![]() ![]() ![]() While I hate having an app for literally every device in my home, installing the Dyson Link app really did make installation a snap. But when the air quality has dipped below ideal levels, it doesn’t seem to take much time for the purifier to do the job once I turn up the fan speed (it should be noted that this model also has an auto purify setting that will kick into high gear if the quality dips, but it is a little loud for my taste so I tend to keep it on a lower setting). I guess it could be due in part to my obsession with clean air, but, so far, the Dyson has reported good air quality every time I’ve checked in–the only exceptions being after I’ve lit candles or cooked something on the stovetop. The Humidify+Cool has a HEPA filtration system and a separate carbon filter detects formaldehyde. An update to earlier Dyson models, this machine does all that and aside from getting rid of the usual particles, it also removes formaldehyde (which can cause even more irritation to your eyes and throat) from the air. My experience: It’s rare to find a machine that can purify your air, humidify it, and cool down a space all in one–so I was impressed right off the bat. Installing them initially was quite quick–they snapped into place fairly easily. Filter replacements: Filter replacements cost $79.99 and it’s recommended that they be replaced once every year. ![]()
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