Dyson Purifier Fans
Dyson purifier fans pair a sealed HEPA and activated carbon filter with Dyson's bladeless Air Multiplier fan, plus sensors that report particles, VOCs and nitrogen dioxide in the MyDyson app. Lines include Purifier Cool, Purifier Hot+Cool with heating, and the Big+Quiet, a large-room purifier rather than a fan.
Choosing a Dyson
- Purifier Cool (TP models): tower and desk versions for year-round purification with summer cooling.
- Purifier Hot+Cool (HP models): adds a ceramic heater for winter.
- Humidify+Cool (PH models): adds a humidifier, so check whether you need it.
- Big+Quiet (BP models): a purifier for large rooms, sold at Costco and other retailers.
- Formaldehyde versions: some models add a catalytic formaldehyde filter.
- Rating: Dyson often uses its own room-test method instead of quoting AHAM CADR.
Compare heater combos in Purifier Heater Fans, and compare large-room cleaning value in Large Room Air Purifiers.
FAQs
Are Dyson purifier fans worth it?
They combine a sealed HEPA and carbon filter, a bladeless fan, sensors and an app, and some add heating or humidifying. They cost much more than standalone purifiers with similar or higher cleaning rates. They are worth it if you value the combination, design and features over maximum cleaning per dollar.
What is the difference between Dyson TP and HP models?
TP models are Purifier Cool units that purify and cool. HP models are Purifier Hot+Cool units that also include a heater for winter. Both use similar sealed HEPA and carbon filters and app controls. Choose HP if you want one device for purifying, cooling and heating a room.
Is the Dyson Big+Quiet a fan?
No. The Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet (BP models) is a large-room air purifier designed to project clean air across bigger spaces quietly. It does not provide a cooling breeze like the TP and HP purifier fans. It is sold at Costco and other retailers in some versions.