Customer Ratings & Reviews

At first I didn't believe it and I was hesitant to spend more than 600 dollars but now I love the air, it feels less heavy and I can breathe more comfortably.

The machine itself is great! One thing to consider, if you have children that like to pick things up, the remote is required to use the heat function. It looks like any machine you get in order to comply with UL1278 will also require a remote to use the heating function. This is the only reason I am giving this product 4 stars because it is not advertised to require the remote. The Dyson app works great but again if you misplace that remote, you have lost 1/3 of the functionality. Other than this one thing the machine is great and I would highly recommend.

I love it it’s great fantastic keep the air in the house clean

Excellent Product easy to use easy to transport I recommend

Great quality and easy to use to keep room warm…..

The absolute best. Can't wait to purchase my next one.

Dyson is the best at making compact air purifiers and fans/heaters. This fan is very quiet yet efficient. I love the convenience of the app remote.

Got the package and it was beaten and destroyed. Thank god the fan survived. Works well and does its job. This is my second dyson fan and will most likely get another for our guest room.

I am very satisfied with this machine because it helps me sleep well. Hot and cold temperatures everything is very good

Clean air, no complaints for living room, but very noisy. This should be considered if you are going to use it in your bedroom. Bought this model only because a heater.

I am very happy with my Dyson spicily with heater function its cool notice free remote is handy. Perfect for big living room.

Dyson doesn't need any introduction and so does this fan. Aesthetically, there's no match for Dyson products and this fan is no different. We own several Dyson products and honestly, once you start using their products, there's no going back. They are that good. This Dyson HP07 has impressed us on all levels. From the symmetric cut-outs on the air intake to the chamfer-like edges on the bladeless fan assembly, this Dyson’s air purifier/fan stands out. It’s about 30 inches tall, which makes it hard to tuck away in the corner. The base is slim at 9.5 inches and it doesn’t occupy too much space in the room. The distinctive design certainly generates visual appeal; the Dyson air purifier would be a good fit in any home. It is rare that you see this level of thought put into a device as simple as a fan. The package arrived slightly damaged but luckily, the fan inside was safe with no signs of damage. I opened it as soon as it arrived and have been using it for four days. It's been awesome. The fan's eye-catching looks work great for our living room. It came with 2 carbon filters and a remote that attaches to the top of the fan magnetically (shown in attached pictures). The filters came fully wrapped and packaged and not already fitted on the fan. The only drawback would be to consider the cost associated with a new filter as they are quite pricey, though they do last a while. The fan doesn’t collect dust like other fans do and is super stylish. Setup was breeze - just insert the 2 filters, download the Dyson Link app, add the device, and setup wifi access. The LCD display is very clear and bright. It tells you exactly how “dirty” or “clean” the air is in each room. You get 10 speed settings on the fan for cooling or heating. The carbon filter absorbs odors and organic compounds while the HEPA filter takes care of anything else. Fan on 5 or below is silent, just sounds like a light breeze. It is also an air filtration system with a HEPA filter that does a great job. It is smart enough to detect particles and temperature in the room and adjust its fan speed automatically. As its hot most of the time in Arizona (where we live), I'm expecting to use the cool function more often than the hot one. Although, I did try both for review purpose. Combining the heater and fan is an excellent idea - reducing the number of appliances needed in a room. We don't own any portable heater as it doesn't get that cold here but it will be very useful in places where it gets very cold. The remote and app work seamlessly and without any glitch. You can control it from your smart phone and monitor the performance over any time duration you want. However, you will definitely need to be careful with the remote as it's very likely to get lost because of its size. The remote gives you 45, 90, 180 & 350 degree of rotation options. The app doesn’t include merely the essential functions, but takes it up a notch. The oscillation function can be set to a specific angle by tapping on the display. The heat can also be set to the exact temperature you want. The app also displays granular data on air pollution levels in the room. It can track PM2.5, PM10, NO2 values, as well as temperature and humidity levels over the course of the day. Additionally, you can set the Dyson air purifier to a timer in case you want it switched on before you get back home. If you prefer not to have a directed stream, it is a cinch to switch over to the rear ambient cooling mode. This is a particularly neat trick that gives you most of the cooling benefits, albeit with a diffused stream from the rear-facing vents. It is is not an air conditioner unit so do not expect such a function. It is not sold as an AC neither should you expect that from a fan. It does however help reduce the temperature of a room down considerably, is very quiet & does not hinder or disturb sleep. Cooling and heating aside, the primary function of the Dyson Pure Hot and Cool is to serve as an air purifier. Dyson’s air purifier employs a pair of filters to cleanse the air. This includes a HEPA glass filter and an activated carbon filter, which, combined, are rated to purify 99.7 percent of air pollutants. The HEPA filter is responsible for cleaning out particles as small as 0.1 percent. Meanwhile, the activated carbon filter scrubs gases, and any untoward odor from the room. The Dyson air purifier has a digital meter on the front of the unit that provides an up-to-date readout of pollution levels. Priced at $649.99, there is no doubt the Dyson Pure Hot and Cool air purifier is expensive. It really comes down to what you want from your household gadgets. I would recommend it if your pocket allows and, definitely if you are a Dyson fan like me.

