20 Best Fan Air Purifier Combo (2023 Updated)

This Honeywell Compact AirGenius 4 Air Purifier HFD280B came busted up right out of the box from Target! This was an in-store purchase. I noticed a tear in the cardboard box but didn’t think anything of it because usually things are over packed with cardboard/airpillows/airbubbles, and is usually not an issue.

Apparently it was an issue with this item, so when I unboxed it I noticed the back of it is already cracked. I am not pleased spending that much money on something for it to look this way. Also, there is an unpleasant plastic smell that emits from it.

The plastic smell isn’t as bad as the strong plastic smell that came from the Honeywell HFD230BTG QuietClean Air Purifier Tower I purchased at the same time (will be returning that tower for sure). Yet with the cosmetic defect and the plastic smell, I am probably going to keep this one because I at least need to have something here purifying some of the air while I search for more air purifiers.

Keeping just this one air purifier will not be enough to battle fall allergies throughout the house. I figure the plastic smell on this smaller air purifier might dissipate within a few days??? On a side note: I spent way too much time in that isle because the descriptions on the boxes of different brands, as well as between the same brands were not laid out in a way that made the information even slightly comparable.

It would be nice if Target would display the clean air delivery rate, or CADR rating in large print. Also, not having price tags behind advertisements and placing items with the corresponding price tag would be helpful.

I don’t like having to scan items with my phone via the Target App while I’m shopping in the store, especially with my six-year-old (who cleverly bargained extra time out of me to look in the toy isles since I made them camp out in the Air Purifier isle for what they described as “days”).

This is a joke. It has to be a joke. I have had this almost 2 months and the filter stops NOTHING. The blades of the fans, which are on the “cleaned” side of the filter are covered in dust. The front grill, which is on the “cleaned air” side of the filter and fans should be clean, right? Nope.

It is dusty. So, all this $200 fan is doing is stirring up dust. There is no “ozone” smell others have commented on, nor is there any noticible difference in the air quality that regular sweeping/vaccuming, dusting won’t do.

I bought it for allergy seasons, such as Spring and Autumn. This is a huge waste of money and electricity. Too bad, I can’t return it. I threw away the box. I have boxes in my storage unit for every thing I have purchased over the last 10 years, but decided to just put this “filter” box in the recycling bin.

Stupid. Stupid. Stupid.

This is a a nice air cleaner. A bit more than I wanted to spend but it’s worth it. Because of the cool air it blows out, I can keep my a/c at a higher temp. Between it and my ceiling fan, it keeps my electric bill down.

The only drawback is that it has stopped working. I followed all troubleshooting instructions in the manual as well as watched numerous videos on YouTube to find out what happened. I push the ON button, it runs for no more than 15 minutes and stops.

I reset the filter button but it doesn’t help it. I called the customer service number which is not a Honeywell company and after telling her the problem, she said the motor has burned out. There’s a 5 year manufacturer’s warranty so being I purchased it in 2019, the company is sending me a new one.

Unfortunately they’re on back order so I have to call in 2 weeks to see if any have come in. After reading the comments on Amazon, it appears I’m not the only one with the problem. Therefore, keep your receipt because you may need it.

Would I recommend it? Yes. I’m hoping I just happened to get one with issues and the replacement lasts a bit longer. If it doesn’t, I hope it dies within 5 years. :-D.

I waited before writing this review to see if the product was good as the others reviews stated. And yes it is. Is so easy to maintain, not like others humidifier I had before, you won’t see any mold growing in the water thank.

Another plus is, even though you don’t see the steam coming out the equipment, you will feel the air in the room getting fresher and cooler. The best part for me is after more than a month of daily usage the room doesn’t smell moldy like the one I had before.

The front panel shows the quality of the air, I can’t tell is true but is good to see the change of light (green/yellow/red) and the number showing how humid is the air. The access to the filters is also very easy.

I am happy with this purchase.

These are great, very effective air cleaner/humidifier units. The reservoir is a little small, I have to refill most nights, which is a chore with three of them in our house. The unit also lacks the ability to set a desired humidity.

It’s either on high, med, or low, or off. It can’t reach 55% humidity and turn off. I’d think for this price it should have that. They run very quietly. The filters vacuum clean very easily, and only need to be changed every few years.

All in all they’re good, and priced well.

I love this machine! I searched for what seemed like an eternity for an air purifier but couldn’t find one I liked, and I was also looking for a humidifier. We use this one is our large master bedroom and have been running it nonstop for a couple of months now.

The first day after using it my husband commented he couldn’t smell that lingering dog smell anymore so that was a great sign. You can turn the lights off so you don’t get a glare at night, and the beep that lets you know it’s out of water.

Instead there is a little light that will flash red when it’s out of water. It will keep purifying the air if it runs out of water which is nice. I use the ionizer option generally during the day when the bedroom door is left open.

I did have to read through the directions on cleaning the filters when you get the notification that they need cleaned as it’s a multi-filter machine, but it’s pretty easy to do really. We have hard water and it does build up inside but if you follow the directions, it cleans easily enough.

I haven’t checked yet on replacement prices for the filters but we did buy the extended warranty. The only real downside is filling the tank. It’s not the smallest one I’ve used, but it’s not large and depending on how dry your air is, you may need to fill it twice a day.

There have been many times though that it has lasted 2 or 3 days. The tank pulls out very easily and it’s easy to put back, however, as is often the case, it’s slippery because the outside is smooth plastic to match the rest of the purifier design, and you have to hold it upright while you fill it because it does not have a flat bottom.

I’m usually the one to fill it up; I believe my husband would have a difficult time holding on to it and filling it because of his RA. It’s not much of an issue, but it might be something some people would need to work around somehow (maybe by adding grip tape to the sides).

So far it’s far exceeded my expectations and is far superior to others I’ve been looking at or could find.

I have to say I am a huge fan of the Dyson Product line until I purchased my new Dyson Pure Cool™ TP01 purifying fan (Black/Nickel). I have to say this is beyond a disappointment, I bought this for my home office and was expecting so much more.

The power of this fan is not good at all it has a very poor airflow, but what is even worse is the remote, you must press the buttons several times to get it to turn on, oscillate, increase, or decrease air flow and so on.

