage.
- NO HEAT DAMAGE: Intelligent heat control measures outlet heat up to 1,000 times per second, ensuring consistent temperature and air distribution for quick, even drying so you never have to worry about extreme heat damage.
- STYLES THAT LAST: Auto-optimized heat and airflow settings from HyperAIR ensure your styles last all day long. HyperAIR includes dual optical sensors that automatically recognize styles and intelligently set heat and airflow.
- NEGATIVE ION GENERATOR: Increases smoothness and shine while decreasing frizz and flyaways (vs. air drying).
- POWER AND VERSATILITY FOR EVERY HAIR TYPE: Powerful, fast-drying hair dryer for straight, wavy, curly, and coily hair.
- COOL SHOT BUTTON: Helps close the cuticle and smooth the hair at the end of styling for a silky, frizz-free finish.
- ADJUSTABLE HEAT AND AIRFLOW SETTINGS: The 3 heat and 3 airflow settings can be increased or decreased manually to low, medium, and high, based on your preference.
- IQ 2-IN-1 CONCENTRATOR: Attach to Shark HyperAIR to dry and shape your hair in fewer steps.
- IQ STYLING BRUSH: Attach to Shark HyperAIR to dry, straighten, and shine—all at the same time.
- WHAT’S INCLUDED: Shark HyperAIR, IQ 2-in-1 Concentrator, IQ Styling Brush & Small Cleaning Brush
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Original price was: $184.00.$132.00Current price is: $132.00.
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Susan –
Leaves my hair smooth. Great dryer
Matt –
FINALLY something with some power. I have thick hair and basically have to wake up early because of how long it takes to dry my hair. My old dryer was supposedly “the best” according to various websites — don’t trust wattage ratings and all the other buzzwords – tourmaline, ceramic, ions, whatever. This one has the most important thing – CFM. When I first turned it on, it blew a couple of bottles off of my counter. So, yeah. Happy with my purchase.
J.Lezza –
The Shark Hair Blow Dryer has been a game-changer in my haircare routine. Its powerful airflow and multiple heat settings cut down drying time significantly while leaving my hair looking sleek and shiny. The ergonomic design and lightweight feel make it easy to handle, ensuring a comfortable and efficient styling experience – a must-have tool for anyone looking to achieve salon-quality results at home. The only downfall is that it is heavier than other hair dryers I have used in the oast, but that does not deter my love for it.
Alexis –
I bought this hair dryer after taking my extensions out and feeling like I wasn’t using my Dyson Airwrap much anymore because the hair dryer on it isn’t very strong. The shark dries my hair in rough dries my hair in less than 5 minutes and the smoothing attachment gets my hair incredibly straight. I use a frizz fighting leave in conditioner with it and it works so well in combination. One of the best products I’ve purchased from Amazon yet.
Paula G. Moran –
Literally nothing not to love. Worth every penny. I do not love my curls but in the summer blowing them out is not an option in opressively humid coastal Virginia. I watched some YouTube reviews and gave it a try. You need the diffuser to get the full benefit but for the first time in my life, my curly hair is lovely. Of course, there is no substitute for a great curly cut and great curl products, but this gem of a dryer pulls it all together.
Lucie B. –
Wow, j’ai reçu mon Shark Hyper et aussitôt, je l’ai essayé. J’ai fait un messenger avec une amie pour partager mon expérience: J’ai fait la moitié de la tête avec mon ancien sechoir à cheveux et l’autre moitié avec mon nouveau Shark Hyper!!!
Le côté avec l’ancien séchoir: Beaucoup de frisottis (rien de nouveau)
Le côté avec mon Shark Hyper: Wow, pratiquement aucun frisotti, à un tel point que je n’ai pas eu à utiliser mon raidisseur! Absollument incroyable!!!!
Ce séchoir n’est pas léger (pas vraiment lourd non plus mais bon…)
Après une super étude de séchoirs, mon choix s’est arrêté sur le Shark Hyper principallement à cause de tous les vidéos que j’ai regardé mais aussi à cause de la brosse qui s’attache au séchoir! Je ne regrette absollument pas!!!
Je conseille fortement ce produit!!!
islandbug –
Lightweight, quite and hair drys quickly. I like the ability to choose different temperatures
Maggie –
This is by far the best blow dryer I’ve ever owned. I have thick hair that just gets poofy and terrible looking when blow dried.This blow dryer not only dries my hair in record time, it looks and feels great when I’m done.
It’s a little pricey, but with the cost of all other dryers I’ve ever owned ,I should have just gotten this to start.
I can’t say anymore wonderful things. Don’t think twice, buy it , you wont regret it
Shelley Locklear –
Wonderful hair dryer. Attachments are great. Great choice of settings. It’s a little heavy but worth it. Got it on sale for prime day $149. Totally worth the price.
Nancy –
Dries hair fast! Excellent hair dryer.
Avatar –
Le séchoir ne fonctionne pas bien il arrête pendant son utilisation. Je veux un remboursement
~Laura A. –
When I first purchased this blow dryer in September of 2022, I hesitated. I waited. I debated spending well over $200 on a blow dryer – I’ve *never* spent that kind of money on a blow dryer, not even on my salon-quality Babyliss dryer (which I was replacing). However, I LOVE Shark’s vacuums and have been a loyal customer for 20 +/- years, so based on my experience with the brand, the purchaser reviews, and the promises from Shark about their advanced technology + avoiding damage to my fine hair – I was finally convinced and bought it. YAY, yes? Not. So. Fast.
