New attachments and app compatibility: Dyson presents the "Airwrap i.d."
It's happening again: Dyson is giving its multistyler a new identity. Here you can find out what the "Airwrap i.d." has over its predecessor and which features you can be happy or upset about.
I find it too much of a good thing when I need my smartphone to switch on another appliance. So it was all the more sobering for me when Dyson announced at a press presentation that my absolute favourite multi-styler for hair - the "Airwrap" - was to receive a connective "upgrade". The good news is that the "Airwrap i.d." will also add a few really interesting new attachments to the existing range.
Why the "App-date"?
Once your settings have been entered in the app, they remain saved in the app. However, you can also use the device without the app. This means you can adjust your settings manually on the device if required.
Really nice! You can look forward to these new attachments
With the "Airwrap i.d.", Dyson is introducing three new attachments - and bringing an old favourite back into the game.
- The conical curl attachment, which is slightly tapered at the top, allows curls to be styled even closer to the hairline. At the same time, the curls are slightly narrower at the top and wider at the bottom, creating a more natural look.
- The wave and curl diffuser, which you can use in two ways: If you remove the pen insert, a kind of bowl remains. In this "dome mode", the airflow is channelled into the dome. The aim is to create defined, smooth waves and curls. When you reinsert the pin plate, the prongs distribute the airflow right into the roots for more structure and volume.
After this update, there are officially 19(!) different attachments for the "Airwrap".
The new attachments are also compatible with the handpieces of older non-i.d. models and vice versa. The "Airwrap i.d." is not intended to replace the standard Airwrap. In other words, it will remain with us for the time being.
Contrary to my app aversion, I am of course prepared to be proven wrong and test the device as soon as it comes onto the market in Switzerland. This will probably be the case from 2025. The exact launch date is not yet known. Price point: 549 francs.
As a massive Disney fan, I see the world through rose-tinted glasses. I worship series from the 90s and consider mermaids a religion. When I’m not dancing in glitter rain, I’m either hanging out at pyjama parties or sitting at my make-up table. P.S. I love you, bacon, garlic and onions.
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