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A stylish fan and purifier with an excellent app, but as a purifier it cleans about like a $99 model while costing several times more, and filters are expensive.
Top complaints
- Weak purifier for the price
HouseFresh says it matches a $99 purifier's cleaning power, taking 62 minutes to clear its test room versus 54 for the Levoit Core 300, at a $649.99 list price. Wirecutter says none of the Dyson fan-purifiers it tested measured up well.
Source: HouseFresh review, Wirecutter - Expensive filters, little carbon
HouseFresh says genuine filters cost $79.99 a year and contain little carbon, so strong odors may be hard to remove, and replacements create plastic and rubber waste.
Source: HouseFresh review - Fan doesn't improve purification
Wirecutter could not conclude that Dyson's fan function distributes filtered air better than a regular purifier.
Source: Wirecutter
What owners love
- Best-in-class app
HouseFresh calls the MyDyson app the best it has used for air-quality appliances, and auto mode reacted quickly.
Source: HouseFresh review - Real fan, low noise for its output
HouseFresh measured more than three times the fan output of the Blueair Pure Fan Auto, with low noise for that output, plus 350° oscillation.
Source: HouseFresh review - Sealed H13 filter, 2-year warranty
HouseFresh notes the HEPA H13 filter with a published lab certificate and a 2-year warranty.
Source: HouseFresh review
- You mainly want clean air per dollar
- You need to clean a large room
- You want cheap filters
- Wanting a cooling fan and purifier in one
- Polished app and auto mode
- Design-focused rooms
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What experts say
- HouseFresh: The best fan-and-purifier combo on the market, but disappointing as a purifier alone for the price.
- Wirecutter (NYT): Dismissed: none of the Dyson combination fan-purifiers it has tested measured up well.