You literally must bend down to get it to work, I am sorry I nor anyone should not have to do this to get to fan to work, I have also rested with new battery and still the same. Also, from an Aesthetic point of view in the Marketing images of the Black/Nickel they show the tower to be a bright, shiny Nickel, I can tell you it is not at all, very deceptive! I currently own the following Dyson products, Dyson V11 Torque Drive (Black), Dyson Airwrap™ styler Complete Nickel/Fuchsia, Dyson V7 Absolute (Black), Dyson Pure Hot+Cool™ HP04 purifying heater + fan (White/Silver), Dyson V11 Torque Drive (Blue), Dyson Corrale™ straightener Black Nickel/Fuchsia, Dyson Pure Hot + Cool Cryptomic (White/Gold), Dyson Supersonic™ hair dryer, Dyson Pure Cool™ TP04 purifying fan (Iron/Blue).

As you can see, I have a full line of Dyson products and I truly believe in them, the quality has always been superior, unfortunately this product should have been shelved a long time ago. I expect so much more from Dyson, and I hope they make this right.

I have mixed feelings with this machine. I bought 2 of them one directly from Dyson (as I do with most of my Dyson products, 3 out of the 8 were bought at retail stores). Customer service is less than stellar these days, difficult to contact them, and I’m not too sure their records are accurate.

I bought these a day apart with the Best Buy unit arriving the day before the Dyson bought one. I had difficulty registering my Best Buy purifier with Dyson for warranty. Then after a months worth of use the fault code for a filter needing to be replaced appeared on the unit that came directly from Dyson.

I couldn’t find out what code F6 was for, I looked in the manual, Dyson’s website, tried searching it (as usual more crap came up in searches than actually what I was looking for). After calling Dyson customer service is the only time I could find out what it meant.

So after a months worth of use they are going to send me a new filter! I was told it probably was a defective filter, as they should last up to 2 years. Well I can believe maybe 6 months to a year but we shall see.

As a whole I do like them, they move quite a bit of air with very little noise, even on the highest speed setting it’s not loud like a regular fan would be. The air in the rooms we have these seems to be fresher than previously without them.

We’ll see what long term results for these are, but as of right now there is no 5th star as my other Dyson products.

These fans are great for a few weeks or months (if you’re lucky). They do a great job a cooling a small to medium sized room and cleaning the air. The biggest issue with these fans are that they start to develop a high pitched buzzing noise that is enough to drive you insane.

I bought this for my bedroom to put on while I sleep to keep the air clean and keep the room cooler (we are hot sleepers) but can no longer use it because of the high pitched noise. I actually made a warranty claim and received a new unit.

Unfortunately after only about 2 weeks the new unit started to make the high pitched noise as well. This could be a great product but the high pitched noise makes it unusable if you are in the room while it’s operating.

I can no longer submit a warranty claim so I am stuck with an expensive paperweight. Also, I have both the cool and hot/cool models and both developed the high pitched noise. I did receive replacements for both only to encounter the same issues.

This high pitched noise is definitely a design issue on both the HP and TP models since I’ve encountered it on 4 different units.

I have 2 of these in my small bedroom, and 5 more of these throughout my small one-bedroom apartment. These have worked perfectly to help filter out pathogens like viruses, dust, and germs. I breathe a lot better, too.

Because I have so many in my small apartment, I turn off the Plasmawave feature for most, so as not to create too much ozone in my apartment. I typically have these running all the time, with 3 out of 4 on the fan level.

I follow the instructions on how to clean the prefilter and carbon filter. I replace the filters about once every 6 to 9 months, especially after a brutal wildfire season. I have these going at full blast whenever I have any visitors in my apartment, or whenever I’m doing a lot of in-and-out of my apartment for tasks such as getting packages from the mailroom and retrieving door deliveries.

So far, these have kept me virus-free for the past few years. (I must also say that I mask everywhere I go, I allow fresh air inside when others enter my apartment, and I require mask wearing for anyone who enters my apartment, which are layered approaches to helping me reduce viral risk, in addition to using the air purifiers.

I’m disabled, so I spend most of my time home alone, too. But I feel more secure with having these air purifiers aid in keeping my air clean. ) Also, I still have to dust and clean the baseboards, but not as frequently.

The replacement filters are less expensive than some other air purifiers I’ve had in the past. And the design of these blends in with most decorations. To keep them mobile on hard flooring, I’ve purchased 16″ rolling plant stands to place 5 out of my 7 air purifiers on, so that I can easily sweep and mop around them, while keeping them slightly off the ground.

My 2 bedroom purifiers sit directly on the carpeting, one that purifies the bedroom area, and the other that faces the door to my walk-in closet, for added coverage. I would highly recommend these purifiers! I’ve had most of mine for about 2 years now, and they work great!.

Seems like it’s working, mostly. I’ve been using it for several weeks and do not use the ion technology. What’s good: I like that you have to option to NOT use the ion technology. There are some brands that don’t have it at all and some that have it but you can’t turn it off.

The filter types and quality are good on this model, there is a washable carbon filter that extends the life of the filter and the required filter changes happen less often than some other brands and need to.

Some need to be changed every 3 months. Although these filters are a little pricy, they not as expensive as many others, and not changed as often so I opted to go with this Winix. My allergies are better-not 100% but I do leave the window open a bit.

It’s quiet. I can say it’s gotten a bit louder in the last few weeks but still quiet and doesn’t disturb my sleep at all. It detects/goes red if I spray alcohol or lysol even in the next room with the door closed.

The not so good: I’ve used ammonia and bleach near it and it didn’t detect it at all. I’ve put it near the kitchen while cooking and sometimes it detects things and sometimes it doesn’t and some odors can linger longer than I thought they should (onions) but the odors do seem to go away.

Since this is my first air purifier, I don’t have anything to compare it to but I can say that it does help, but it’s not as dramatic a change as I thought it would be.

This appears to be cutting edge when it comes to air purifiers. I bought it because I like the fact they had a washable carbon filter. I was disappointed it didn’t come in anything but black but I’ll survive it.

