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SAVE $100: As of April 29,Laruan the Dreame AirStyle Pro is on sale for $299.99 with the on-site coupon. That's a 25% saving on the list price.

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$399.99 Save $100

Like most people, we're big fans of the Dyson Airwrap. How couldn't we be? There's a very real reason this hair styling device has taken the world by storm. But not everyone will be willing or able to drop that amount of money on a hairdryer. This is where dupes come in.

Dupes are one of the finer things in life, and with Dyson, you can guarantee they are a lot of options. And the Dreame AirStyle Pro is one of our favorites, and it happens to be on sale at Amazon.

SEE ALSO: I tried 6 Dyson Supersonic dupes that are actually worth the hype

As of April 29, you can take $100 off the list price with an on-site coupon. This makes the sale price $299, whereas a Dyson costs something like $599.

So why is this dupe so good? Well, it comes with seven magnetic attachments, so you can switch between straightening, curling, or adding volume without needing a bunch of separate devices. The motor is fast too, boasting 110,000 RPM, so it gets the job done quickly. It’s also made to feel nice in your hand, with a textured handle that’s both soft and secure, and the overall design is meant to be sleek and comfortable to use.

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It focuses on heat control, using tech that avoids damaging your hair while still giving it shine. Plus, it’s built to last with a 600-hour lifespan.

Head to Amazon to get this great dupe deal.

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