SAVE $100.99: Normally $249.99, the Shark SpeedStyle Flex Pro is on sale for just $149 on Amazon ahead of its October Prime event. That’s a 40% savings and a record-low price on one of the best Dyson Supersonic alternatives.
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We’re big fans of Dyson’s beauty tech here at Mashable — and most of its vacuums, for the record — but we’re even bigger fans of saving money whenever possible. Lead Shopping Reporter Bethany Allard spent months vetting the best budget-friendly dupes for Dyson’s splurgy Supersonic hair dryer. Now, one of them happens to be on sale for a record-low price.
As of Oct. 1, the Shark SpeedStyle Flex Pro is only $149 on Amazon. That’s 40% off its usual sticker price of $249.99, which works out to a $100 savings. The only other time it’s been this cheap was during Amazon’s summer Prime Day sale in June, according to the price-tracking site camelcamelcamel.
Shark makes several iterations of its SpeedStyle hair dryer, all of which share an “IQ Styling” feature that automatically adjusts their heat and airflow depending on the attachment you’re using. The “Flex Pro” model comes with the most attachments and has a twisting base for easy storage.
Allard said her “first and lasting impression of this hair dryer was that it doesn’t play with its air speeds — they’re strong. … Reliably, my whole head was entirely dry in less than 15 minutes.” She especially liked its QuickSmooth Brush for styling.
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Amazon’s deal on the SpeedStyle Flex Pro comes ahead of its Prime Big Deal Days event on Oct. 6 and 7 (commonly referred to as “October Prime Day”). If you’re looking for even more early deals on beauty tech, check out our running list of the best. Crucially, this is one of the few that isn’t exclusive to Prime members.
If the SpeedStyle Flex Pro sells out or gets more expensive on Amazon by the time you go to buy it — it’s labeled as a “limited-time deal” — try Sephora, which was also selling it for $149 at the time of writing. It was 99 cents pricier at Best Buy, Ulta, and on Shark’s own website.
