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The Rowenta Air Shape UB9820E0 is a versatile hot air brush designed for various styling needs. With its innovative airflow technology, it allows for efficient drying and styling of hair in one step. The brush features user-friendly controls via buttons and is equipped with LED displays that provide information on power and speed. The ceramic coating ensures even heat distribution, which gently treats the hair. The Rowenta UB9820E0 is ideal for anyone who values quick and effective hair styling without compromising hair health.
Power supply | Electrical connection |
Exact colour description | Black, Copper |
Min. temperature | 120 °C |
Max. temperature | 200 °C |
Hot Air Brush Features | Adjustable temperature, Automatic switch-off, Ceramic coating, Ion technology |
Number of operating levels | 3 x |
Item number | 61391228 |
Manufacturer | Rowenta |
Category | Hot air brushes |
Manufacturer no. | UB9820E0 |
Release date | 29.8.2025 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black, Copper |
Min. temperature | 120 °C |
Max. temperature | 200 °C |
Hot Air Brush Features | Adjustable temperature, Automatic switch-off, Ceramic coating, Ion technology |
Number of operating levels | 3 x |
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Power supply | Electrical connection |
Scope of delivery | 4 styling attachments (round brush, curling iron, flat brush, concentrator nozzle), Cleaning brush |
Length | 5.40 cm |
Width | 31.60 cm |
Height | 5.40 cm |
Weight | 450 g |
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