However it is so much complicated being a smart device and I have yet to figure out how to make it become part of my smart network of many devices, which may be part of the problem I have over 20 devices in my smart Network.

. It operates sufficiently, I guess, and anything that would be relevant. I’ve yet to notice anything that’s significantly wonderful and nothing that is a problem. I like the size, and again I can’t impress is very quiet and I like that.

And it does look pretty sleek and design if someone’s into that. But I recommend it – probably. It definitely appears to have far more bells and whistle’s. The color is black I would rather had something else Although it is growing on me.

And I wish I could get on the smart network. UPDATE this thing has never stayed on and keeps shutting itself off. It’s too late to request a replacement so I’m taking a pretty big ‘hit’ to my wallet on this one.

If you are buying an air purifier you probably already know all about how poor air quality increases your risk of mortality if (when) you get COVID. And every scientific journal study confirms that air filters reduce transmission risks in indoor settings.

I had further reasons to get one of these units: I am spitting distance from two congested highways. This will decrease the toxic particulates I and my dogs inhale (one of them has a chronic cough of indeterminate origin).

I chose Homedics because their prices aren’t too bad and the build quality is usually pretty decent (given the overall poor quality control of modern manufacturing. PLUSES: ⚫ Fairly reasonable price for a purifier rated for 343-square feet.

(The marketing states confusingly that it will changes the air in a 1,555 sq. ft. room every hour, so perhaps you’d only need one for single-level living). ⚫ It’s lightweight. Although I will mostly use it in a large upstairs bedroom, it’s easy to carry down to the living room / kitchen area and reduce the dog smells.

⚫ Quiet (not that I hear anything but traffic noise). ⚫ Lots of devoted buttons for the various functions. This was super-important to me. I hate devices where the controls cycle, depending on how many times you press a button, or ask you to press buttons in combination (this one does make you do the latter for some tasks but only for seldom used features).

Anyhow, no need to chain the manual to the machine to turn it on. ⚫ Fairly energy efficient — even in my Eastern state where kilowatts cost way above national average, an 18-watt purifier won’t break the bank, even used around the clock.

MINUSES: ⚫ The filters aren’t washable and Homedics overcharges for them. They say to replace it once a year but that estimate is based on the number of hours you use it. Third-party filters cost approximately half, which is more manageable but still overpriced.

I intend to clean them regularly with a shop vacuum, but if you have an air compressor it’s even better to use that, blowing from the dirty side outwards. I’ll also see what happens if I wipe gently with a slightly damp eraser sponge (the filter paper is fused and you don’t want to move the fiber around).

There are Youtube videos instructing you on how to carefully wash non-washable HEPA filters –but you are bound to lose efficiency in terms of the size of particles it blocks. (Still, why not wash them for spares, in case you run out before you re-order? They’ll work better than nothing).

And maybe down the road Homedics will sell filters you can wash. ⚫ The UV-C light that kills germs needs to be replaced periodically and Homedics has been out of stock on this item for a year. I saw reasonably priced third-party replacements on Amazon and eBay that fit the AP-T40 model ($15 to $18 for two) which I believe will fit the AP-T40FL (but cannot verify).

Homedic’s customer service should at least up its game — I get that everybody has supply chain issues but at least provide your customers guidance on which generic bulbs might be compatible. It is one thing to run out of parts for older models — quite another for brand new units that are still rolling off the assembly line.

Overall, though, I love this device. It isn’t crazy expensive and it’s one of the few ways you can improve your health that requires absolutely no personal effort. You only have to breathe.

Purchased this unit in April 2021. Shortly after using I noticed it was making a high pitched whistling noise. The noise became more distinct and annoying over the next couple of months. To the point where I need to turn the machine off because it is bothering me and my clients.

(I use this unit in the waiting room at my office. ) After trying the troubleshooting steps I found online, which tells me this is a common issue, the unit is still making the noise. Contacted Dyson to inform and they basically made me jump through hoops.

Provided them with the serial number, then they wanted me to send a copy of the receipt, etc. Seven emails later they then asked “I’m not sure what you want us to do?”, Then they sent me an email with the troubleshooting step that I had already tried.

Extremely poor and disappointing customer service! It’s not the money Dyson, IT’S THE $650!!!.

This thing is great and all, aside from the ear piercing hissing/whistling sound, which has no rhyme or reason as to when it happens. Something with the impeller is a failed design. Somewhere in the air circuits it begins to resonate, creating a wheezing sound.

For the price, you would think expect much higher quality on internal parts. The noise changes with the speed of the motor, so it’s either directly isolated to the motor, or an air circuit is congested.

Meanwhile, my $64 No name air purifier has been running non-stop for about 8 months (except for filter changes), and makes no noise. On the other hand, the Dyson runs for an hour a day and starts hissing after 2-5 minutes.

Unbelievable.

They have designed this well. I have owned several Dyson devices and this one, in particular, is better than any prior Dyson fan I have owned. To give you an idea of the quality delivered by this device I would have to provide metrics as I am an engineer who does similar design.

But to keep it in the realm of understanding for anyone who reads this know that I have been in one of the worst areas for air quality for over 2 years (California Valley surrounded by wildfires), and the first night I turned this unit on, instead of the one that was best rated from amazon, I slept without any coughing, sneezing, and difficulty breathing.

again I am in California and surrounded by wildfires. This device has helped my wife and I so much I hope that the design engineers reading this comment know how much they have helped and I hope that anyone else reading this does not take some Youtuber with an anemometer seriously as yes this will deliver 171 fpm compared to the AM07 which measures 311 fpm at 10 ft but forced convection is not everything and you should really consider how much insulation you surround yourself with at night.

Dyson could drop the price of this as I am sure they are still covering the development costs. However, you get what you pay for and I would not settle for less than what I think I deserve.

Recently took advantage of a promotion and purchased the BreatheSmart FIT50 as our second Alen air purifier. We’ve had a BreatheSmart FLEX for five years and it’s been running pretty much non-stop since we took it out of the box and plugged it in.

We bought the FLEX to replace another (expensive, highly rated) purifier that crapped out on us after only a couple of years. Love the look and feel of the Alens. The filters, though expensive, are high quality and worth the cost; plus, the options are great (though we exclusively use the Silver-Carbon filter).

