Nural™ sensors
Capsule illumination
A network of Nural™ sensors helps the Dyson Supersonic Nural™
hair dryer enhance and optimise your hair care routine.
The suspended capsule changes colour to show the current heat setting.
Heat, and colour, will auto-adapt in Scalp protect mode.
Scalp protect mode
Pause detect
Attachment learning
A Time of Flight sensor measures distance, automatically
reducing heat as it moves closer to your hair. To maintain
a comfortable, consistent scalp temperature.
A motion-sensing accelerometer knows when it’s put down,
automatically deactivating the heater, and decreasing
airflow and noise. Capsule illumination will pulse blue.
Tip: To be sure Pause detect has activated, wait for the motor
sound to ramp down before lifting your hand off the hair dryer.
Capsule illumination will pulse blue.
A Hall sensor recognises which styling attachment is connected,
automatically switching to its last-used settings.
High heat
Medium heat
Low heat
No heat
The Dyson Supersonic
Nural hair dryer laying
flat with Pause detect
mode activated.
Heat is off, airflow is
minimal, and Capsule
illumination is blue.
The capsule is suspended in the central bore of the hair dryer.
LED lights in the capsule glow red to indicate high heat, orange
for medium heat, yellow for low heat, and blue for no heat.
Two images of a woman using the Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer.
On the left, the hair dryer is in Medium heat setting. On the right, the
dryer is closer to the hair and Scalp protect mode has automatically
adapted to Low heat setting.
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