An all-rounder who has everything can not ...

The Pro Care Air Styler is a nice alternative to hair dryer and brush, but, for example, do not replace a flat iron.
He has five essays that provide an acceptable result of which I think only 2. The Paddlebrush, the smooth brushed the hair during Föhnes and brush with retractable bristles for curls. The volume attachment could not convince me, because he can not grip properly the approach; and the thick thermal brush either, because the air flow comes from within and the brush is not properly keeps the hair in itself, because it is out of blown in again from the bristles. That could possibly work better with natural bristle inserts. Very much nicer results I achieve in any case with the normal hair dryer (air flow "presses" the hair from outside in the brush) and a round brush with natural bristle inserts (super dandruff smoothing and thus excellent gloss result). Normal styling attachment I have to rate neutral because he's only a quasi normal hair from the Air Styler makes (is then just what the man in the house).

But first of all on the merits:
The device is light in the hand, the essays can be replaced in no time.
The ion function is excellent. I have very long, dry hair and therefore like to use ion Foehn because they actually care for the hair and does not dry out so much.
The Air Styler has three Föhnstufen: hot (important for the curls styling), gentle temperature (good for Paddlebrush styling) and cold air (important to fix heißföhnen the curls styling after)
The cable is long enough and the whole is tucked at the end nice and fast in the supplied bag.

The disadvantages:
The handling is getting used in any case. In order to form for example, beautiful curls, the hair strand to be repeatedly drawn during stylings through the brush to prevent kinks in the curl. This is certainly easier than with my long hair with shorter hair (requires almost hairdressing skills). With the large thermal brush I came not cope as I said, because the hair is constantly herausgeföhnt from the brush. The many shorter hair tips are then unsightly hairstyle from which waves do not want to really succeed. The Paddlebrush is pleasant to use, but conjures up no smooth styling, as one would expect of straighteners. The volume attachment could not win me over. Föhnen overhead is more effective.
The device is relatively noisy. If you just edited a strand of hair next to the ear, which is sometimes very unpleasant. But since I had a hand free, I was able to keep my ear.
The manual is unfortunately very ugly paper for folding (one can never be folded so beautiful again, as it was originally). A pretty glossy booklet would have been nicer.

All in all you can conjure up with the Air Styler with a little practice certainly beautiful hairstyles. It is gentle to the hair and shorter hair (up to shoulder length) ensure a great alternative to the usual styling methods. For longer hair, it is more complicated, but can be done.
My final conclusion: The Air Styler is an all-rounder, who unfortunately can not offer the perfect results of each professional equipment.
For those who want to save the many single professional equipment, but it is a space-saving all-in-one device.