Purifier Cool TP07

If you want a tower fan that also cleans the air while fitting into a smart home, the Dyson Purifier Cool TP07 solves that exact problem: it combines Air Multiplier bladeless airflow with a sealed 360° H13 HEPA + activated carbon filter so you get both circulation and pollutant removal without a clunky box fan. It’s aimed at everyday homeowners who care about dust, pollen and household smells and also want app control and voice commands. ## What makes it worth it Dyson’s strengths here are even-room distribution and convenience. The TP07 uses Air Multiplier technology and up to 350° oscillation to push air farther and more evenly than many boxed purifiers, and the unit delivers strong fan airflow (Dyson lists a max fan airflow of 290 L/s) for actual cooling. The sealed 360° glass HEPA+carbon filter captures fine particles (Dyson advertises removal down to 0.1 μm and recommends H13-level filtration) and the machine supports Auto mode, a hidden LCD, the MyDyson app and voice assistants for hands-off monitoring. ## Where it falls short As an air purifier the TP07 is more about steady, well-distributed cleaning than fast-room turnover: Dyson’s listed purifier airflow (around 45 L/s in purifier mode) is noticeably lower than high-CADR standalone purifiers (for example Philips’ high-end units list CADR around 520 m³/h ≈ 144 L/s), so dedicated purifiers will clear smoke or heavy pollution faster. Owners have also reported an occasional high‑pitched whine at low fan speeds. If you mostly want fast, clinical air-clearing (large open-plan smoking or wildfire smoke events), buy a high-CADR standalone purifier; if you want a smart, quiet-feeling fan that meaningfully reduces household dust and odours while cooling and looks tidy in the room, the TP07 is the smarter single-device choice.

£599