Great machine love they professional way it works well

PROS Wide range of motion / movement Multipurpose features Wide variety of settings: fan speed, temperature, sleep timer, night mode, etc. Backward airflow option for more effective heating Light weight Phone app (functionality and features, including scheduling) Alexa compatible for voice control Extremely quiet at lower settings A much safer heater and fan option for any household CONS Price Short cord Larger than expected Learning curve to use Non-reusable filters Replacement filters cost Another impressively engineered product by Dyson. This multipurpose purifier is a space saver for those who currently use separate devices to clean, heat, and cool/circulate the air within their home. In addition to saving space, this device is much safer to use than any stand-alone spacer heater and fan. The heater outputs an excellent amount of heat, depending on the temperature setting difference from ambient. The cooling mode is a bit limited, as this is not a full-fledged air conditioning unit, but it does noticeably cool the air it is moving. The fan is extremely quiet in its lowest speed settings (1-4), and sufficiently moves air with low noise at its highest setting (10). The features of this purifier are extensive! The user can either manually set and adjust the temperature and fan speed for their comfort, or the unit can be put in auto mode, which automatically adjusts the settings according to the air quality and temperature. The base of the purifier allows for it to be tilted at various angles, and the unit can be set to oscillate anywhere from 0 to 350 degrees (0, 45, 90, 180, 350). The purifier also has the option to set a sleep timer, to leave the purifier off for a set time, and a night mode, which dims the LCD screen and operates the purifier at the quietest setting necessary to maintain air quality and temperature. For me, the night mode still allowed for noisier settings than I preferred, as I woke up to the noise of the heater being activated with a higher fan speed in the morning. It obviously was not enough of a problem to disturb my night-time sleep though, as I never woke up to it in the middle of the night. (The manual suggests using the backflow option to keep the noise down with the heater, and I plan on testing that out tonight.) All settings of the purifier can be adjusted and set by the included remote control, which magnetically secures to the top of the amplifier loop. The purifier can also be controlled by Dyson app on your phone, with some minor limitations. (The Dyson app limits the heating and temperature control due to UL safety standards.) The only downside to all of these features and settings options is that there is a bit of a learning curve for using this purifier and figuring out the right settings for you. I recommend downloading the Dyson app to help navigate through all of the features and settings and reading the manual.

Love my new purifier heater and fan. Does exactly what it's supposed to do. My bedroom smells clean and fresh.