The FLEX is so quiet on low that I often forget it’s on. The BreatheSmart FIT50 is a beast. It has a sizeable footprint but lots of style. We’re using it in our main living space, and can tell a difference in air quality as soon as it’s turned on.

Like the FLEX, it’s loud on full blast, but it only ever needs to be turned up to quickly refresh the entire room. Unlike the FLEX, it has an auto option, a sensor, and an ionizer. The extra features are nice, but what’s best is its coverage and the quality of construction.

Solid, sturdy, and with such excellent replaceable filters, I’m sure it will out last most (if not all) of our other small appliances.

I am so happy I purchased my Alen air purifier! I live in a condo four-plex and one of the units has a 2 pack a day smoker. The smoke started to infiltrate my unit, so I was desperate to find a way to combat the nasty smell.

I discovered the attic space is semi-open above our 4 units, so we share the air above. Our condos were built before codes that require firewalls to totally separate each unit. I hired a contractor to wall off my attic space from the other units.

During the construction phase, the Alen air purifier did a remarkable job removing the smoky smell. I could not have survived this ordeal without my air purifier.

This is by far the best investment I’ve ever made! Although I felt the model I wanted to purchase was pricey I have zero regrets. This has literally changed my life. I have asthma and rescued a dog three years ago.

I soon realized I was allergic to his dander and was not able to re-home him so I ended up having to use my inhaler four to five times a day while at home. But not anymore! I may use it just once – right before bed if needed.

Honestly, I cannot believe the difference of the air quality in my home. It’s a miracle to me! I highly recommend an Alen air purifier to anyone with allergies – it’s a life changer.

I think this air purifier does a good job at circulating and filtering the air. I live in a duplex that is almost 100 years old, and it can get pretty stuffy in here. This purifier does help. However, it is very loud on any setting other than the lowest.

In order for it to be effective for my living room, it needs to be set on level 2 at least. Unfortunately, even that setting is incredibly loud. Forget about ever using it on the highest setting. I’m a little disappointed, as I hoped at this price point it would be a little quieter.

I am fine with white noise, but this is definitely beyond that. It’s at least as loud as an old box fan.

Absolutely one of the best products I have at home. The Levoit True HEPA Air Purifier is such a welcome sight. I put it in our bedroom the first ight and put, set it to the 2nd fan and the air felt so clean, next day I put it in the living room.

It does not take up much space and is not a sight for sore eyes. In the living room I put it on the 3rd fan setting, it’s a little louder than the first two settings, but not excessively annoying. It definitely helped with the smell of food, cooking and when we ordered in.

The air was definitely cleaner and less odor. I love how easy it was to setup, pull it out of the box, open the filter compartment and remove plastic, place filter back and turn on your new Levoit True HEPA Air Purifier! My new air purifier is such a huge help now, my daughter suffers from slight allergies and I noticed a difference with her.

I will definitely be buying another one for her room.

I got this as an additional air purifier to a larger model I already have. It probably would work best for smaller rooms. Also on power settings 1 and 2 the unit is whisper quiet, and appears to be not moving much air.

Power level 3 however is very powerful, but is also extremely loud, which makes it difficult to have in the room next to a television.

I have had this fan for a week now and everything they have said about it is accurate. My home office is warmer than the rest of the house so I had to purchase a fan to draw the cool air from the hallway in the room.

I didn’t want a traditional fan to blow things around so we invested in the Dyson. So glad we did, I love it. You can feel the air blow but not to the extent that it will move my stuff. Of course it doesn’t cool because it’s not an air conditioner but it will help circulate the air and that is what I needed.

We like how it will tell us how the current air quality is in the room. “Siri” can turn the fan off and on via our iPhones. It seems to take a minute for the fan to react via Bluetooth but it does work just fine.

There is a faster response time with the connect to the Apple Homepod mini. I will be installing the Homepod mini today for the fan and the ceiling light connection. I wanted the Air Purifier to help with allergies and that seems to be working great as well.

I have no complaints about the Dyson Pure Cool Link TP02. We purchase the white and silver to match my decor in the office. I know it is a lot of money but Dyson never disappoints and our home has several product from this company from a fan to blow dryer to hair straighter.

I would also like to address the issue that some people the fan is loud. It is not loud but it will depend on what setting you have it on. I have it on 10 in the office and it doesn’t bother me. You can hear it but if I had it in my bedroom it would be soothing at night for me to listen to and I am considering of another fan for my bedroom.

A box fan is way louder than the Dyson. So far I do not see a Con or downside to this fan.

Fan was great for the first 4 days Used in bedroom to replace a standard fan. We have used fans for about 25 years in our bedroom as we prefer air circulation and the white noise also helps. Perfect breeze on speed 4 and a very steady sound which was lower that our previous fans.

However, night 4 we were awoken by a high pitched oscillating squeal. It gradually got louder over a few minutes then gradually faded away. Went back to sleep, all was well. Night 5 was another matter.

Within 30 minutes of going to bed, the same high pitched oscillating squeal started again. Rising to its crescendo then fading away. This would repeat every 10 minutes or so. After turning the fan off and on, changing speed, praying to James Dyson himself ! Nothing worked.

It always came back. At 1am, we gave up, removed the fan and put our old £25 Honywell back in its place and went to sleep. The following day I performed a little ‘google’ to see it this is something known about.

Boy, was I shocked! Yes, this has been known about for over 3 years ! Plenty of comments and videos demonstrating the exact squeal we had. Conclusion is it happens sooner or later. Only fix is replacement until your warranty expires.

So, back it goes for a refund. Now I have to find another fan as good as this should have been. Dyson need to stop the rot as they are rapidly getting a reputation for unreliability ! Reputations are hard won but easily lost !.

It has been a little over a month since purchasing this item, and it has been pretty nice! It was an easy item to put together. The remote is a great feature, but I’ve hooked it up through my Alexa app which is even more convenient.

The Dyson app that you can download is also really nice. You can control your fan from anywhere, which again is really awesome. Being able to check the air quality is also cool! Really the only thing that I don’t like about this fan is that it can be pretty loud above the 6th setting.

