Which multi-styler to buy in Chile: Dyson, Shark, BaByliss, GA.MA, Osoji, Auralis and Rebel compared
Which multi-styler to buy in Chile: we compare price, power, motor, attachments and warranty across seven brands. Prices range from CLP 129,990 to 859,990.
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A multi-styler dries, straightens, curls and adds volume with a single motor and interchangeable attachments. In Chile they sell for CLP 129,990 to CLP 859,990: the most expensive model in this comparison costs 6.6 times as much as the cheapest. We reviewed the specifications and prices published by retailers and manufacturers on November 12, 2026.
This article launches our product comparisons in marketing and consumer. The question is which multi-styler to buy in Chile based on what each brand states in numbers: price, power, motor speed, attachments, warranty and how complete its spec sheet is. We did not lab-test the devices, we received no products and no brand paid to be included.
CLP 129,990 to 859,990
Price range
7 models from 7 brands
6.6x
Gap between most and least expensive
Dyson vs. GA.MA
110,000 rpm
Most repeated motor speed
stated by Dyson, GA.MA and Auralis
49%
Largest discount off the "regular price"
Osoji M10 at Falabella
Source: Product pages at Falabella, Paris and Easy, and the Dyson and Shark websites. InfoByData calculations (Nov 12, 2026)
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| Price range | CLP 129,990 to 859,990 | 7 models from 7 brands |
| Gap between most and least expensive | 6.6x | Dyson vs. GA.MA |
| Most repeated motor speed | 110,000 rpm | stated by Dyson, GA.MA and Auralis |
| Largest discount off the "regular price" | 49% | Osoji M10 at Falabella |
The 7 multi-stylers we compared
We picked each brand's model with the widest presence in Chile's major retailers. For each one we used the lowest price published without a store credit card on November 12, 2026.
| Brand and model | Reference price (CLP) | Power | Motor | Heat and speed settings | Attachments | Ions | Stated warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dyson Airwrap Complete Long | 859,990 | 1,300 W | 110,000 rpm | 3 and 3 | 6 | Yes | Not on the product page |
| Shark FlexStyle 5-in-1 (HD456) | 249,990 | 1,650 W | Not stated | 3 and 3 | 5 | Not stated | 2 years |
| Osoji M10 8-in-1 | 229,990 | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | 8 | Yes | Not on the product page |
| BaBylissPRO StyleSwitch (BNTSS-4PK) | 204,990 | 1,250 W* | Brushless, no rpm | 9 combined settings | 5 | Yes | Legal minimum only (6 months) |
| Auralis Aeroflow | 179,990 | 1,300 W | 110,000 rpm | Not stated | 5 | Yes | 18 months |
| Rebel AirMax Pro 2 5-in-1 | 149,990 | 1,200 W | Not stated | Not stated | 5 | Not stated | 6 months |
| GA.MA uniQ Styler Flow 9-in-1 | 129,990 | 1,550 W | 110,000 rpm | 4 and 3 | 9 | Yes | 6 months |
*The BaByliss page at Paris lists "62 W", a figure that cannot belong to a dryer. The 1,250 W comes from the official BaBylissPRO manual for the same StyleSwitch line.
Sources: product pages at Falabella, Paris and Easy; official Dyson and SharkNinja websites. Prices as of November 12, 2026, subject to change.
Dyson also sells its newest model in Chile, the Airwrap Co-anda2x: 1,700 W, 4 heat and 3 speed settings according to Dyson's spec sheet. Falabella lists it at CLP 849,990, but sold by a third party rather than the store. GA.MA also offers a 15-attachment version, the uniQ Styler Flow 15-in-1, at CLP 219,990 at Easy.
Which multi-styler to buy in Chile by price
Prices split into two groups. Dyson stands alone at the top, CLP 610,000 more than the next model. The other six fit within a CLP 120,000 band, between CLP 129,990 and 249,990.
Dividing the price by the number of attachments widens the gap. Each Dyson attachment costs about CLP 143,000 and each GA.MA Flow 9 attachment about CLP 14,000. This calculation does not measure the quality of each attachment: it only shows how much you pay for each function in the box.
Power and motor: what the numbers say (and what they don't)
On power, more watts does not mean better results. The Dyson Airwrap Complete Long states 1,300 W, less than the Shark (1,650 W) or the GA.MA (1,550 W). What moves air strongly enough to wrap hair on its own, the so-called Coanda effect, depends mainly on the motor and the attachment design.
On the motor, the figure of 110,000 revolutions per minute appears on the Dyson, GA.MA and Auralis spec sheets. Since several brands state the same number, rpm no longer sets the devices apart. The figure that does is airflow in liters per second, and among the brands reviewed only Dyson publishes it: 13.5 l/s for the Airwrap Complete Long and 14 l/s for the Co-anda2x.
