Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #7114 in Beauty
- Color: Yellow
- Brand: Conair
- Model: YB075W
- Released on: 2005-09-01
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.25" h x
3.50" w x
9.00" l,
2.00 pounds
Features
- Professional AC motor
- 4 Heat/Speed setting
- Includes straightening pic and Concentrator nozzle
- 8' Professional grade power cord
Conair YB075W Pro Yellowbird 1875-Watt Professional Hair Dryer
Product Description
Conair Pro Yellowbird 1875 watt professional hair dryer is a new styling dryer with advanced performance with 4 speed/heat settings.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
By i love... stuff
I'm as devoted to the Yellowbird as a person can be to her hair dryer. I've had no problems with the device's durability; my first one lasted at least five years, and Number 2 (purchased at least five years ago) works as well as it did on day one. As long as I keep the vents clear of lint and other debris, it works like a charm.To me the dryer's real selling point is its simple and responsive temperature settings. With thin, baby-fine hair, I use warm air to dry and style, followed by cool air to set the style and take the heat off the hair. Unlike other dryers that have a "cool shot" button (which you have to uncomfortably press and hold down for as long as you need cooler air), switching the Yellowbird's temperature toggle actually gives you a constant flow of honest-to-goodness "cool" -- not just "less hot" -- air as long as you need it. Flipping the toggle back quickly warms the air flow so you can continue drying and styling the next section. I'm convinced this design has saved me not only from horrible split ends but also from the thumb cramps that those stupid "cool shot" buttons encourage. As such, I say, "Thank you, Yellowbird. You will always have a place near my bathroom mirror."
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By MsSassyLaRue
I have natural, color-treated, kinky- curly, african american hair. A co-worker recommended it for blow outs.(She's used it for 3 years twice a week, with no replacements). I've had the yellow bird for 4 months, and i have NO complaints. It has reduced my drying time in half, i LOVE the four different heat settings (cold setting at the end for shine), and (most importantly) the comb is nice and strong! I purchased it at a beauty supply store but i just HAD to come on here and sing this bird's praises! I AM SUCH A FAN!3/23/10-----I STILLL LOOOOOOOVE THE YELLOW BIRD! i use it once a week for my hair and it's still going strong. No problems whatsoever! i've recommended this dryer to about 5 others, they've all bought it and they LOVE it also.3/5/13 -----My YellowBird is still going strong. I use it less on my hair (1-2 times a month), but it's still effective. The ONLY complaint is that I can't order a replacement comb - I dropped the whole unit by mistake and 2 teeth came off on one end. I STILL use the comb, I just divide my hair in smaller sections so that my hair doesn't pass through the end with the broken teeth.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By Luba Roboto
We were very excited to find the Yellowbird. We've been buying the lower-priced Conairs for years, and they did a great job. The model we'd buy, just from the local supermarket, looks exactly like the Yellowbird but they're blue in color and not nearly as solidly constructed as the Yellowbird. Our only complaint was that, even with regular cleaning of the lint filter, they only seemed to last a year or so. When we saw the reviews of the Yellowbird with at least one reviewer having theirs for five years, we were anxious to buy. I ordered one from Amazon and we picked up another one for a few dollars more at a local beauty supply store.The Yellowbird is impressively constructed. It's solid, a little heavier than normal but not too heavy to hold for long periods of time. Although still the same 1875 watts we had been using, the air flow is more powerful than the lower-end models. The Yellowbird has a high-gauge power cord with a built-in ground fault interrupt plug for safety.I was looking forward writing a 5-star review on this hair dryer when one of the units, the one we bought at the local supply shop, stop generating heat after about a month. We shipped it back to Conair at our expense and they replaced the unit. Since this was the over-the-counter unit I thought perhaps this one had been damaged in the same way at the store, and didn't think much of it. Recently, however, the unit purchased from Amazon and in-use for about 60 days, had the same problem. We'll return this as well.Shipping costs back to Conair ran about $7.00 each, plus Conair wants a check for their costs to ship a replacement to you. We told them in writing that we would not pay this, and they shipped the replacements anyway. However, you may want to consider buying at a brick & mortar with a liberal carry-in replacement policy, just in case.I'm keeping my rating middle-of-the-road even with the quality problems on the units themselves. When they work, they're great, and hopefully what happened to us was an anomaly and not a large-scale quality problem.Update Feb 2011: About 24 months after replacement, the unit that gets used twice a day is still going strong! One caution is that the dryer generates an incredible amount of heat. You need to keep it moving to avoid damaging your hair!Update May 2011: Two years and three months, no heat from the dryer. Disappointing.
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