Though there is a night mode that activates all of the fan’s quietest settings and dims the display brightness. Personally, the settings are too low for me in night mode, so I don’t really use it at night.

But a cool feature nonetheless.

I like many things about this fan. It is programmable. It cools my bedroom and cleans the air. The breeze and gentle sound help me stay asleep. When it stops in the morning, it wakes me up so no need for an alarm clock.

(Except when I need to get up early and want extra insurance. ) I deducted a star for frustrations with programming. I can no longer select “night mode” (which makes all the lights very dim, barely on at all) for a program.

It’s grayed out and cannot be selected. This was not always the case. It started maybe a year ago. I can at least choose night mode once it’s on, but I shouldn’t have to do that on such an expensive fan.

which leads to the next problem: when I select night mode once the fan is on, the speed is automatically reduced to 4, so then I have to change the speed back to where it was (usually 10). Also unacceptable.

I find this so annoying I’m tempted to deduct two stars but will stick to one because I haven’t found any other fan that is as good as this one. Consider this a 3. 5 star review.

i bought this 2 years ago when it was on a great sale free gift card. after 2 yrs, i am finally just having to change the filter for the first time, & i have 3 cats, 2100 sq ft house, it sits in the living room on main floor.

i would not have bought full price given the price on this honestly but that’s dyson for ya. i have always wanted an air purifier because my house gets dusty very quickly somehow, i’d go around every other day, now once a week.

so when these went on such a good sale price, i grabbed one up instead of a cheaper model/brand and happy i did. do not think you think you Have to buy their $70 filters though. i bought an off brand one for $15 on the good old 2day ship site and it works great! i submitted an answer with link to it, but other wise look for dyson purifier filter model dp01.

lastly, this is an air purifier First then fan, so the 1 stars because it’s not ‘cooling enough’ as a fan, you bought a $400. fan?? no. why would you buy an expensive fan anyway? save for a/c in that case.

rent? get an a/c window unit.

Firstly have no qualms about buying a refurbished product from this Company. Looks and works as if brand new, but at nearly half price. Secondly, and more importantly does it clean the air. ? In a nutshell YES.

My husband suffers from asthma and usually coughs and is wheezy throughout the night, so this was bought specifically to go in the bedroom. I can honestly say that he has improved markedly since using this product and he (and I)!! get a much better nights sleep.

I set the machine in auto mode through the day, and then put into night mode when we go to bed. There is little to no noise in night mode and myself being a very light sleeper cannot hear it at all. In addition, despite some reviews re its lack of cool air flow from the fan element, I totally beg to differ.

I suffer from hot flushes, and combined with the recent hot weather, this has been a godsend. When on the higher mode settings the fan dispenses very cool/cold air, with the added benefit of being able to tilt the fan and also oscillate it so you can control exactly where you want the airflow directing.

It is of course a bit noisier on this setting, but not as much as an air conditioning unit would sound, and the noise is well worth the bonus of the benefit of being lovely and cool in the humid nights we have been having recently.

Another added bonus is it is obviously portable and can be therefore used in any room through the day, and in the bedroom on a night, if desired. It also looks great-a bit space age -and fits in with all modern decor.

However even if it was bright yellow with big pink dots on it, I would still buy it now knowing what a fantastic job it does! It is expensive, but well worth the money. Once again Dyson have come up trumps, and whilst there are other cheaper purifiers/fans on the market, I have no doubt that they will not be anything near as good as this one.

Over the last few years I have changed old appliances for Dyson ones, and I have been super impressed with each and every one, and would now never buy any other make. It really boils down to the old saying you get what you pay for but this Companys products are in a definite league of their own.

I am looking forward to the next new invention, whatever it may be, so get your thinking cap on Mr Dyson, and lets have another one of your time saving/super efficient products!! Oh by the way, if you hadnt gathered, I would HIGHLY recommend this purifier!!!.

I purchased a Dyson Pure Cool in December 2019. In general, I liked how the unit worked – it was quiet and seemed to do a decent job purifying the air in my living room. It also looks nice, it is sleek and has a nice design.

Unfortunately, the unit stopped working in February 2022 (after approximately 25 months, 1 month after the warranty ended) and started displaying an exclamation point. I tried all the troubleshooting tricks to no avail.

I called the Dyson support line to see if I could get the unit repaired but they kept trying to get me to ‘trade up’ for a new model because I was out of warranty. I found this frustrating because I spent a lot of money on this unit just over 2 years ago and now the only option I was given was to spend hundreds of dollars to replace the unit.

For the price (and environment), these units should last for more than 2 years and if they don’t there should be a way to fix it and not need to buy a whole new unit. I don’t know about other people buying these units but I expected Dyson to have better quality machines.

So, I guess if you are happy to buy a new unit every two years, this could be the machine for you. I definitely would not recommend this machine to anyone, and I won’t be buying any other Dyson products due to the poor quality and unhelpful customer service.

Wish I could give 0 stars. We bought the Dyson Hot+Cold+Pure in January for our baby’s room. Within a couple of weeks it broke every time we used the heat function. We called dyson to report the issue and we were told “there’s bigger problems in the world right now, you know there’s a pandemic going on?” as if I’m in the wrong for trying to provide heat for my newborn baby? But of course there’s no record of this conversation with Dyson.

We bought a new filter but it didn’t fix the issue. Tried calling dyson again and they hung up on us. We got nowhere with their horrible customer service team, and eventually gave in and bought a new one for our baby’s room.

We went for a refurbished one this time, and again, within 2 weeks it broke. It won’t work on the heat setting. Again. Called dyson since it’s still under warranty, but the customer service person said they can’t do anything until they have more in stock.

We finally got a “manager” on the phone who said they would send us a replacement for each device. She said she would send us a confirmation text and call back within 3 minutes. It sounded too good to be true and in fact it was.

We never got a text or a phone call or even a follow up email. We called the number back, got sent to a customer service person, and of course there is no record of this conversation either. Dyson has sent us 2 faulty products and refuses to do anything about it even though both of them are still under warranty.

Don’t buy anything from them. Don’t trust the company or their products.

