Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works seamlessly! As advertised. Heat and cooling is a great feature.

The purifier is very powerful and the heat / cooling works well too

Does a decent job moving air around, though at high at a high decibel from fan setting 5 and up. It’s of course way too expensive for what it does but I always wanted a Dyson and it’s more attractive than other options I was considering.

Helped a lot with my allergies! Noticed im getting more sleep with my air purifier.

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I need to use it a bit more to give a more complete answer, but just in the few times that I ran it, I thought it was powerful and did the job. I have yet to try to get the head to swivel.

A fine piece of equipment that delivers on its promises.

I had an older one and figured it’s been a while let me try this new model out. This has a carbon filter and is a fully sealed system which keeps everything inside the system. It also works as a fan which is great as well. Also helps with heating up the place when it’s cold and you don’t necessarily want to turn on the heat. You can also connect it to WiFi to see all the data on your phone as well. Tells you stuff like the temperature, what pollutants is being filtered and so forth. You can also see the percentage of what’s left of the filter so you can change it. You can also control it through the app as well which it nice. Though it also comes with a remote which is nice to have as well so you don’t need to use your phone only. It also takes like around 97% of orders as well and neutralizes them as well which is nice if you smoke or have pets or cook a lot of food. The thing spins 350° which is basically a full circle which means it can cover basically the whole room as well which is good for small rooms

I've been looking for a replacement for an aging space heater and found the Dyson Purifier. I was intrigued by it's ability to cool as well as heat and by the HEPA filtration. We live in an area that gets COLD in the winter and need a capable, rotating heater. Since everything stays closed up in the winter months the air can get kind of stale so adding some filtration was a plus for me. The added bonus is having filtration and cooling in the summer during forest fire season! Even with all of our windows closed the smoke still seeps in and can be a little tough on your breathing, so, filtration sounds like the answer to that issue as well! The unit is thoughtfully built, solid and heavy in its construction, and sports a variety of functions and methods for controlling its operation. It is packed very securely in what appears to be recycled materials and is easy to set up. There is an abundance of tape and protective plastic surrounding the device so make certain that you get it all located and removed. The in-box "Getting Started" instructions are spartan at best! Everything you need is in the box and I had it up and running in about 20 minutes! The only controls on the unit are a small color display and a power button. Initial pairing is done with Bluetooth but then switches to your WiFi after that. A remote control is included and mirrors most of what you can do with the app. You can also use the voice assistant of choice to control the device but I chose to pass on that. The magic is in the app. I was extremely pleased with the smooth downloading, installation, and overall fit-and-finish of the app. It is comprehensive and easy to use. It also provides full featured reporting of air quality parameters in real-time which I found to be fascinating! The unit can rotate over 300 degrees and can tilt back about 10 degrees so placement is very flexible. It moves an impressive amount of air and the internal heating is provided via ceramic plates so it is almost instantaneous. When Dyson says it provides cooling they are referring to the fact that you can run it as a fan-only with the heat turned off. There is NO active cooling capability. The Purifier is a solid product with good performance and advanced air quality monitoring. The airflow is impressive and the "bladeless" delivery system that Dyson is famous for is a novelty. There are a number of thoughtful features including a "night mode" which dims the display and limits the noise level, a timer and a magnetic attachment point for storing the remote. A few issues to be aware of is that the unit is pretty large and a tad heavy. It also has a premium price and replacement HEPA filters are a bit costly too. Also, the fan noise is a bit excessive when running full-out. Overall the Dyson Purifier is a premium product with an impressive feature set and a quality feel. It absolutely should make your short list!

I got this Dyson Purifier a few weeks ago. Seemed like it would be an upgrade from our prior floor standing fan. It sure is! No exposed rotating fan blades like traditional per the Dyson magic ultrasonic air mover systems. Decent design too. Pretty much plug and play right out of the box. Setup first with the included little remote (which nicely magnetically attaches to the top of the unit when not is use to help prevent using it). Remote is IR, so you do need to aim it pretty much at the little display on the front of the air purifier. Easy to set temps or manually adjust speed, oscillation, and go from cool or warm air. App setup was easy as well, but note you can’t activate the heat from the app (maybe a safety thing so they force you to use the little white IR remote). Cranking the “fan” speed up to the max of 10 blows the air pretty well. I look forward to also using this in the winter time since I’ve only tested the heat to check it out. But I’d expect it works as well as the cool air during the summer at the moment. No complaints at all. Recommended if you are in the market for a nice multi-functional “fan”. I hope it lasts for many years!

