A good hair dryer in Singapore costs S$40 for a basic Panasonic at COURTS (S$34.80 with its 13% voucher to 15 November) and S$649 at Dyson's top end, and Laifen, Dreame and Shark are all selling well below list. We re-read every price off the brands' own stores (and COURTS for Panasonic) on 6 November 2026.
A good hair dryer in Singapore now costs anything from S$40 to S$649, and most brand stores are selling below list.
> Quick view: cheapest is Panasonic's EH-ND57 at S$40 (S$34.80 with COURTS' 13% voucher to 15 Nov); best value is Laifen, from S$99 for the SE; Dyson's Supersonic Nural is S$599 with gifts, or S$549 with DBS50 without them.
THE RANGE: Dyson sells three Supersonic dryers in Singapore. The Supersonic Nural (S$599) senses how far it is from your scalp and lowers the heat as it gets closer. The Supersonic r (S$649) is Dyson's newest, lighter format with a slimmer bent body and attachments that remember your last setting. The Supersonic Travel (S$399) is 32% smaller and 25% lighter than the original, switches automatically between 100V and 240V and takes existing Supersonic attachments.THE GIFTS: they now vary by colour. The Plum/Copper Nural comes with a stand, paddle brush and hair clips worth S$157 (Ceramic Pink: stand and clips worth S$103), the Plum/Copper Supersonic r with a stand, two brushes and clips worth S$211 (other colours S$197), and the Travel with a storage bag, comb and clips worth S$140.THE CODE: DBS50 now sits beside the dryers instead of PEAK50, printing the Nural at S$549 and the Supersonic r at S$599.THE CATCH: in our guest-basket test on 6 November DBS50 took S$50 off a Plum/Copper Nural, but the S$157 of gifts went back to full price and the basket came to S$706. Delete the gifts and you pay S$549; skip the code and you pay S$599 with them. Dyson prints no terms for the code, so we cannot say whether it needs a DBS or POSB card at payment.BUNDLES: Travel + Nural S$739 (S$998 separately), Travel + Airsmooth S$599 (S$728 separately).ELSEWHERE: COURTS lists the Ceramic Pink Nural at S$549 with no code.DELIVERY AND SERVICE: free next-day delivery on orders before 5pm Monday to Thursday, a 2-year warranty, a 14-day return, 4-month 0% instalments through Grab PayLater, and one-to-one styling sessions at the Dyson Demo Stores.BEST FOR: anyone who wants the benchmark and will actually use the attachments.
DBS50: Supersonic Nural S$549, Supersonic r S$599, but in our 6 Nov basket test the free gifts went back to full price. Travel + Nural bundle S$739, Travel + Airsmooth S$599. Dyson's sign-up box dates its 11.11 deals 2-11 Nov.
Code: DBS50
WHY IT WINS: Laifen made its name as the affordable alternative to Dyson, and its Singapore store (sg.laifentech.com) still sells most of its dryers below list.THE PRICES: the Laifen SE is S$99 (was S$139), the upgraded SE 2 with a child mode is now S$129 (was S$169), and the Swift 4 Nourishing, which releases hair oil from a pod as you dry, is down to S$229 (was S$269), S$20 less than on 21 October. The Swift Premium with two styling nozzles is S$179 (was S$209), back in stock in Blue Gold only on 6 November.TRAVEL AND LIGHT: the Laifen Mini is S$69 in pink (was S$159) and S$79 in other colours (was S$179), the SE Lite S$74, the palm-sized Air S$89 (was S$219) and the Air Pro S$119 (was S$299).FINE PRINT: Laifen's own testing puts the Swift 4 at about 90 seconds for mid-length hair. A diffuser nozzle for curls is S$39 extra, and the store runs a clearance section and an old-for-new trade-in. COURTS charges more for the same dryers (Air S$99, SE 2 S$149, Swift 4 S$249).BEST FOR: high-speed drying on a budget.
SE S$99 (was S$139), SE 2 S$129 (was S$169), Swift 4 S$229 (was S$269), Swift Premium S$179 (was S$209, Blue Gold only), Air S$89 (was S$219), Air Pro S$119 (was S$299), Mini S$69-S$79 (was S$159-S$179). Store prices on 6 Nov 2026, no end date published.
THE RANGE: Dreame's Singapore store has six dryers on sale. The Pocket Cake is a 300g foldable high-speed dryer in pastel colours with 350 million ions, S$124 (was S$259). The Pocket Uni, which adds an AI sensing mode, is S$189 (was S$299), or S$179 for the black version without the extra attachment; the upgraded Pocket Aura is S$299, shown as S$289 with a S$10 voucher. At the top, the Miracle Pro High-Speed AI Hair Dryer is back in stock at S$399 (was S$599), shown as S$389 with the same voucher.ON A BUDGET: the Dreame Mini is S$69 (was S$89), or S$59 at COURTS, and the Hair Gleam with a smoothing nozzle S$89 (was S$109).THE DEAL: dreame.sg is running an 11.11 Early Bird sale with online-exclusive and stackable vouchers, so check the cart for an extra discount; none of these prices prints an end date.ALSO CONSIDER: the Aero Straight high-speed styler (from S$289 with the voucher) if you want a dryer-straightener.BEST FOR: foldable travel dryers in pastel colours.
