DYSON Pure Cool Tower Air Purifier Review

• Top features: – Clear the air in your home – Removes 99.95% of allergens – Great for large rooms and spaces – Get stats using the Dyson Link app – Simple control using your voice or the remote Clear the airBoth modern living and our natural environment mean that the air is full of irritants. Help your family breathe easy with the Dyson Pure Cool Tower Smart Air Purifier which purifies the air in your home.The Air Multiplier technology circulates purified air around the room at over 290 litres per second.Removes 99.95% of allergensUsing a fully-sealed filter system, the purifier automatically senses and captures 99.95% of microscopic allergens and pollutants. At the same time, it projects a smooth, yet powerful flow of purified air throughout the whole room.The filter system is fully sealed, using an activated carbon filter to remove gases, and a glass HEPA filter to capture allergens. It captures even small particules, down to 0.1 microns.Great for large roomsThe tower design means it can easily fill large rooms and open living spaces with purified air. Position it how you want and adjust the turning rate and air flow to suit you.It can oscillate up to 350¬∞, which means you can enjoy fresh clean air across the whole room.It can even be used at night to help you breathe easy as you sleep without disturbing you – night-time mode uses its quietest settings with a dimmed display.Perfect for summer, you can also use it to help cool your room.Get statsSee how well the Pure Cool Purifier is performing with intelligent reports on the Dyson Link app for iOS and Android devices. You might be surprised at the results.It detects and reports air quality, including PM2.5, PM10, VOC and NO2, and can provide reports in real time.Simple controlControlling the Tower Purifier is simple. Setup voice control via a compatible voice service, or use the handy remote which is curved and magnetised for storing neatly on top of the machine.Maintenance is hassle-free too. You get a notification when it’s time to replace the filter – a quick and easy process.Please note:To purify a whole family room properly, the Dyson Pure Cool purifying fan goes beyond standard test conditions (*1), by also automatically sensing particles and gases, capturing 99.95% of ultrafine particles, and projecting & and circulating purified air using Air Multiplier technology (*2). Only the Dyson purifying fan is designed and tested to do all of this.(*1)The AHAM AC1-2015 standard defines purifier performance in a specified test chamber, based only on cleaning efficiency rates. (*2) Tested for filtration efficiency (EN1822) at 0.1 microns and whole room coverage (TM-003711 & DTM801) in a 27m2 room.
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