Dyson Pure Cool Tower / Link

Attractive design. Can be controlled via app. Easy to clean.

Gets loud. App connectivity issues in testing. Expensive.

Conclusions If you're looking for both a new fan and an air purifier, there's a lot to like about the Dyson Pure Cool Link. It's an effective way to remove pollutants from the air in your home while providing a steady breeze at the same time, and it...

Works surprisingly well, and alleviates allergy problems well. Smart control with app, and comfortable indoor climate after a few days.

Costs a lot and new filters are expensive. Somewhat noisy at maximum fan speed.

GBP 65 for a set of HEPA and carbon filters is expensive, but you may accept this when you discover how well Dyson Pure Cool actually works. There is a cheaper table variant with the same features, but it uses the same expensive filters. So if you are...

In the Pure Cool Link Dyson made the best fan you could ever imagine, and then tacked on an air purifier. As an air purifier it is decidedly mediocre, but is pretty great if want you want is an incredible fan that can also make your air a bit cleaner.

The Pure Cool is a totally sensible addition to the Dyson lineup. It combines the company’s expertise in air moving with its extensive usage of air filtration and throws everything in a fan that was basically already designed. From the standpoint of...

Quiet and automatic operation ; Smooth air output ; Reversible airflow ; Provides lots of information about air quality

Comparatively expensive ; Few onboard controls

A quality way to keep cool and filter out allergens in the air, the Dyson Pure Cool Tower is a great all-rounder.

A smart fan and air purifier that can keep you cool and your air pure.