Product review (3 stars): Avoid This if You Have Very Long / Damaged Hair
This might work very well for a lot of people but it does not work well for me.

My hair is:

>Very long - past my rib cage
>Fairly dry/damaged as I've bleached it a lot in the past (I am blonde)

i need to take care of my hair & baby it so it doesn't all break off & split on me.
this unwieldy thing can be a bit of a challenge to use & in the process you may damage your hair trying to learn how to use it. be careful.

If you have naturally healthy & strong hair, this product will probably help you a lot. But for me, it was really just a pain in the butt to use & it further damaged my already damaged hair.

They say you're supposed to use this on 80% dry hair. Basically you still have to use your blow dryer to get it that way so the Conair Spin Air doesn't eliminate the need for that tool.

As my hair is very long, it snagged a lot & pulled and tangled - not a good thing when i'm trying to prevent more breakage. Seems like a flat iron is more gentle than this thing as you're just gliding it through your hair, not pulling & tugging & yanking

IF YOU HAVE CARPAL TUNNEL or wrist problems- this is not the tool for you. My wrist hurt really badly & i had to put on my brace halfway through.

just doesn't seem worth it as the Conair spin doesn't get your hair completely dry unless you keep going over and over the same area, which is damaging, & still doesn't eliminate the need for a blow dryer. and unless you go over & over every section of your head with this thing a million times, it's not going to completely dry your hair.

also took a really really long time for me to do - 30 minutes. i coulda blow dried my hair & curled it with a curling iron in that time :( it would have looked better too

mixed feelings about this thing. my results weren't great. i'd say avoid it if your hair is any sort of damaged or if it's long & damaged. but go for it if it's healthy & short