I am impressed with the Dyson HP07, which is saying something since I have wanted one for a while but was never sure if the hype was real or whether it justified the price. Dyson products do carry a premium price tag, but review organizations like Consumer Reports give them high marks for style and build quality. Now I know why. The minute you open the box, the results of a lot of engineering and design stare you in the face. Even the box was well designed; my box got substantially crushed in shipment, but the contents were not affected at all. And it did that with minimal use of plastic in a form fitting box made of recyclable cardboard. (Shows not only a love of engineering but of the planet as well!) It was easily assembled and running before I even looked at the instructions or the app. The app is also well designed and worked great on my tablet. This is a major plus as many of the smart tech devices I have been reviewing have really lacked in this area with some minimally functional on a tablet or not at all. I was able to pair my HP07 quickly and without a lot of drama. The app lets you control almost everything except the thermostatic controls. Dyson limits this to the physical remote for safety and regulatory reasons. The fan/heater is a marvel of granular control. I have never had a fan OR a heater that allowed as much flexibility with the temperature and the amount of draft and I love that I can just take the chill off the room without having to run everything full force. The Air Multiplier is way more efficient than any standard fan and superior in every way as far as I am concerned. You can get a cool/warn breeze just where you are sitting or move air about the whole room, all silently. Seriously, it is quiet – which is something I can really appreciate in my living room area when I am watching TV. With the standard floor fan it replaced, I was constantly adjusting the volume to be heard over the fan or adjusting the fan to get more/less airflow. The HP07 does a perfect job and after using one, it would be hard to go back to anything less. Of course, it is more than a fan/heater. It is a high quality, connected air purifier with sophisticated air quality sensors that allow it to automatically purify your environment. As I write this, it is tree pollen season which is a rough time for me. The pollen in my area is so bad you can see it on the cars left outside and even on surfaces in my home. But I have noticed a distinct decrease in both pollen and dust since I got the HP07 running. To be sure, I did a complete dusting of the room I was testing it in the day I received it so I could test it properly so I can tell you that it is doing a great job so far. Of personal import to me (and maybe other smart home enthusiasts) Dyson has an accessible API as well for their family of devices and that means I can eventually add its sensors and controls to my own home automation software that runs the rest of my smart home. This is a big deal in the industry, and I make purchase decisions based on whether a device has an available API or not, so I am grateful to Dyson for supporting this and making their data/services available. Yes, it is a little more expensive, but the value is certainly there to justify it. Build quality is incredible and it feels like it is going to last me a long time not to mention looking BEAUTIFUL while it does it! (It really does look like some kind of expensive sculpture!) When you consider this is also doing three jobs in one – air purifier, space heater and high-volume fan – the value proposition of the HP07 increases yet again. Since I have been testing it, I have gone from wondering if it was all hype to wondering when my budget will allow me to purchase another one. I love it so much I want to get a purifier with the cool fan only for my bedroom. Needless to say, I would highly recommend it (and have already, to a neighbor who saw it while visiting) and am planning on making a future purchase of another unit in the short term.

Dyson makes really nice products and this one doesn't disappoint. Out of the large box - which was packaged really well to protect the machine - it was super easy to set up. I did misplace the remote while unpacking because it was attached to a cardboard backing... The unit is pretty large and finding a home for it in my family room was a challenge. The first few days of usage were great as it got cold out and we just used the unit in heat mode. I love the little remote that comes with it but I find I misplace it because it is fairly small. It was perfect for heating the family room area and not having to turn the whole house heat back on. It is really quiet but you can hear when the fan unit turns on to pump out the heated air - not very loud. I have it placed between the family room and kitchen so I can just rotate it to heat the dining area or just use the oscillation option - from 45 – 350-degree rotation. It is great for kitchen cooking odors as well. The air quality indicator is always working and recirculating cleaner air as it works – so far so good and always in the Green! My first CON is that it is awkward to pick up because you are not supposed to pick it up by the Amplifier loop but pick it up by the spinning base. PRO is that it has a great spinning base! The filter placement was super simple - just unlatch the sides and snap in the 2 filters. CONS are that these filters are not washable nor recyclable. I like that it has and automatic cut-out that works if the unit accidentally tips over. You CAN control your Dyson if you download the Dyson Link app - I don't see a need to use it so will not keep it loaded. Very nice unit but a pricey unit. If you can afford it – good purchase!