This is an excellent purifier with a great filter. I noticed a huge difference in my allergies within 24 hours of purchase. I slept better and I woke up without congestion. There are a lot of people writing reviews that really don’t know what they’re talking about.

First of all, it’s not meant as an AC – this goes for their entire line of purifiers. All it takes is to read the name of the 500 dollar product you are purchasing – “Purifier, heater, and fan – iron/silver” – see? Not that hard.

Second, when you use the heating function – if the sensor detects that the room temperature is equivalent to your target temperature, then it will start blowing neutral, purified air without heating it.

If you want it to keep blowing out hot air, you just have to increase the temperature to something higher than your current room temperature. Again, this isn’t rocket science folks – when it’s 74 degrees in your room, putting the heater on 75 isn’t going to make it blow hot air for 5 hours.

You can see whether the air is actually being heated by the red dot next to the temperature. Once it hits that temperature, the red dot will turn white. This means it’s maintaining that temperature, not blowing hot air.

These are very basic uses of the product, and since it seems many reviewers here can’t read a manual for a product they paid 500 dollars for – I don’t really know what kind of product would make them happy.

The fan is far superior to any blade fan I’ve used, the heat is soft and won’t burn you – but it will heat up a medium sized room within 5 minutes. The purifier filter was working well since the first day I used it.

I’ve owned this Dyson tower fan for a little over a year, and while it has its ups and downs, I’m ultimately unsatisfied with it. Its biggest advantages are the fact that it does, in fact, filter air, and the smartphone app is generally useful, with its own caveats.

However, its performance as an air-moving fan is pathetic, and requires near full power to feel from more than a few feet away (getting extremely loud in the process. ) The moving parts will chatter and squeal for hours if not on a perfectly level surface.

The entire machine is built of cheap-feeling plastic. The replacement filters are pretty expensive compared to the competition, and seem to “go bad” faster than the (much more affordable) air purifier in another room of the house.

All in all, if I could go back in time, I’d buy a standalone fan and air purifier, as they’d likely be better at their individual jobs than this hybrid unit, and cost much less in the process.

Being prone to allergies, my doctor recommended running an air filter in the rooms 24/7 to ensure that while we are in there, there is minimal allergens suspended in the air. Having an central air i change the filter frequently but it just didn’t seem to cut it.

I purchased this unit and got 2 spare filter elements. Ran it for 2 days with the door closed by the vend and walking into the room, there was no smell, fragrance or odor detectable. It was almost surreal.

Since its in the guest room most family and friends say they slept through the night and feel rested. I purchased the bigger unit for our room and i have to admit it has made a big difference. Quality of life restored.

No red eyes, runny nose, or tickle in the throat.

I have had the levoit air purifier for a month now. it’s efficent. It clears the air through a 3 stage filter. No dust, allergens, mold spores or bad toxic fumes can fill the air. It’s 100% reliable and you can leave it on all day without worrying it’s gonna over heat.

12hours is the best cycle for me but you can leave it on permiantly. There’s 3 stages of noise. 1 is sleep mode 2 makes alittle noise 3 is the noisest but its got a gentle hum to it. Very therapeutic.

I can sleep with the purifer on all night and not be disturbed. It’s a very soft calming hum and it send me to sleep. There is a nightlight on top of the purifer. It has a magnificent lilac glow! I would recommend this product to family and friends.

Levoit – H132 Compact HEPA Air Purifier is AWESOME! The noise level is 50dB, 3 air speeds on the air purifier. I like the memory function. The air purifier will remember it’s programmed settings when turned off.

Effective range 129 feet. I use as a room air cleaner and it works well in a 20 × 20 office room. I like the open/lock to reveal the filter cover. Easy to install a new filter. The filter reset button lights up when the air filters need to be checked or replaced.

I change the air filter every six months. Easy general maintenance. Smiles.

I have never had an air purifier before. The purifier is setting in master bedroom. This product is easy to use. Just a touch of the top and it is working. Also it is easy to replace filter and uv bulb.

I have a cat that sleep in my bedroom. I used it every night before i go to sleep for helping with my severe dust allergies. Within 30 minutes of using this product, I noticed how fresh the air and decreased dust was in the bedroom.

Really works to clean the air. The UV technology kills germs and mold while reducing odors. I can finally sleep much better again with my cat. A little noisier if you run the fan at 4 to 5 speed. Great overall product and will order another, so I don’t have to move it from room to room.

Details: * GermGuardian Elite 28-Inch 4-in-1 Digital HEPA Tower with UV-C Air Purifier captures 99. 97% of dust and allergens using UV technology and filters * Kills airborne mold spores and reduces common odors * Designed for rooms up to 193 sq.

ft. * 5-speed control * Uses HEPA filter, charcoal filter, and UV light * Filter change indicator included * Stand-alone design * Measures 9″ L x 6-3/4″ W x 28″ H.

I’ve owned other sets of Guardian Technologies air purifiers and the units run well. They are consistently on and at low settings do not produce much noise and the ability to turn on or off the UVC feature is considerate even thought the production of Ozone is nearly zero.

(Note any Ozone is not considered safe at ground level, from what I know) But the ability to sterilize the air as it passes through given everyone heighten concerns with CoVID is helpful. We had guess over recently and these units were spaced evenly through the area.

We left our oven fan on and bath fan during the gather as well to move air out. I think it gave all perhaps piece of mind, even if it only added a fraction of fraction of true benefit. Something that isn’t debatable is the amount of less dust in the rooms, even when I change MERV13 rate filters monthly on the air handler these units extract a large of amount of dust and fur from our Great Dane.

From that perspective they most certainly work.

This was my first air purifier and I couldn’t be more satisfied! I leave it on the lowest fan setting all day. It’s so whisper quiet that we actually leave it on overnight as well. The biggest surprise was just how well this unit catches the dust in our country home.

The need for dusting has been greatly reduced. It has also made a noticeable improvement to how fresh the indoor air smells, even with having a (very large) dog! I haven’t had to replace the filer (or UV-C bulb) yet, but it’s a very easy process which requires no tools.

I don’t know how this compares to other air purifiers, but I’m so satisfied with the GermGuardian, I can’t imagine buying another brand!.

