u/Superlative-Ice7731

I've been back and forth on the Dyson Airwrap for over a year. Every time I'm about to buy it I see the price and close the tab. But I also can't find anyone who bought it and regrets it.

My hair is medium thickness, naturally wavy-straight, and I mostly want loose waves and volume. Looking at the Laifen Wave and the Shark FlexStyle as alternatives. Budget ideally under $350.

For people who own the Dyson Airwrap - was it actually worth it? Or have you tried one of the dupes and found it genuinely comparable?

I've been back and forth on the Dyson Airwrap for over a year. Every time I'm about to buy it I see the price and close the tab. But I also can't find anyone who bought it and regrets it.

My hair is medium thickness, naturally wavy-straight, and I mostly want loose waves and volume. Looking at the Laifen Wave and the Shark FlexStyle as alternatives. Budget ideally under $350.

For people who own the Dyson Airwrap - was it actually worth it? Or have you tried one of the dupes and found it genuinely comparable?

I've been meaning to get into 3D printing for two years. Last time I looked, the Ender 3 seemed like the obvious starting point. Now Bambu Lab is everywhere.

Is the ease-of-use difference actually that significant for a first-timer, or is an Ender still valid if you're willing to tinker?

I just want to print functional parts and hobby stuff - not looking for a project in itself.