No an air purifier / fan / heater has no business in the world being this expensive. Nope, never, Except, well when it works. I have a few other Dyson products that use their cursed app. This is the first device that actually makes that app shine. The thing is dirt dog silent. On auto with the fan rotating, I can't even hear it run. Now when I cook and smoke up the room - that's another story, yeah it makes noise. Setup was easier than any of their other products - snap the filters in and plug it in. Adding it to the app was also easy. The remote is actually pretty darn cool and nice. It took me all of 5 minutes to figure everything out without reading the manual (yeah a stupid QR code to the Dyson website). The app isn't exactly intuitive to use - there are just too many icons with no help. Swipe up to show graphs of every parameter this thing tracks - temp, humidity, air quality, etc. The thing that is so wrong with the stupid app, touching the icons on the main screen for temp, humidity, or air quality - just shows help screens. Now that's just plain stupid - the graphs should display. Swipe up to get help and definitions, not swipe to get graphs. There is one sad feature lacking, you can't control the temperature with the app. For some reason US product safety requires they only do that with the remote or on the unit itself. Too bad - it would have been useful to warm up a room before going there. I have used more air purifiers than you can shake a stick at - LG, Fellowes, Winix, GermGuardian, Varnado, Holmes. None of them are this quiet. None of them look this nice. This is the short squat model - personally I'm glad I didn't buy one of those tall ones, I think they are ugly. This has the right balance of base and top, that looks good. Basically this is a darn expensive: fan, heater, and air purifier. And I love it thank you very much.

It's just ok.... I would like to have a more quiet heater for this cost!

Dyson has a reputation for premium performance and this product completely lives up to that reputation. I would recommend this air purifier to anyone that is concerned about having the best indoor air quality, and is willing to pay a premium price to get it, or in my case maintain it. This product and replacement filters are expensive, but they are worth it for the improved air quality and advanced features it offers. Using it gives me peace of mind, and my peace of mind is well worth it. The high build quality and visual appeal are immediately apparent. It features an attractive white and silver finish that makes it easy to place and blend. I am using it in my master bedroom and my significant other commented about how remarkable it looks. Getting the product ready to use was simple and consisted of downloading the Dyson app, taking the product out of the box, inserting the air filter, and plugging it in. The air filter comes in 2 separate pieces that attach to 2 corresponding covers, which in turn snap on to the unit. it is a very simple process, and I posted a picture to show what it looks like. Included is a compact remote control that is logically designed. The remote magnetically attaches to the top of the air purifier, which is a nice touch that helps it from getting lost. The remote control can nearly fully control the unit, with the exception of setting up a schedule. Linking the product to the app was fast and straightforward. The app offers detailed information, and as I previously stated, allows a schedule to be set, and can also remotely control the product from anywhere. I would like to give a separate honorable mention to the outstanding LCD screen. It is the best I have ever seen on an air purifier, and clearly shows what mode the product is in. It also gives a usable readout of the various air quality levels this product measures. Use the app to get more specific information, or hit the info button on the remote to cycle through the readouts. If it shows green, then that particular measurement is good. See the Dyson HP07 product page for a more detailed explanation about what pollutant levels are being measured. This Dyson can be operated in a few different modes. I am keeping it in Auto mode which monitors the temperature in the room as well as the air quality. Then as needed, it will operate at the appropriate fan speed. It can also be operated in a heat mode, which runs via a digital temperature setting. The air flow direction can be adjusted a few different ways. If the fan mode is not desired for cooling, then the air flow can be set to flow upward so only air purification is used. Another nice feature is that the unit can be manually tilted up or down to target the air flow. The app or the remote can also set the automatic turn (oscillation) to 45, 90, 180, or 350 degrees. This Dyson is about as loud as you would expect for a powerful fan. At the lower speeds, it is hardly noticeable. At the higher speeds, it is subjectively much louder. There is a night mode that will dim the screen and keep the fan noise low. One filter is included. A specific filter life in hours is not provided. The Dyson app and LCD screen rates the remaining filter life as a percentage. I have been using it for a few days, and the filter life shows at 100 percent.