First off this is a nice looking fan. The bladeless technology is impressive, and it isn’t an eye sore like conventional oscillating fans. It also oscillates which a lot of tower fans do not because of stability issues, so that’s a nice touch.

Setup was easy, it came in two pieces, attach top to bottom and plug in. Ours is the “Smart” model that has an accompanying app and can also be paired with both Google and Alexa. From unboxing to giving voice commands through Alexa was about 7-8 minutes, so needless to say setup shouldn’t pose many issues and unlike similar pairing processes I had zero issues.

The app is pretty basic and easy to navigate, within it you can turn the Dyson on/off, set speed, toggle oscillation, check air temp and quality and order a new filter for the built in air purifier.

The fan does feel good, but even at it’s highest setting I can barely feel it about 10 feet away, and because I am always hot and we got it to combat our stuffy living room we will likely use higher settings so it also is a little loud, not like conventional fans but noticeable.

The controller must be aimed directly at the vicinity of the power button which is located at the very bottom of the fan, so if anything obstructs it the controller is useless. Since I have the app and voice command functionality this isn’t such a big deal but absent of those features the controller would be frustrating to say the least, I’m surprised with such an expensive fan from such an innovative company that the controller is so flawed in its design, even our $35 fan has a controller that works from any direction, come on Dyson!

In summary, if you want something sleek that will blend in and with smart settings can be easy to control, but don’t mind that it’s not the most powerful fan on the market then this is for you. It looks cool, works well and if the controller worked better and it was a little more powerful it would easily get 5 stars, instead: 4/5.

Dyson’s Pure Cool series are modern looking, high performance air purifiers. Today we’ll be looking at the Dyson Pure Cool TP02 review.

While the TP02 model is a few years old, it still remains one of the best air purifiers on market today. So with that said, let’s dive in.

High Performance Air Purifier

Dyson Pure Cool TP02

The Dyson Pure Cool TP02 is one of Dyson’s flagship air purifiers. It performed exceptionally well in our tests, reducing PM2.5 to 0.2, while AQI was reduced to 0 (both within 1 hour). The TP02 is easy to use via Dyson’s auto mode, remote control, and Dyson Link App. It’s nice not cheap, but considering the performance, quality, and usability, it’s still a solid air purifier in our view.Check Price

Pros

• 3rd highest air flow among all Dyson air purifiers at 410 liters / sec
• Great performance in our purification tests, reducing PM2.5 to 0.2, PM10 to 0.2, and AQI to 0
• A good value (especially since it’s a few years old)

Cons

• Digital display is extremely basic, especially compared to the Dyson TP04 (see our review here)
• Fairly tall at 40″

Quick Specs

• Dimensions: 7.7″ x 40″
• Filter: HEPA
• Max Airflow: 411 liters / second
• Oscillation: 180°

Want to see how the TP02 compares to other models? See our complete Dyson air purifier review and comparison here.

The Dyson Pure Cool TP02 uses a tall slender design with a large open amplifier on top of the unit. There are fan no blades.

Instead air is driven through the bottom of the unit, through the filter, and out the amplifier on top.

The Amplifier

The Dyson amplifier is one of the most unique features with Dyson fans and Dyson air purifiers. It is the oscillating element and is where purified air is pushed out.

The bladeless design creates a sleek and modern aesthetic.

Cleaning the amplifier is easy. Simply use a basic cloth or dusting brush attachment on a vacuum cleaner.

The Controls

You can control the Dyson Pure Cool TP02 one of two different ways:

1. Remote Control
2. Dyson Link App

1 Remote Control

The remote control has no visual interface, so you’ll need to watch the purifier itself, while also watching the display screen.

As you cycle through menu options and settings you’ll see the display screen adjust accordingly.

Using the remote control you can adjust any of the settings on the Pure Cool TP02.

Perhaps the biggest downside with the TP02 is the simplicity of the display itself. It is a basic digital display and doesn’t offer as much information as Dyson’s current generation of air purifiers (TP04, HP04, and DP04).

2 Dyson Link App

In addition to the remote control, you can also control the air purifier using the Dyson Link App.

The app takes about 5 minutes to setup and is incredibly easy to use.

Using the app you’ll be able to set a daily / weekly purification schedule, as well as adjust other settings, monitor performance, and more.

Here’s a list of all the stuff you can do with the Dyson Link app:

• Control all settings and features on the TP02
• Monitor air quality both inside and outside your home
• Create and manage a schedule
• Voice control (via Alexa and other platforms)
• Get updates for the purifier itself

HEPA Filters

The Pure Cool TP02 uses a single large circular HEPA filter that wraps all the way around the base of the unit.

HEPA filters are designed to remove 99.97% of airborne particulates down to as small as 0.3 microns. For more information on HEPA filters, see our How HEPA filters work guide.

How it works

The Dyson TP02 works like most air purifiers.

1. Untreated air is sucked into the TP02 thru the base
2. That air passes through the HEPA filter
3. The HEPA filter traps particulates that pass over it
4. The Dyson TP02 forces the purified air out through the top amplifier

It’s a simple, but effective design that most air purifiers have been using since they were first introduced.

Size & Dimensions

The Dyson Pure Cool TP02 is a high-end air purifier. It uses HEPA filtration to purifier the air. The bladeless design is sleek and modern, while a remote control, smartphone app, and auto made making using it incredibly easy. It scored well in our air purifier tests, reducing PM2.5 and PM10 to as low as 0.2. AQI was reduced to 0. It’s a few years old, but that helps keep the price lower, making the value one of the best we’ve seen to date.

Does the Dyson pure cool link actually cool the air?

But just to echo what others have said, running a Dyson purifier will have a negligible effect on any temperature increase in the room it's placed in. It won't lower the room temperature, but the airflow passing over you should make you feel cooler.

Is Dyson purifier cool worth it?

For $570, it's hard to say if the Dyson Pure Cool TP07 is worth it. However, I think it comes down to what you value. For example, if you value having a living place with clean air that's also kept cool, then it's worth it. Also, if you value ease of use and a sleek design, you're also at an advantage there.

What is the difference between Dyson purifier cool and Dyson pure cool?

Both models feature side to side oscillation: the Pure Cool Me has a range of 70˚ – which is about all you need on a desktop – but the Purifier Cool goes a full 350˚ for full room coverage. It can even be told to port the breeze out of the back instead of the front; something Dyson calls 'draught-free diffused mode'.

How long does a Dyson pure cool link filter last?

It's recommended that you change your filter every 12 months. If you run your air purifier frequently or are experiencing a lot of indoor air pollution, you may need to change the filter more often.