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Philips HP8103 (HP8103/00)

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Low-cost hair dryer with small dimensions and basic features. Only one blowing temperature is provided, but the user can change the airflow power — in two modes. Together with the hair dryer, the nozzle for creating a thin and concentrated air stream is included in the package. There is a loop at the end of the handle for easy storage.
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Philips HP8103
Colour
Device
Hair Dryer
Power
1400 W
Power modes
2 / aligned with temperature /
Temperature modes
2
Nozzles and accessories
concentrator
Hanging loop
Cable length
1.8 m
Weight
400 g
Added to E-Catalog
July 2010
P/N
HP8103/00

. Low-cost hair dryer with small dimensions and basic features. Only one blowing temperature is provided, but the user can change the airflow power — in two modes. Together with the hair dryer, the nozzle for creating a thin and concentrated air stream is included in the package. There is a loop at the end of the handle for easy storage.

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I recommend to buy.
1 August 2016 
If you need a small, inexpensive hairdryer, without extra features, I definitely recommend purchasing it.
I bought this hairdryer in the winter after my old hairdryer died after 6 years of active use. I chose a very basic inexpensive hairdryer, but one that has reviews. I read the reviews on Rozetka and was completely satisfied. The hairdryer dries great, works quite quietly, and has 2 modes - both work excellently. The only thing is, I would like a foldable handle. In everything else - completely satisfied.
I'd like a foldable handle.
use Philips HP8103 month or more
great model, love it
27 February 2015 
I love traveling, and I've stayed not just in luxurious hotels (where would students get the money?), but more often in hostels or with various acquaintances. Not everywhere has hot water, let alone a hairdryer! From the very start, I used to take my big Philips! It's good, of course, but it's really huge, especially noticeable when packing a suitcase or, even better, a backpack with very limited space. Once during one of my trips, I saw a friend with a compact travel hairdryer and decided to get one for myself. Now it travels with me. It's small and light, but at the cost of power, with working modes being weak and medium, that's all. It requires some patience to dry thick hair, but it's better than nothing. I don't take the nozzle with me, it's small, not much use from it, and takes up space. Overall, it's a nice hairdryer with a cute design. It's never let me down. For traveling anywhere, it's just an indispensable thing.
Small and impossibly simple. The price is not at all biting. It has a loop for hanging and a long cord. And it looks cool. It's lightweight, just perfect for me on the go. There is a tiny nozzle and a mesh at the back to prevent tangling.
You can't really speed up styling with it. Just a hairdryer, and that's all you can get from it. The handle does not fold.
 i recommend it should buy
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