It hasn’t lived up to the hype. Not even close.
First, this thing is H-E-A-V-Y. And when I say it’s heavy, I mean it’s the kind of heavy that you need to keep this thing on your nightstand or under your pillow as a weapon against intruders. Be prepared for arm fatigue for the first six weeks of use. Your arms and hands will legit get tired as you’re drying and styling your hair. My momma didn’t raise a wimp, so I sucked it up and told myself that I was doing it for my locks. My dominant hand and arm are now a bit more toned as a result (bonus, I guess?). The second thing is that the controls for adjusting the strength, heat, and cold air blast just aren’t located in intuitive places or operated by more intuitive controls, so even after several months of use, I found myself still having to interrupt my drying and styling to make changes that you’d think you’d be able to do on the fly after a little bit of use. NOPE. Thirdly, I purchased the option that included the concentrated nozzle and the drying/styling brush. I have fine hair that’s on the straighter side, so this seemed like the appropriate option since I won’t be using a diffuser. However, the tools suffer the same design flaws as the dryer itself – nothing is intuitive to use as far as your hands are concerned, so I’m constantly interrupting my drying and styling to just try to get the #$&+ tools to work for me. Switch sides of your hair? Okay – stop drying your hair, fiddle with the styling brush to change the direction of it, and then you have to rotate the brush around to find the right position and angle for that part of your head – and you have to do that every single time you move to a new section. Every single time. Like you, I value you my sanity, so I finally just ditched the attachment tools all together because seriously friends, life is far too short for all of that hassle. It’s a battle that we time-pressed users shouldn’t have to engage in when you’re one handed (because you’re literally holding a two-ton brick of a hair dryer with one hand while simultaneously attempting to maneuver the controls and attachments with the other), and it was resulting in wasted time that we don’t have. You’d think a company like Shark would have engineered all of this to be the kind of user-friendly tool that we’ve come to expect from the brand. But they haven’t.
Lastly, and here comes the worst and most insulting part: After owning this dryer for just six months and only using it a few times a week, it’s suddenly started to shut off mid-blow dry + style entirely on its own. Now, you may be asking yourself why this would happen, as I did I (though I did it with some expletives because I only blow dry and style when I have somewhere to be). I can’t be certain, but it seems like the unit is overheating. My filter is clean, though TBF, there’s no great way to clean it. The unit doesn’t open up so you can remove a filter and clean it thoroughly like you can with every other blow dryer I’ve ever owned. No, with this piece of modern engineering technology, you’re supposed to only use something like a soft-bristled toothbrush to attempt to clean the filter from the outside, and FWIW, mine’s never seemed dirty. Regardless, I’ve been doing that faithfully all along since I’m so used to doing it anyway, so the only thing that I can attribute it’s premature demise to is that there’s some kind of hardware component failure in the guts of the beast.
This does have some kind of limited two year warranty through Shark, but it will have to be sent in to be serviced, and it looks like there’s a charge of around $30 for this, of which I’m entirely salty about. An appliance this costly should have a manufacturer that stands behind it fully for at least a year. Add to this that it’s also created the need for me to buy ANOTHER hair dryer, because my Shark HyperAIR doesn’t work, and I still need a way to dry my hair for however long it’s going to take to get this one shipped to them, fixed, and returned back to me. Yes, I’m cussing again.
Unfortunately for Shark, this brought about a revelation, and since I love you all so much, and let’s face it, you’ve read my review novella so you should be compensated for that effort: I discovered a hidden gem that’s right here on this site and it will save you your hard earned dollars, some swears, some unnecessary workouts, and the need for a third arm when blow drying that hopefully none of you have. It’s called the Remington D3190 that is also an Ionic-Ceramic Tourmaline blow dryer. It’s lightweight, user friendly, fits nicely in your hand, has a THREE YEAR limited warranty, and is under…get this…twenty dollars as I’m typing my review. It actually dries my hair faster than the HyperAIR, which I think is because without all of the messing around and wasted time with controls and attachments, it’s just a more efficient tool to use. Even if the price goes up to double what it costs at the time of me leaving this review, you’ll still be money ahead, with nicely styled hair, and have far less exasperation in your life. You’re welcome.
Now, you’re probably wondering what I’m going to do with my fancy (not so fancy) Shark HyperAIR after I get it back from Shark, and even if you weren’t, I’m going to tell you: I’m going to get it fixed and see if I can’t sell it on Marketplace or some other site. I cannot recommend it as an appliance after my absolutely horrendous user experience, and I hope to spare some of you from the same fate. It hasn’t done anything to improve the quality of my hair experience in six months, though it has given me some fits. SAVE YOURSELVES. Save your sanity. Save your dollars. (Unless you’re into really expensive paperweights. Then, meh, this might be for you?
Ashley Gallagher –
So far I’m loving this dryer. It dries my hair super fast and leaves it feeling smooth. I haven’t quite figured out how to use the one brush attachment just yet, but I love everything about the dryer. It’s a bit heavier than my last dryer, but it’s manageable.