As I mentioned before,

touts an internal microprocessor to spread the ceramic heat evenly across the plates. CHI does mention that in addition to ceramic plates, the coils are also ceramic, producing moist heat. Whether or not these are the same mechanics,

I'm unsure but it seems the two are still in close competition.Then, GHD brings something new to the table - floating plate technology. Basically, the ceramic plates adjust with hair to adapt to every hair

textures while maintaining styling ability. So, GHD styles with heat rather than tension, CHI seems to lack this ability. This round goes to GHD for this design versatility.CHI - 1, GHD - 2Convenience CapabilityBoth CHI and GHD promise more than straightening - as

styling tools that can create a number of looks. CHI features an ergonomic design, weighs in at about two pounds and features a 10' swivel cord to ease physical strain on wrists and hands while styling.The GHD design includes curved plates and

a barrel shape for curls, waves and flips along with straightening. The styler weighs a bit less, around 1 pounds, and features a professional swivel cord, along with an automatic safety shut off when the iron is left unattended for

30 minutes.