I’ve got a couple of other air purifiers that I bought during a renovation to help keep the dusty air a little cleaner. After the renovation, they help with the cat hair, pollen and other allergens. Compared to these not cheap, but just air filters, the Dyson wins hands down. First, the fan; I love me some air movement to keep cool and just stir things up in a couple spaces in the house that don’t have great airflow. I do also use small fans as white noise machines- the Dyson is so quiet that it’s almost not useful for this. Second, the heated fan; granted, since it’s the middle of summer, my testing of this function was minimal, but I can already envision its usefulness on chilly days when I’m trying to keep from turning up the HVAC thermostat another degree or two. Third, unlike my other air purifiers, the charcoal filter actually makes some difference when it comes to reducing odors. Why 4 vs 5 stars? 1) it’s just plain pricey (& so are the replacement filters) 2) I’m not using the Bluetooth connectedness and am not, generally, an IOT fan- I’d actually prefer the option to turn of the BT entirely

While I admittedly am a fan of Dyson and their products in general, I am still able to provide fair and balanced feedback when necessary, and unfortunately this Dyson - Purifier Hot+Cool HP1 falls just short of perfect. This is the second one of these I have acquired. The first one I purchased 5+ years ago (same model minus the HP1) and it is still going strong and I am still regularly replacing the filters. It turns on and off as expected when the room reaches the appropriate temperature and/or when the air has been purified. This new HP1 model seems to be hit or miss when it comes to turning off the heating element after the room reaches the appropriate temperature. I will set it to 70 degrees and even when the inside temperature is 71 or 72, the heat is still blowing out of the unit. This seems to happen about 50% of the time. The rest of the time it works as expected. The air purifying part works exactly as expected and, if possible, I would have given this five stars but obviously cannot. I would still recommend as it heats a very large area and can cool a large area as well. Ideal for when other small units don't have enough power to get the job done.

I am generally a fan of Dyson products. I have vacuums, other air purifiers in their line, and even some styling products from them so I feel pretty confident in the name. Let me just say I really want to like the Purifier Hot+Cool HP1, but am struggling. It isn't one of the biggest units in their lineup and I placed it my bedroom as a temporary replacement for a large Blueair unit I have. It comes with a remote and has an app too. It can heat and 'cool' a room, as well as, air purification through a HEPA filter. I have cooling in quotes because it does not actively cool through any kind of air condition or refrigeration process. The act of moving the room temp air feels cooler. It checks the right boxes so what's the problem? Well, the noise... and I don't mean fan noise. Air swooshing through the unit would be fine (and expected). No, after you get it to about 1/3rd fan speed you can hear something in the fan making a high pitch whining sound. I had a previous unit a couple years back that did this and I had really hoped this would have been sorted out as many people have complained about it, but alas, this unit whines. It isn't super loud, but once you hear it you can't unhear it. It doesn't bother my spouse, but drives me up the wall. So, it might be a non-issue for you and you would have an otherwise great fan/purifier for a medium size room. For me, I pulled the unit out of my bedroom and placed it in my family room for now. The ambient noise in the room masks my issues with it and it helps to clean up the air, as well as, keep the air moving. It is a nice fan and wish it could replace my Blueair unit, but this attempt did not meet muster. If I can't sleep with it then it needs to go elsewhere. Your mileage may vary and you may get a unit that doesn't even exhibit the issue, but mine did.

At start up the heater can pull over 2000w! Enough to trip a breaker if you have anything else on the circuit. It sits at 2000+w for a few seconds then tapers off at just over 1300w. I didn't allow it to get to temp because it's too hot to mess with it for summertime, but holy smokes, you don't have any kind of control over the wattage like you do with just about any cheap heater. I run my space heaters around 700-900W to allow other devices on the same circuit to have power. You're not sharing much if you use this heater so forget running a gaming PC on the same circuit. Fan...not really great either. It's on the other extreme when it comes to power usage with the fan only. It pulled only 10w on full speed! You can run this for a full day on a portable battery if needed, but at 10w it's also not pushing a lot of air. My tower fan pulls 25w on low and pushes enough air to feel across the whole room. The dyson barely puts a light breeze 10' away but at full speed you can hear it all the way across the room, down the hall, and in the other room. So, for a fan during a power outage this unit is superb. As a heater - terrible. General use fan, meh.