Dyson Supersonic r (Ceramic Apricot/Topaz) review

A complete five-tool package in an exact apricot finish

This assessment is for the U.S. Dyson Supersonic r in Ceramic Apricot/Topaz. Its exact product page lists the dryer with five individually named attachments—Powerful air, Flyaway, Diffuser, Professional concentrator and Wide-tooth comb—and a Presentation case. The diffuser is presented for defining curls, coils and waves; the comb for detangling and lengthening; the Flyaway for finishing straight or straightened hair; and the two airflow tools for high-velocity or directed drying. These are choices within the routine, not a promise that every attachment is useful for every hair type.

The box list is important because the current r range contains color pages with different package details. Ceramic Apricot/Topaz lists the case, as does Jasper Plum. Ceramic Pink/Rose Gold lists the five tool roles but no case. A seller may also assemble its own bundle, so the Dyson page establishes what this configuration documents—not what an unrelated retailer adds or removes.

Three speeds, four heat choices and a memory feature

The U.S. r manual describes three airflow speeds, four temperature choices including cold shot, and Attachment learning for the preset intelligent tools. The manual says the attachment recognizes its last-used setting. In practical terms, the shared memory function is specific to the fitted attachment; it should not be mistaken for a scalp sensor or for an automatic setting chosen from a diagnosis of the user's hair.

Dyson describes the streamlined flow heater and the attachment's individual ranges as part of the machine's styling system. Those are manufacturer explanations, not independent evidence that heat is evenly distributed on every section of hair or that the dryer prevents all heat damage. This exact package is not documented with Nural's Scalp protect or Pause detect. If one of those modes is essential, compare a model whose exact review establishes it instead of assuming that a newer finish has every Dyson feature.

The exact page's 120 V specification is a buyer check

For Ceramic Apricot/Topaz, the U.S. specification panel lists 120 V, 1,700 W, 12.5 L/s airflow, a 6.1-foot cord and a 0.7-pound weight. Dyson's family FAQ recommends use in the country where the r was purchased; the exact page does not state a dual-voltage range. This makes the model a local-voltage choice on the reviewed evidence, not an international travel solution. Check the device rating and electrical requirements before taking it across borders.

The rounded 0.7-pound figure is the manufacturer's listed value, not a scale reading. The page's separate comparison claim refers to 325 g body weight, but it does not specify the inclusion basis for the pound figure. It is useful as the finder's screening number, yet it cannot establish complete hand-held weight, balance or comfort. The six-foot-plus cord is also listed at 6.1 feet on this page, a small but real difference from the six-foot figures on other r color pages; do not overwrite the exact value with a family average.

How it differs from nearby Supersonic r listings

The exact Ceramic Apricot page is the only source used here for its 120 V, 12.5 L/s and 6.1-foot figures. Jasper Plum's page instead lists 127 V, 12.4 L/s and 6 feet; it also includes a case and the same five named tool roles. Ceramic Pink/Rose Gold has its own 127 V and 6-foot/12.4 L/s panel and does not list a presentation case. While the underlying r family is shared, those exact page differences affect travel decisions and what arrives in the box, so each color deserves its own configuration check.

The consumer r should not be conflated with the Professional r. Dyson says the Professional model has a longer cable for the salon environment. Its kit has a different page and manual bridge; the longer cord or professional package contents are not part of this Apricot assessment. Likewise, a color alone does not establish package contents—follow the exact page or ask the seller for the printed box inventory.

Who should consider it

This package is a plausible shortlist candidate for someone who wants a named diffuser and comb, a concentrator and Flyaway option, attachment-linked setting memory and included storage. Its main boundaries are 120 V country-specific use, a cord listed at 6.1 feet, and the unresolved basis behind the 0.7-pound figure. It is less suitable for buyers who require documented dual-voltage travel or a proven light-in-use measurement. Before buying, match the Ceramic Apricot/Topaz name, check all five tools and case against the exact offer, confirm the label and seller, and read return and warranty terms. The assessment relies on manufacturer documentation; no first-hand use, measured drying, sound or comfort claim is made.