Shark ionic hair dryer HD731

Fast, high-velocity airflow is the headline here: the Shark SpeedStyle Pro is designed to move from wet hair to a finished style quickly, with less reliance on prolonged heat.

Scalp Shield mode lowers air temperature for root drying and scalp comfort. That could be useful when you want to dry close to the roots without directing the warmest airflow there.

The package also names a Turbo Concentrator and QuickSmooth Brush. If you prioritize quick airflow and controlled, sleek styling, those features are the draw, if you prefer a simple dryer with fewer attachments, this setup may be more than you need.

Getting the most from it

For a smooth blowout, start with damp hair and use the Turbo Concentrator to direct airflow along the section you’re drying. Its nozzle rotates 360 degrees, so you can adjust the angle as you move from the sides to the back of your head. The product name also lists a QuickSmooth Brush, though the supplied details don’t explain its specific design or how it differs from a standard brush.

Scalp Shield is intended for drying at the roots while lowering air temperature. For example, when your lengths are still damp but you want to finish the hairline, that mode gives you a separate option from using the concentrator for a more directed style. The dryer regulates temperature 1,000 times per second and is stated not to exceed 230°F. Those are useful safeguards to know about, but they aren’t a promise that every hair type or styling routine will avoid damage.

Why it’s worth it

The appeal is the combination of fast airflow, a scalp-focused mode, and attachments aimed at shaping a sleek finish. Airflow is listed as reaching 0–100 mph in less than a second, which supports the idea of a quicker drying routine. The maker also positions it for high-shine straight styles with volume at home, rather than as a bare-bones dryer meant only to move air.

A simpler dryer may suit someone who wants basic drying without styling attachments. This model is more relevant if you expect to use a concentrator for directional styling and value a dedicated lower-temperature mode near the scalp. The claims about professional performance and protection from heat damage are according to the maker, the details provided don’t include independent test results or a comparison with other dryers.

At a glance

• Model: HD731
• Type: Ionic hair dryer
• Airflow: Listed at 0–100 mph in less than a second
• Attachments: Turbo Concentrator and QuickSmooth Brush
• Scalp Shield: Lowers air temperature for scalp comfort and root drying
• Temperature control: Regulates temperature 1,000 times per second, stated maximum of 230°F

One practical limitation: the supplied information doesn’t specify the dryer’s weight, cord length, heat and speed settings, or the brush’s detailed function. If those details matter to your routine, the feature list alone won’t answer those questions.

Should you buy it?

Worth considering if you want a dryer built around fast airflow, controlled direction, and a mode intended to make root drying more comfortable. It also makes sense for someone who plans to create sleek, straight styles at home and will actually use the included attachments.

Better avoided if you’re looking for the lightest or simplest possible dryer, or need confirmed details about controls, weight, or attachment performance before choosing. The SpeedStyle Pro’s strongest case is its specific styling approach—not a complete set of information for every buying preference.