11.11 Early Bird: Pocket Cake S$124 (was S$259), Pocket Uni S$189 (was S$299; black without attachment S$179), Miracle Pro S$399 (was S$599; S$389 with S$10 voucher), Mini S$69 (was S$89). Store prices on 6 Nov 2026; Dreame prints no end date.
WHY IT WINS: Panasonic's nanoe dryers are built around moisture rather than raw speed: they release fine water-rich nanoe particles to keep hair hydrated. Panasonic's Singapore site does not sell online, so we priced them at COURTS.THE NANOE RANGE: the foldable EH-NA7M is back at S$139 (RRP S$229) after S$119 in October; the EH-NA9M with nanoe and mineral ions is S$199 (RRP S$329), the newer EH-NA0L S$329 and the nanocare EH-NB70 S$399. The EH-NA0L also comes in Sakura Pink at the same S$329.BASIC DRYERS: the EH-ND57 (1500W) is S$40, the cheapest dryer among the six brands in this guide, with the EH-ND65 (2000W) at S$46 and the Ionity EH-NE66 at S$49.90.THE VOUCHER: COURTS' 13% off Small Appliances and Personal Care runs 2-15 November online, with no minimum spend but an unstated cap. Our cart test took the EH-ND57 to S$34.80 with code SDA13; the same 13% works out at about S$120.93 on the Moist Gray EH-NA7M and S$173.13 on the EH-NA9M. The voucher cannot be combined with other discount vouchers, and the pink EH-NA7M, tagged Online Exclusive Deal, does not show it.BEST FOR: dry, coloured or easily damaged hair, and anyone who wants a gentle everyday dryer.
At COURTS: EH-NA7M S$139 (RRP S$229), EH-NA9M S$199 (RRP S$329), EH-NA0L S$329, EH-NB70 S$399; basic EH-ND57 S$40. 13% off Small Appliances online 2-15 Nov (code SDA13, capped): EH-ND57 S$34.80 in our cart test. Prices on 6 Nov 2026.
WHAT YOU GET: Shark sells one hair dryer on its Singapore store, the SpeedStyle High-Velocity Hair Dryer, bundled with the FrizzFighter finishing tool that smooths flyaways as you finish.THE PRICE: S$199 on sharkninja.sg (was S$299), unchanged on 6 November 2026, which puts it between Laifen's mid-range and Dyson.WHY PICK IT: Shark pitches it as a fast wet-to-dry dryer with a high-shine finish, and the finishing tool is the main reason to choose it if you fight frizz in Singapore's humidity.DELIVERY: free on orders above S$99, with a 60-day money-back promise.BEST FOR: long or frizz-prone hair.
SpeedStyle with FrizzFighter finishing tool S$199 (was S$299). Free delivery above S$99, 60-day money-back promise. Store price on 6 Nov 2026, no end date published.
THE LINE-UP: on 6 November 2026 mi.com/sg lists three dryers, none marked out of stock: the Mi Ionic Hair Dryer H300 at S$41.90, the Water Ionic Hair Dryer H500 at S$65.90 and the High-speed Ionic Hair Dryer at S$69.90. The S$19.90 Compact Hair Dryer H101 has dropped off the hair dryer page.THE HIGH-SPEED PICK: that last one uses a 110,000rpm motor, which Xiaomi says blow-dries medium-length hair in about three minutes, making it one of the cheapest high-speed dryers here alongside the S$59-S$69 Dreame Mini.DISCOUNTS: mi.com/sg gives new users 10% off with a coupon, and its spend discount (S$15 off S$100, S$20 off S$150, S$35 off S$200) only applies if you add something else, since none of these dryers reaches S$100 alone. Delivery is free.BEST FOR: the lowest price on a big-brand high-speed dryer.