Pros: —Purchased my 211+ Auto directly from Blueair in July 2021 and several months later the control button on top of unit stopped working. It happens – an inconvenience but not a big deal. Contacted Blue Air and a replacement unit was shipped out to me and I returned the original unit at no cost to me.

Kudos to Blue Air folks for honoring their warranty and replacing my faulty unit promptly! —Love the fact that Blueair offers a “First responders” and “Military personnel” discount – much appreciated! —The 211+ Auto moves a lot of air on the second speed without too much white noise which is what I was looking for in an air purifier! The unit sucks in air from all four sides of the machine and sends air out of the top of the machine – nice.

—This unit was recommended by Consumer Reports as was the 211+. However, the Auto version is more energy efficient and has a sensor with an “Auto” speed setting which are the primary reasons I chose it over the 211+.

Cons: —The prefilter skirt does not hold up very well. After weekly vacuuming and washing it every few months the stitching comes loose. I have purchased two OEM replacements during the past year and I recommend having a spare on hand for when needed.

—The OEM filter that came with my first unit was great. I cranked the air purifier up and the air coming out of the top of the unit smelled fresh and clean. Unfortunately, the OEM filter that came with my replacement unit had a sour smell that lasted about 2-3 weeks before it dissipated.

I had hoped that was just a one off situation. However, the brand new OEM filter that I recently installed also has that same sour smell (it is hard to forget). My unit has been running 24/7 for almost a week so I am thinking that I am going to need to wait another week like the last time before the sour smell subsides.

I find it ironic that OEM filters that are supposed to improve air quality by reducing air particles and odors actually created bad odors during the initial weeks of use in my case. I have thought about trying a third party compatible filter but I read that will void my warranty and I suspect that the filter specs would be different from a third party supplier anyway.

There is a lot to like about this machine but I hate to think that I may need to repeat this process when I install a new Blueair OEM filter. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this otherwise excellent air purifier until I am confident that the filter odor issue I experienced with two out of three filters has been resolved.

I have another sealed back-up OEM filter that I purchased and will see how that filter performs when I install it in approximately 6 months. I plan on doing a review update at that time.

I bought a 211+ last fall and was so pleased with the performance that I decided to buy a second unit for the family room. Instead I bought a 211+ Auto and the improvement over an already awesome machine in kind of mind-blowing.

The older unit is in the family room in the basement and I put the new 211+Auto in the living room. It’s so so so quiet. But I love the way it kicks in when it senses pollutants/irritants in the air.

If I cook anything that smokes (e. g. , tortillas in a cast iron pan), I can hear the Auto kick into a higher gear until it has cleaned the air sufficiently and lowers the fan automatically. The effectiveness of the filters is good enough that I’ve seen a clear improvement in my allergies and a decrease in my need for extra allergy meds.

Typically in the spring and summer I need to double my allergy meds (2x per day) to keep my asthma under control but I’ve only needed a second dose once or twice this year! I also love the pre-filters.

It’s easy to see when it’s time to change the pre-filter. They’re easy to change, easy to wash, and a great way to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the units. Finally, I appreciate the filter replacement subscription.

It significantly reduces the mental & organizational friction of maintaining the units and keeps my indoor air quality as high as possible year round. When I received my first replacement filter, I thought to myself, meh, it hasn’t been THAT long; maybe I can save some money and squeeze a little more time out of the old filter.

Then I compared the old filter to the new one and the difference between the two made it clear that 1) the filter had worked hard for 6 months, and 2) a new filter would ensure continued good results.

I purchased the Pure 211+Auto about a month ago after researching air purifiers reviews. We live in East Texas, where we have beautiful spring blooms, but horrible pollen problems almost year round, especially in the spring.

Since using Blueair Pure+Auto, our allergies are significantly reduced this spring. I particularly like that this model automatically adjusts to the amount of particulate matter in the air. When I initially set it up and turned it on, it ran on a more robust speed with the yellow indicator showing, but since then it has been on a low quiet setting with the blue indicator on.

The purifier is very quiet; we don’t even notice it in the at night during sleep hours. I had bought a purifier years ago, but it wasn’t that efficient and was loud, like a blower dryer on low setting.

Another aspect that I like about this purifier is that it is made for a specific size room, so you’re not buying a model that is over or under the air space capacity that can happen with a “one-size fits all” purifier.

So glad I purchased this purifier.

Works very well but it is too loud for a small room and considering that it is made for small rooms this is a problem. I wouldn’t keep this in a bedroom or office, or even a living room in a small apartment.

Mine is in my 500 square foot apartment’s living room, and it is actually pretty loud. It’s not so loud that you will notice at first, and you get used to the noise, but eventually you will realize. It’s loud enough that when trying to watch TV late at night, I have to turn the volume up a good amount to the point I worry if I’m bugging my neighbors.

The filter covers up a lot of the sound from the TV when trying to watch at a lower volume and in a small room the noise just bounces around. I read a review that said even on the quietest setting it is still 40 decibels.

I took me a while to realize as I had gotten used to it, but one day I turned it off and my mind was blown by how much quieter my apartment got. The filter itself is good and affordable though, I just would only use it for a medium sized room in a common area that doesn’t ever need to be whisper quiet.

Would probably be good for a kitchen, kids play room, etc but for a small apartment, a bedroom or an office I would steer clear.

I bought this someplace else when it was on sale. This completely eliminates dog odors in my apartment. I’ve had it for about a year now and found it to work pretty well thus far, but the true test has occurred for the past week.

My dog is on a short-term antibiotic that is messing with his stomach. The smell is horrendous. However, the air filter eliminates the smell entirely within 15-20 minutes. It doesn’t just cover the smell, it actually eliminates it.

I’ve also found that my seasonal allergies are better due to the pollen and dust it filters out. (Obviously I am not a doctor and can’t guarantee it’ll kill germs or solve everyone’s allergies. ) Just vacuum off the filter every few months to extend the life of the replaceable filter.

I have not had to replace the filter or the UV bulb yet. 1 purifier is enough for my 12 x14 ft living room. Larger spaces may need more than one purifier or more time to be effective.

