the only problem I've had is the end nozzle moves on its own from the vibration as the air is coming out and the plastic screw doesn't hold the stand to the height I've set it at on the stand part. I've replaced that screw with a medal one and now it holds. otherwise I love how quiet it runs, and how efficient it dries.
I've now used the dryer several times on my show cockers who are red and white and black and whites. Even with washing the nozzle end out with dawn soap, and washing the filters out each time, there is carbon black from the brushs coming out and turning my dogs coats grey!! This grey does not wash out of the dogs coats, I've also been breathing it in, so when I blow my nose it's black!!
I've opened up the inside of the dryer and it's all full of black from the brushes

Both the dryer and stand seem very well made. Lots of metal in the dryer and the stand is all metal except the friction collar. Good airflow and range of temps. Very happy so far.

I bought this dryer a few days ago because it was available with prime. I needed it to groom/dry an English setter I groom out of my home. I Will be getting an Afghan hound puppy late in the year and I will be grooming him at my job, so I got this cheap dryer fir at home (I eill be buying a Speedy Dryer for my Afghan for at work) so instead of buying one expensive dryer and lugging it back and forth from home to work , I chose to buy a cheap one for my home groomed clients (12 of them) and an expensive one for my new show dog to use at work. My mom used it this morning on her standard poodle and she gave it 5 stars. When I bought it I didn't know it came with two types of hoses, one to use it as a force dryer and one to use it as a stand dryer. I thought I was just buying a stand dryer so that was a nice surprise. It was fairly simple to set up but the adjustment knob to bring the dryer up and down isn't great. You would have to hold the nut on the bolt with pliers and turn the knob which is fine if you're grooming one dog but for a bust grooming shop it would be a definite hassle. We're going to replace it entirely, but for $ 300 it's fine. It's maybe a $5-$10 fix. This dryer has great heat which I love and you can adjust the force of the air. It is loud but most dryers are lol. I think it'll work great for home!
*update 8/24/22 the dryer itself is good, however the attachments and stand are junk. The stand/fluff drying piece flies off constantly when using it as a fluff dryer and if you get too close to the dog with the hose attachment the hose will fly off too. I could probably zip tie the fluff hose on but I'd have to cut it off to attach the other hose and that would be a pain. So, in short you might want to go with something else and pay more which is what I'm going to do. Speedy or edemco while more expensive are just better made. I'll use this one as a backup, I'd sell it except no one would probably buy it because of the fluff attachment flying off.

This dryer works great.

What a game changer! I groom my own poodles and upgraded to this dryer after years of drying them with my own dryer. There is no comparison. The airflow is sufficient to fluff dry, and it's great to have two heat settings. It's pretty quiet, too"”considering. Furthermore, when a caster was damaged (our fault), the company replaced it. I highly recommend this dryer"”it has enabled me to handle fluff drying without help.