Visit website| Brand | Cheapest dryer | Flagship shown | Current deal | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dyson | S$399 (Supersonic Travel) | S$649 (Supersonic r) | DBS50: S$50 off, but no free gifts | Salon-style styling kit |
| Laifen | S$69 (Mini in pink) | S$229 (Swift 4) | Up to 60% off list | High-speed on a budget |
| Dreame | S$69 (Mini) | S$399 (Miracle Pro; S$389 with S$10 voucher) | 11.11 Early Bird, up to 52% off | Foldable travel dryers |
| Panasonic | S$40 (EH-ND57) | S$399 (EH-NB70) | 13% off at COURTS to 15 Nov | nanoe moisture care |
| Shark | S$199 (SpeedStyle) | S$199 (SpeedStyle) | S$100 off list | Frizz and long hair |
| Xiaomi | S$41.90 (H300) | S$69.90 (High-speed Ionic) | No dated promo | Lowest price |
Basic dryers run S$29-S$50 at COURTS, brushless high-speed dryers from value brands S$59-S$249, Panasonic nanoe S$139-S$399, Shark S$199 and Dyson Supersonic S$399-S$649. The comparison table and FAQs below have the model-by-model detail.
Every price above was first read on 25 September 2026 and re-checked on 5 and 21 October and 6 November 2026 off each brand's own Singapore store (dyson.com.sg, sg.laifentech.com, dreame.sg, sharkninja.sg and mi.com/sg), not off a marketplace listing. Panasonic's Singapore site does not sell online, so its prices come from courts.com.sg. Philips lists its dryers at philips.com.sg without prices, so it is not ranked here, though COURTS sells them from S$35. Where a store showed a crossed-out price, we give both.
If budget is no object, the Dyson Supersonic Nural (S$599 with free gifts at dyson.com.sg, or S$549 with code DBS50 if you give the gifts up) is the benchmark: it reads scalp distance to lower the heat. For most people, a Laifen high-speed dryer gets you most of the speed for a fraction of the price: the SE is S$99 and the Swift 4 with its nourishing oil pod is S$229 on Laifen's Singapore store. If you want a gentler, moisture-focused dryer, Panasonic's nanoe range at COURTS starts at S$139.
For drying speed, Laifen gets close for far less money: its dryers use the same kind of small high-speed brushless motor, and Laifen says the Swift 4 dries mid-length hair in about 90 seconds in its own testing. Dyson's advantages are its attachments (magnetic, with auto-recognition on the newer models), heat control, build and service: dyson.com.sg gives a 2-year warranty, free next-day delivery on orders before 5pm Monday to Thursday and a 14-day return. At S$229 versus S$549 after code, the Laifen Swift 4 costs less than half of a Supersonic Nural.
Yes, but read the basket. On 6 November 2026 dyson.com.sg prints the Supersonic Nural at S$549 and the Supersonic r at S$599 with code DBS50; the earlier PEAK50 and PEAK150 codes are no longer printed. In our guest-basket test DBS50 took S$50 off a Plum/Copper Nural, but the free stand, paddle brush and hair clips (S$157) went back to full price, so the basket came to S$706. Delete the gifts and you pay S$549; skip the code and you pay S$599 with the gifts. The code also failed on a basket holding the Travel and a styling product, and the S$399 Travel shows no code price at all. Dyson prints no terms for DBS50, so we cannot say whether it needs a DBS or POSB card at payment. A sign-up box on the site dates its 11.11 deals 2-11 November.
In this guide, Panasonic's basic EH-ND57 (1500W) is S$40 at COURTS, or S$34.80 once its 13% small-appliance voucher comes off in the cart (tested 6 November, valid 2-15 November), and the EH-ND65 (2000W) is S$46. Xiaomi's Mi Ionic Hair Dryer H300 is S$41.90 on mi.com/sg. COURTS also lists cheaper dryers we have not ranked: the Acer Acerpure HD1 at S$29, Tefal Express Style at S$32 and Philips EssentialCare at S$35. If you want a high-speed brushless dryer, the cheapest here are the Dreame Mini at S$59 at COURTS (S$69 on dreame.sg), the Laifen Mini in pink at S$69, Xiaomi's High-speed Ionic Hair Dryer at S$69.90 and the Laifen SE Lite at S$74.
A basic hair dryer costs about S$29 to S$50 at COURTS, and a brushless high-speed dryer from a value brand runs S$59 to S$249 (Dreame Mini at the low end, Laifen Swift 4 at S$229 on its own store). Moisture-focused Panasonic nanoe dryers are S$139 to S$399 at COURTS, Shark's SpeedStyle is S$199, and Dyson's Supersonic range is S$399 to S$649. Prices above were read on 6 November 2026.
Pick Laifen for straight value: the SE is S$99 and the Swift 4 with its oil pod S$229 on sg.laifentech.com. Pick Dreame if you want a folding travel dryer: the 300g Pocket Cake is S$124 and the Pocket Uni S$189 on dreame.sg. At the entry level they are level, with the Laifen Mini at S$69 to S$79 and the Dreame Mini at S$69. Check both the brand store and COURTS: the Laifen Air (S$99), SE 2 (S$149) and Swift 4 (S$249) and the Dreame Pocket Cake (S$143) cost more at COURTS, while the Dreame Mini is S$10 cheaper there at S$59.
