Dyson - Purifier Humidify+Cool PH2 De-NOx​ - White/Gold

It works well and effectively humidifies and cleans the air. I have used it for a few months so far without any issues.

Love it. Works great and quite, very easy setup would recommend for someone looking for this produy

Works great, I live in GA in air pollution is getting bad. Recommended it's smart and easy to use!

Dyson has been a household name for us for over 15 years, literally. Throughout that time, we've had several upright vacuums, stick vacuums, hair dryers, hair curlers, fans, and even their most recent headphones! Everything has been up to par for us. We've never had to deal with issues with any of our products. Have we been lucky? Maybe. But I can't tell you how much of a tech fan I am, and how many devices I've had throughout the years that have failed to live up to their name or hype. Dyson has always been consistent for us. So, when we came across this air purifier that not only cleaned the air but also had a built-in fan and a humidifier, it was a no-brainer to order it. Why have three devices in your space when you only need one! Yes, $1,000 is a significant amount to spend on an air purifier. However, when you consider that it also functions as a fan and humidifier, and that it should theoretically last as long as my still-functional 15-year-old vacuum, the price becomes more justifiable. Additionally, how many times have you purchased a TV for around $1,000 in the last 15 years? Personally, I've bought at least three. This humidifier can run every single day, meaning you'll get far more usage out of this device than you would from your TV. Living in the Pacific Northwest of the United States, an area renowned for its lush vegetation and stunning landscapes, comes with the challenge of wildfires during the hot summer months. Each summer varies in intensity, but over the past several years, we've experienced a noticeable uptick in wildfire activity, resulting in poor air quality and harmful smoke. To combat these challenges, we've invested in a range of air purifiers that have proven effective in filtering out damaging particles and improving indoor air quality during the height of wildfire season. Adding to their role in enhancing air quality during wildfires, we also find air purifiers invaluable in our kitchen. Cooking, especially with gas stoves, can release various pollutants into the air, from smoke to volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Fortunately, modern air purifiers are equipped with tech that allows them to detect changes in air quality, automatically activating to combat any airborne contaminants. This ensures that our place remains healthy and comfortable, making air purifiers an essential part of our home, not just during wildfire season, but year-round. During the cool nights, we keep our windows open most of the time to foster better air circulation, but this also means we inadvertently invite allergens, dust, and, during the notorious wildfire season, smoke and ash into our home. With that in mind, I'm genuinely excited about having this device to help maintain indoor air quality when our windows are shut. I'm especially pleased that it effectively manages the buildup of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) emitted from our gas stovetop, ensuring a healthier environment. I've set it to automatic mode, and to my delight, it operates whisper-quiet, making it almost unnoticeable as it goes about its work. Although I have it in the office at the moment, due to the amount of time I spend there, I often have the window slightly open for airflow. It has sensed the air quality a few times and activated without hesitation. The fan is surprisingly powerful when needed. As a sensitive sleeper who tends to wake up from the slightest noises, I've found that the sound of the fan doesn't bother me at all. It's quiet enough even on the high settings, which is fantastic since I also tend to sleep hot. Having a fan is essential for me to get a good night's sleep. The best part of the fan is that it has no blades, so there is no worry about dust collecting on the fins, which is always a problem with big box fans. The humidification feature is another appealing aspect. I look forward to that future in the winter months, when it can get scorched along with the cold. We have filled the bottom tank, just in case it needs it, and I'm surprised by how easily the tank can be removed and refilled. We've had some devices in the past that make it cumbersome to change the water. The accompanying app is excellent, too. I can't tell you how many times the app is an afterthought on most of these types of devices, but not with Dyson. It offers valuable insights and data once it's up and running, enhancing the overall user experience. We already had the app installed for the headphones, so adding this was extremely easy. It automatically recognized it when I tapped "add device." I'm happy to have a device that I can trust to work in the background, with no hands-on if I want it that way. That's what this is. It can be placed where you need it and forgotten about (except for the maintenance of the water tank). There's nothing better than that. And Dyson has offered yet another quality device for us to hopefully use for the next 15 years.

The Dyson Purifier Humidify+Cool PH2 De-NOx is a futuristic looking device sporting the classic Dyson fan design. The color scheme is modern with gold and nickel accents and a white fan casing made out of a plastic polymer. The central portion is covered by a stylish gold metallic grill hiding the filters. The filters are easy to access by removing the gold grill. The 2 filters are semicircular both with HEPA and carbon filters (HEPA+K-Carbon). According to Dyson the filters trap 99.97% of all particles 0.3microns and larger. It also filters out formaldehyde that is emitted from your furniture, flooring and other household items! The filter also captures additional Nitrogen dioxide compared to their standard model with its impregnated Potassium carbonate (the K in K-Carbon). The filter is rated to last about a year running the purifier 12 hours a day. The app will tell you when the filter needs changing. The fan is a large white oval with integrated veins that can oscillate from side to side to direct the air. There are several patterns available. The fan can be adjusted from low to high level or left on automatic, letting it adjust on its own just based on the levels of pollutants in the air. The humidifier has a one gallon tank and can give you up to 36 hours of humidified air depending on the initial room humidity. The humidifier keeps the mist bacteria free with 275nm ultraviolet light. The machine has an auto deep clean button that you activate with one button press, it will tell you exactly what to do to keep you unit at peak performance. There are automatic settings for the purifier allowing it to adjust fan levels based on the current pollutant level. There is an automatic setting for the humidifier so it will turn off and on to keep the level where you desire. For those of you sensitive to noise or light there is a night mode that lowers the fan so it is very quiet and dims the LCD. There is even a sleep timer that can turn the fan completely off. Dyson has an Android and iOS app that can be used to control the fan, the levels of pollutants and the humidity within your space. The app will track the pollutant level over time. You can see the Large and small particulate levels, the Volatile organic compounds and Nitrogen dioxide. The graphs give you insight into the environment of your home and suggest changes that can help improve it. I can tell you that my allergies have significantly improved since using the Dyson Purifier Humidify+Cool PH2 De-NOx in my bedroom. I do not wake up with a stuffed up nose any longer. I love the monitoring of the air and the automatic adjustment ability and the unit just looks so cool. This is a big thumbs up if you need one of the best air purifiers out there, I highly recommend it.