Love Dyson? Then You'll Like These Alternatives For Every Dyson Bestseller

The Dyson Airwrap is an iconic hair styling device that, in my opinion, has brought back curls and waves in a big way. The set comes with various attachments that help dry, brush and curl your hair with minimal heat damage. Plus, every function is adaptable, from heat to airflow to timings. If you want maximum volume and bounce, then keep it closer to the roots. 

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Alan Truman blew up on Instagram, and we feel a big reason for that is because it's convenient to use. Apart from the brush, it also has a rod-like structure that blow-dries hair (even when wet) and gives a smooth finish to your hair. We've seen people styling their hair in under 10 minutes with it. It doesn’t come with attachments, like the Dyson, but still allows you to style your hair straight or wavy, sans the frizz. In total, it has three speed control settings (low, medium and high) that allow you to use it as per your requirements. 

Key Highlights: Three speed settings, reduced probable heat damage, unique vent system for maximum airflow

Very Dyson-like, Winston's 3-in-1 brush comes with three attachments—dryer head, blow brush head, and curler head. It's a powerful gadget with 1200W power, 50/60 Hz frequency, and a 360° swivel cord. This one also has three heat/speed modes, along with one ambient mode for personalised styling. 

Key Highlights: Three heat/speed modes, lightweight, steady drying and curling

Ah, my favourite of them all! Dyson has done a commendable job with their vacuum cleaner range, mostly because the design is so easy to use that it almost motivates you to clean the house. The cordless design is paired with a powerful machine that cleans everything in seconds. They have multiple variants starting at INR 28,000 and going up to INR 65,000. Many companies have now come up with similar styles, and here are the best ones.

The Kent Vacuum cleaner has an identical structure to Dyson, it's cordless and hoseless, comes with a floor cleaner which can reach even hard-to-reach areas, and is made with Cyclonic 5 technology, which allows it to pick even the most minuscule dust particles. It runs for about 30 minutes on one charge (takes about five hours to charge fully). 

Key Highlights: Cordless, 150W motor, low on dust discharge

Eureka vacuum cleaners have dominated the Indian market because of their excellent price point, and there's a lot of options to choose from too. They've come with a variant that looks just like the Dyson; it has 6,500 RPM to efficiently collect all dust and has multiple attachments to make cleaning your home from every corner as easy as possible. An additional feature is that it also has a blower to get dust out of hard-to-reach, hidden places. Overall, this comes quite close to the Dyson for less than half the price. 

Key Highlights: Multi-mode cleaning, long battery life, 17.7 KPA suction power 

With the worsening AQI being displayed on hoardings, air purifiers have become a must, especially in metro cities. The Dyson air purifiers claim to filter 99.95% of gases, pollutants and allergens as small as PM0.1. It has an auto sensor that reports pollution in real-time. The best part is that Dyson has a range of air purifiers to choose from, including a Big + Quiet variant made for large spaces. 

While this Philips air purifier isn’t as futuristic looking, it's still sleek and stylish to be placed in your house. It has a compact design and won’t take up too much space. This one has a three-layer filtration system with NanoProtect HEPA, Active Carbon and pre-filter that captures 99.97% of particles as small as 0.003 microns. Plus, it can purify a bedroom in less than 10 minutes and has an ultra-quiet mode for you to sleep peacefully.

Key Highlights: Removes 99.97% of particles, ideal for bedrooms, runs at only 15 dB in sleep mode.

Honeywell has a range of air purifiers to offer, but the one we liked the most is Air Touch V2. It can remove 99.99% of micro allergens and has a CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) of up to 250 m3/h, which is quite impressive. The advanced air purification makes sure that the air is being purified every 12 minutes. What more do you need?

Key Highlights: 4-stage filtration process, low noise level of 32.5 dB/A, filter life of up to 9,000 hours (1 year)

The class-apartness of Dyson headphones is unbelievable. They tested on a range of head sizes; the fit is now so comfortable that you would not want to take them off. The ear cushions are made of soft microfibre, further elevating the comfort levels. Adding to it is the 55-hour continuous run time. Plus, there are multiple colour variants for ear cushions to choose from. 

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If you want the best-in-class noise cancellation like that of Dyson, JBL is a great alternative. On the flip side, the JBL Tune headphones have Ambient Aware and Talk Thru that sharpen the sounds of the surroundings. To pre-set EQ modes, adjust the EQ curve, and customise your sound experience. Download the JBL Headphones app to fully make use of this iconic gadget.

Key Highlights: Adaptive noise cancellation, Bluetooth 5.3 with LE Audio, JBL Pure Bass Sound, hands-free calls

Marshall's On-Ear headphones surpass Dyson when it comes to run time, which is 80+ hours; just 15 minutes of charging can provide you with 15 hours of playtime. Plus, they are just as comfortable at almost half the price. The charge-and-go function is something we truly liked, meaning they can get charged wirelessly too. Perfect for those long outdoorsy days and hikes.

Key Highlights: Signature Marshall sound, 80+ hours run time, multi-directional control knob

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