Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ive been a fan of all the Dyson products that I have used. My wand vacuum made by Dyson is truly my favorite experience for floor cleaning. Dyson to me does mean innovation. I've been interested in their air quality products for some time. Purification has been secondary to air flow and conditioning as I've been using other brands for purification so far. Since this promised purification with a good amount of flow I decided this would be worth a try. Overall, I'm very pleased. On auto it doesn't need to blow hard, but manually turning up the fan goves me that flow. The display on the center of the head is small but clear and colorful which helps to clarify what you're looking at. It even shows an animated graphic for getting to the filter to replace. Speaking of filters, I haven't had it long enough to know what the replacement cost of the filters are, but i habe usually taken the approach that air quality is worth a premium if it is a true improvement. My initial power up included the purifier analyzing the air to determine what it was facing. I was relieved to see for the most part i had pretty clean air. One thing this does that i have not had before is removing formaldehyde. Again it didn't detect this but I like that I have that for the future. There is a small remote with this unit, so you can adjust the fan speed from bed, for example. That is a nice feature. The one thing that I took a star for on this otherwise solid purifier has to do with the size. This is subjective, but this thing is huge. It is nice looking, modern I would say for that particular style, but it is not ideal for small spaces. I have a pretty small bedroom at the moment and this thing sits like a monolith in the corner. This has adantages, as surface area is key to filtering, but be prepared for housing this substantial purifier.

Worked for 5 minutes then got an error code and the machine broke. Tried restarting multiple time, didn't work, still getting the same error msg. Ended up returning it. The quality control is lacking.

This thing is pretty big and it's round so it kind of just sits somewhere. Hard to fit into the room decor. It doesn't look terrible and it also has wheels so it doesn't tend to get in the way in my experience. It's just big. And if you're buying online, while the product is large, holy wow is the box gigantic. If you have kids, you now have the added bonus of a new box fort for a while if you can find room somewhere in your house for it. Setup was a breeze. The product comes in two pieces. The base and the top. The top just locks onto the base in only 1 orientation so you might have to rotate it a bit before it snaps into place. After that, just plug it in and you're off to the races. Usage is pretty simple. The remote has all the functions like auto mode (so it cranks up the fans depending on how dirty the air is) or you can manually set a fan speed from 1-10. You can also "tilt" the output air from the top to 3 preset angles. It doesn't actually tilt the top at all, just the direction the air will flow out of it. You can have it perpendicular to the base like a normal fan. It defaults to basically the angle you see the top pointing at. Then you can also set it to shoot straight up into the air. This is pretty nice to help airflow. Combined with the wheels, it makes it easy to move the air flow around as you like. The air cleaning seems to work well. Luckily, the day after hooking this thing up, I preheated our oven that had some very burnable food scraps left over inside and the oven started pouring out smoke. The sensors picked up the air quality and started kicking into high gear. It took a while to get back to a fully clear air quality, but it did get there. There was a LOT of smoke, though. The filter is easy to change. It's a HUGE round filter that takes air in through the entire base. Compared to over air purifiers I've used that take air in on one side of the unit, I like that a lot. The air intake combined with the wheels that let you move this around easily in the room you have it makes it really convenient to control. I don't know if the convenience is worth the price, but it does FEEL like a lot nicer air purifier than the other ones we have. I'll leave it up to you whether that's worth it to you.

It seems like most people are experiencing issues with the purifiers breeze mode making a creaking noise. I would avoid purchase until Dyson makes a statement noting that theyre aware of the issue and are resolving it. Mine also has this issue: it sounds like a cd player that got stuck changing discs when on breeze mode. Considering this is roughly 999$ without tax i would hold off or look for a more reliable alternative. If it werent for this issue this would have been a good (not great) purifier. Also reminder that this is NOT a fan.