Ten years after introducing the original $400 Supersonic hairdryer, Dyson has announced a new travel-size version designed for portability and convenience.
The Supersonic Travel, priced at $299.99, is engineered for frequent travelers, gym-goers, and professionals on the move. Dyson claims it is 32% smaller and 25% lighter than the original model, making it easier to pack in purses or carry-on luggage.
Despite its compact size, the Supersonic Travel retains the same advanced technology as the full-sized version. A key upgrade is its automatic voltage adaptation, allowing it to function seamlessly across different countries without requiring a separate converter.
For existing Supersonic owners, Dyson ensures compatibility, eliminating the need to repurchase accessories or attachments.
Related articles
Meta Ray-Ban Display Glasses Now Support Gesture-Based Messaging in WhatsApp, Messenger, and More
Meta is rolling out new features to its Meta Ray-Ban Display smart glasses, including bringing the ability to write messages just with hand gestures t...
Meta Expands Smart Glasses Capabilities with Third-Party Apps and Games
The $800 smart glasses could soon be a lot more useful.
OpenAI Integrates Codex into ChatGPT Mobile App, Expanding AI Coding Capabilities
OpenAI is going to let users access Codex, its desktop AI tool that can write code and use apps on your computer, from the ChatGPT app on your phone....
Volkswagen ID.Buzz Tourer 2027: New Camper Trim with Fold-Out Bed and Removable Window Bindings
The Tourer model features a fold-out mattress, removable window binds and more.
IEEE ComSoc Pitch Sessions Bridge Academic Research with Industry Funding and Mentorship
The IEEE Communications Society (ComSoc)’s Research Collaboration Pitch Session initiative is proving to be a catalyst for meaningful engagement betwe...
Interactive Map Reveals Google's Data Center Expansion in Oregon Amid Land Use Debate
An interactive map tracking data center construction and AI policy, built by Isabelle Reksopuro. When Oregon resident Isabelle Reksopuro heard Google...
Cisco Reports Record Revenue of $15.8B in Q3 2026 Amid 4,000 Layoffs
Following a quarter in which his company delivered record revenue, Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins announced that the company's latest round of layoffs begins...
70% of Americans Oppose AI Data Centers Near Homes, Gallup Finds
Over 70 percent of Americans oppose AI data center construction in their area, according to a new Gallup survey. Just seven percent said they were "st...