This air purifier works well for cleaning up the air in a bedroom. It is inexpensive, powerful, has HEPA, and has a UVC filter for destroying germs, bacteria, and mold. However, it’s much too loud for a bedroom at night.

Even on the lowest setting it runs at 40 decibels, which is the equivalent of someone talking to you at a casual volume. Can you fall asleep while someone is talking to you? I can’t! At the highest setting it’s 60 decibels, which is even worse.

So you can run this purifier on the lowest setting during the day and it won’t be too bothersome while you’re focusing on your work, or the highest setting out of the room. But forget about sleeping with it on, unless you’re the type who can fall asleep in the middle of a war.

There’s also no sleep mode that turns off the lights. There’s a small green light on the top, and a UVC light that is bright blue when it’s turned on. So one or two of these lights will remain on, and I can’t have lights on while I’m trying to sleep.

Even the tiniest of lights is bothersome. I suppose you could put black tape over the small green one, but the blue light runs around the circumference of the tower. I considered returning this air purifier for these reasons, but it is inexpensive and effective at what it’s designed for.

So I decided to keep it and put it in my basement where there is mold and musty air. So as long as you put it in a room where noise isn’t a problem, it’s a good purchase. It’s the least expensive air purifier that Best Buy offers, and you can price match it on other stores where it consistently goes for less.

In any case, after weeks of comparison shopping and reading reviews, I decided to buy the Blueair Blue Pure 411 Auto for my bedroom. At its lowest setting it runs at 18 decibels and is so quiet that you can’t even tell that it’s on.

It also has a night mode that turns the lights off but continues running quietly. Plus the auto function that ramps up when the air gets dirtier. And it’s CADR is comparable to this one. It’s the perfect air purifier for a bedroom.

It’s a few bucks more than this one, but worth it.

I was very impressed with this fan for several reasons. As an air purifier it uses a hepa filter which in my mind is the only way to really filter air- so called ionic purifiers can actually put out air that is dirtier than they take in under some conditions.

Another reason I like this fan is it is very quiet. On the lowest of the speeds it is imperceptible yet still moves quite a bit of air. Even on the highest setting where it really moves air it is not obnoxious.

And finally it is a nice looking modern design that will fit in with any decor.

The Boneco Clean & Cool Air Shower Fan & Purifier is an amazing product. It is a quality fan and perfect for my home. I really like that I can adjust the height of the fan and also adjust the position of the cool air blowing.

It is well built and was easy to put together. The Boneco fan is very sturdy. Knowing that this fan is also an air purifier makes this fan unlike any fan I have ever had or used before. I am so pleased to have this product contribute to clean, healthy air in my home.

I joke a bit with the title of this review, but seriously, what other household appliance manufacturer has the reputation for quality like Dyson? I can’t think of any, and the Dyson Purifier Cool Formaldehyde TP09, continues that legacy.

What do I like about the Dyson TP09? Here is a list: 1. Easy to set up: Snap in the filters on either side of the base, plug it in, and hit go. Simple. 2. Remote Control: I don’t have to get up to change the settings.

I’m all for lazy! 3. Quiet: This fan is probably going to get moved upstairs once I feel that it has done its job with all our new furniture in the living room. It is WAY quieter than the unit we have upstairs, with the additional benefit of cooling on those hot nights.

4. Looks Cool: Dyson stuff always looks cool and feels solid, the TP09 is no exception. 5. Informative: The display on the fan gives a TON of data on your air quality and the pollutants in your home.

I could watch as the Volatile Organic Compounds level (from our new couch and sofa), dropped as the Dyson worked it’s magic. I was surprised that it recorded that there wasn’t any Formaldehyde in the air like I assumed there would be.

But everything from particulate matter, to humidity, to temperature, and nitrogen dioxide can all be detected and reported out by the TP09. What is the only thing I don’t like about the Dyson TP09? Price.

That being said, you ARE getting what you paid for with this device. If you just need a fan to move air, just go get a box fan for like $25 but if you want one that can LITERALLY manage the quality of the air you and your family breathe when you are at home, get the Dyson TP09.

BTW: I have a separate air quality detector that was able to verify the readouts that the Dyson gave. They were only off on temperature and humidity and that was by a degree and a couple of percentage points.

This is worth the upgrade if you have one of Dyson’s older air purifier models. The air flow is noticeably more powerful than the older models and the 350 degree turning means you no longer have to experiment with the purifier’s position to ensure you’re getting air to a specific location.

I love the easy change filters which snap right in without requiring you to remove the top half of the purifier first. Hopefully the filters last longer than on older models, because they’re expensive to replace.

These filters have a nice rubber seal around the perimeter which should reduce the dust stripes that accumulate on the old models. The app is so much more convenient than digging for the remote when you want to turn the unit on or off.

It also offers constant air monitoring that provides timeline stats of the air quality, temperature, humidity, and composition of the air pollutants. The LCD screen on the front is a really nice touch and has night mode (with screen dimming).

I wish Dyson would enable custom scheduling so I don’t have to remember to change it to/from night mode. Maybe that will be a feature in future app releases. Overall, I love the purifier- it’s quiet, stylish and keeps the air in my home healthier.

I have purchased 2 of these and one is in the process of being exchanged because none of them connect to WiFi. I’ve tried multiple routers, hotspot my phone, moving it right next to the router, moving it further away, different security settings, no security, and nothing.

I suppose I should clarify that the TP09 does connect to my router or at least I can see it connected from the router admin but data never transfer up or down. However, to the Dyson Link app it acts like the TP09 just never connects.

No other devices have ever had a WiFi issue on my network before or currently and a lot of the devices don’t cost nearly as much as the TP09 does. I am giving it 2 stars because it does seem to perform its intended function well but seems to have a serious flaw in a major feature.

I find it very hard to believe 2 of these both have the exact same issue and I expect the third (coming as an exchange) will too but I don’t have an exotic network or a cheap router/access point and I’ve tried very different access points and network settings.

Perhaps Dyson is putting low-quality WiFi chips in due to the supply constraints? I read some older models needed a firmware update to fix them but the service center told me they can’t do that and I can’t get it connected to any WiFi to do it myself either.

I love my other Dyson products but these TP09s are duds.