On weight, only two brands state it, and not in the same way. Auralis states 384 grams and a maximum noise level of 65 decibels. Dyson lists 1.5 pounds (about 680 grams) for the Complete Long. It is not possible to tell whether both figures measure the same thing, for example with or without cable or attachment.
The "regular price": why the discount percentage is of little use
Every store shows a crossed-out or "regular" price next to the sale price. But the same product has very different regular prices depending on the store: the GA.MA uniQ Styler Flow 9 shows a regular price of CLP 169,990 at Falabella and CLP 229,990 at Easy, a 35% difference.
- Regular price
- Sale price
Source: Falabella, Paris and Easy, November 12, 2026
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| Regular price | Sale price | |
|---|---|---|
| Osoji M10 (Falabella) | 449,990 CLP | 229,990 CLP |
| Shark FlexStyle 5-in-1 (Paris) | 399,990 CLP | 249,990 CLP |
| Rebel AirMax Pro 2 (Falabella) | 199,990 CLP | 149,990 CLP |
| GA.MA Flow 9 (Falabella) | 169,990 CLP | 129,990 CLP |
| BaBylissPRO StyleSwitch (Falabella) | 249,990 CLP | 204,990 CLP |
| Auralis Aeroflow (Falabella) | 189,990 CLP | 179,990 CLP |
Discounts range from 5% for Auralis to 49% for Osoji. Dyson had no discount at Falabella. To decide which multi-styler to buy in Chile, the useful step is to compare the final price across stores, not the percentage. A large discount on a high regular price can end up equal to or higher than another store's price with no discount. In our article on Black Friday 2026 we explain what the law says about reference prices in sales.
How complete each brand's spec sheet is
To compare, you first need data. We checked whether each model's product page, at the Chilean retailer or on the manufacturer's official site, states seven basic data points: power, motor speed, heat settings, speed settings, number of attachments, weight and manufacturer's warranty.
The most complete spec sheets are Dyson's and GA.MA's. At the other end, the Osoji M10 page lists its 8 attachments but not its power, motor or heat settings. Its sister model, the Osoji M5, does state 1,400 W, 3 speeds, 3 heat settings and a 12-month warranty at Ripley. The M10 page also claims it is "the only one in Chile with ionic technology", yet at least four other brands in this comparison (Dyson, BaByliss, GA.MA and Auralis) state ionization on their devices.
Quick guide: which multi-styler to buy for your case
No single multi-styler is best for everyone. Based on published data, each model stands out in something different:
- Budget under CLP 150,000: the GA.MA uniQ Styler Flow 9 is the cheapest, comes with 9 attachments and has one of the most complete spec sheets. The Rebel AirMax Pro 2 costs about the same but states less data.
- Longer warranty: Shark offers 2 years according to its product page and Auralis 18 months. Most others state 6 months, the legal minimum.
- Lowest stated weight: Auralis is the only one that states a weight under 400 grams.
- Premium tier: Dyson is the only brand that publishes airflow and has the most detailed spec sheet, at a price more than three times the rest.
- Most attachments for the price: the Osoji M10 includes 8 attachments, but its page states no technical data to compare its performance.
What it means for you
Before choosing which multi-styler to buy in Chile, check four things:
- Compare the final price at three or more stores. The "regular" price of the same product can vary by more than 30% between stores.
- Look for the SEC seal. The pages reviewed state "SEC QR code required": electrical products sold in Chile must be certified by the Superintendency of Electricity and Fuels.
- Check who the seller is. On marketplaces, some models are sold by a third party rather than the store, which can change the warranty and technical service.
- Read the manufacturer's warranty, not just the legal one. The legal warranty in Chile is 6 months. If the page does not state a longer warranty, ask before buying.
Prices change daily. This comparison uses those published on November 12, 2026, and we will update it with new models.
Sources
- Falabella: Multistyler category and Dyson, Shark, Osoji, Auralis, Rebel and GA.MA product pages
- Paris: Shark FlexStyle 5-in-1 HD456 product page
- Paris: BaBylissPRO StyleSwitch BNTSS-4PK product page
- Paris: Auralis Aeroflow product page
- Easy: GA.MA uniQ Styler Flow 9-in-1 product page and Flow 15-in-1
- Easy: Osoji M10 product page and Rebel AirMax 5-in-1
- Ripley: Osoji M5 product page
- Dyson: Airwrap Complete Long specifications and Airwrap Co-anda2x
- SharkNinja: FlexStyle specifications
- BaBylissPRO: StyleSwitch line instruction manual
- Superintendency of Electricity and Fuels (SEC)
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