About this product

A compact handheld hair dryer under the SHRATE name, a US-registered word mark in the hair-dryer class with a live US marketplace presence, so this is a seller brand rather than an anonymous import. The unit itself is the straightforward, high-turn kind. Matte black body, round rear intake grille, a removable flat concentrator nozzle for directional drying, a three-position slide switch giving two speeds plus off, and a separate cool-shot button to set a style. The cord is long and fixed and terminates in a bulky ALCI plug, the immersion-protection plug expected on bathroom appliances in the US market, which is worth calling out to buyers who stock hotel, dorm and rental supply. A QR-code sticker sits on the body and a folded warning hang tag ships attached. On specifications, only what the moulded rating block actually shows is stated: Voltage 125V. The frequency and wattage lines are moulded on the same block but were not legible on the sample, so no wattage is claimed here. A buyer needs that number from the supplier before listing, because wattage is the first filter shoppers use in this category. CE, the crossed-bin WEEE mark, a recycling mark and "MADE IN CHINA" are printed alongside. Who resells it: beauty supply stores, dollar and value retailers, hotel and short-let amenity suppliers, campus and dorm programmes, travel-goods racks, and marketplace sellers who need an opening price point beneath the ionic and high-speed dryers. Comparable compact branded dryers on the US shelf run $16.49 to $19.99, which is where this belongs - it is a volume opening price point, not a styling-tool purchase.

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