T3 Aire 360 Dual Voltage Air Styler vs Dyson Airwrap Origin
Get the T3 Aire 360. Unless you want a fast dryer too and no barrel swapping — then the Airwrap Origin.
T3 Aire 360 Dual Voltage Air Styler
Ceramic barrels give the glossiest, longest-lasting curls of any Airwrap rival. Takes practice.
Dyson Airwrap Origin
The Airwrap's drying and curling in a smaller kit for less. One barrel size and no case.
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The T3's ceramic barrels give glossy curls that last into the next day, it works on any voltage and it costs less. The Origin is the better dryer and changes curl direction without swapping barrels.
- —Long-lasting curls are the main thing.
- —You travel: it works on any voltage.
- —You want to spend less.
- —You want a dryer that replaces your hair dryer.
- —You'd rather not swap barrels.
- —You want a Dyson for waves and smooth everyday styles.
Key differences
Pros and cons
- +Glossy curls that last into the next day
- +Light and fairly quiet
- +Dual voltage for travel
- −Takes practice, and the oval brush is bulky.
- −Drying at the roots is awkward with the wand shape.
- −The barrels get very hot to touch, and you swap them to change curl direction.
- −The diffuser isn't in the standard box, and older Aire 360 attachments don't fit.
- +Curling barrel switches direction, no swapping
- +Fast dryer that replaces a hair dryer
- +Light and comfortable to hold
- −Only one barrel size, and no round brush or storage case in the box.
- −Hair needs to be damp rather than soaking, and unsectioned hair can frizz in the airflow.
- −Single voltage, so it won't work abroad.
- −The filter at the base needs regular cleaning.
Ready to choose?
- Is the T3 Aire 360 worth it?
- Is the Airwrap Origin worth it?
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How we reached this verdict
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: TechRadar, TechRadar, Woman & Home, manufacturer specifications.