Dyson TP07 Purifier Cool - A Down to Earth Review - New 2021 Model
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2024
- In this video we take a look at the new Dyson TP07 Purifier Cool air purifier. I will try to cut past any marketing information (of which this product has a lot!) and give a down to earth review of what it is like to use in the real world as a regular end user.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
05:28 - Unboxing
10:03 - Filter Installation
13:45 - First Power On
14:33 - Controls
17:42 - LCD Display
20:46 - Oscillation
24:27 - Sleep Timer
25:12 - Air Flow Reversal
28:49 - My Impression - Airflow
35:01 - My Impression - Purification
39:15 - The Real Purification Specifications
43:35 - Power Consumption
46:56 - App Control
54:33 - Conclusion
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In my usual fashion I seem to have managed to talk for an hour about a fan! Feel free to use the following timestamps (also in the description and video seek bar) to skip to the sections that interest you:
00:00 - Introduction
05:28 - Unboxing
10:03 - Filter Installation
13:45 - First Power On
14:33 - Controls
17:42 - LCD Display
20:46 - Oscillation
24:27 - Sleep Timer
25:12 - Air Flow Reversal
28:49 - My Impression - Airflow
35:01 - My Impression - Purification
39:15 - The Real Purification Specifications
43:35 - Power Consumption
46:56 - App Control
54:33 - Conclusion
I just bought an Air purifier thanks to my hay fever. So far it hasn't improved by a measurable margin. I just need to stop breathing ;)
If you expect higher power on cool mode, you can take off the filters. It works very nice , try it.
What is the difference of tp07 vs tp04?
Well done Cameron - I have spent hours trying to find a decent review, this is far beyond anything I have seen - thank you for your hard work on this - much appreciated
Amazing video - this is how reviews should be done. Thanks so much - really helped!!!
I was just about to buy one of these, what great timing. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for creating this comprehensive review, it is informative and helpful.
Amazing review! Thank you.
Great video - thank you so much. Can't think of a single thing you missed!
Super super helpful and honest video review thank you
Thank you for your great review!
Another amazing review! Do you know if these ever go on sale by any chance? I have my eye on the HP07 or HP09. Also have you tested it in hayfever season yet?
Im buying one, reason being these Dyson air purifiers are the only ones that project filtered air around the room and moves the air around unlike other air purifiers that only clean the air in a section of room and keep sucking in the same clean air lol
Congrats! Very good (because comprehensive, chapters, power consumption and the ACTUAL fan comparison and purifier capability "enlightenment" as well as custom home automation hints) Video, THANKS !!! direct SUB ;-)
Many thanks for the review, one quick question: is it noisy? it's always difficult to judge based on the video sound
This was really helpful! I may buy it after all 😊
I've seen people making comparisons with the airflow output, but do not cover the distance the wind travels. I like that this is discussed in this review!
Did you ever get to test this for hay fever? Currently looking at it specifically to help with that and can't find much on people's experience with it for allergies. Cheers
Does it take long to calibrate the machine? Mine out of the box stands on 0 degrees at the moment. When will the temp be correct?
What would you recommend for an air purifier? I'm thinking of getting one because I have a cat and I keep finding hair everywhere. This is by far the most comprehensive review i found on here.
Cheers for this video
Very informative
Everyday I thank my genetic makeup for not developing any allergies.
Damn good review, I´ll buy one today for my home studio, but with cool and hot (living in Norway :-) thanks!
Was there a section looking at the noise levels? You mentioned you'd get to that later, but 20 or so minutes later, it never came up?
the thing about this air purifier is it saves a lot on space which i think the main problem with city housings. dyson has both fan and air purifying capabilities while still maintaining aesthetics which is a lot of plusses there. But i think the main logical reason why people are buying it is because it does not take a lot of spaces while maintaining both functionality. (the hot/cold version of dyson of course add more value by being a heater as well) (formaldehyde filter is for me of course an overkill though)
This was a great review
Great review! Off topic: what speakers are you using and would you recommend them?
The speakers are from the Monitor Audio Bronze 6G line (Bronze 50, Bronze C150 and Bronze FX) then the Sub is a BK Electronics XLS200-FF MK2. Very happy with them, I've made videos about them here czcams.com/video/WUwCIxJg2XM/video.html and here czcams.com/video/xv4VpPAdI6k/video.html
just ordered one of these. Very helpful review.
How often do the filters run out in your use?
Thank you - this was helpful. Can you tell me more about whether you felt an actual temperature drop after you used it? I'm sorry if I missed that.
It's essentially just a fan so doesn't actually cool the air down, in that respect it feels basically the same as any other fan - you'll feel cooler due to the air moving across your skin taking some of the heat away. However, it doesn't cool the air down in any way - the room temperature will not change, you'd need an air conditioner to do that.
@@camerongray1515 Thank you
Do you know where I can get a new filter for that one ? 🤞
Have you noticed less dust on your tables? I’ve been trying to find a before and after picture but I haven’t had any luck
I can't say I've really noticed a difference myself although there aren't many hard surfaces in that room that I'd notice it on.
grate video
If you need the fan more than the air purifier, depending on the seasons, you can remove the HEPA filter and increase the flow rate by 50-100%. Be careful with Dyson Air Purifiers/Fans, since some models don't have WiFi to link with the App.
I was using my Dyson tonight. And I thought I would treat my Athletes foot with some Lamasil Once. My Dyson went mental and the VOC sensor went into the red. I read the ingredients of the Lamasil and it said oher ingredients are " acrylates/ octyl acrylamide copolymer and ethanol.
Just shows you what we unintentionally put on our skin.
How's the fan been with all this hot weather in the UK?? Thanks
It's been pretty good, there's been a couple of times when I've needed to move it a little closer to get more airflow (it's normally sitting across the room) so a bit more power wouldn't go amiss but it's still pretty good. It's still just a fan though so it doesn't necessarily cool better than a fan that costs a fraction as much. Only other thing I found was for when I'm in bed, it's better to have a desk fan high up angled down rather than this on the floor blowing across the bed but that's more of a "use the right tool for the job" type of thing rather than a problem with this particular fan.
The 13A fuse is supposed to go before the cable catches fire if there's a short in whatever is connected on the other end of the cable. Just like in your home fusebox you'll have 10A fuses for wires with 1.5mm^2 and 16A fuses for wires with 2.5mm^2.
My point was more that a 13A fuse is excessively high for a fan that draws under 30W at maximum speed. The flex is also only 0.75mm therefore far too thin to be fused at 13A. But even irrespective of the cable size, I'd rather see an appliance fused at a level related to what it's expected to draw (i.e. a 3A fuse in the case of this fan) so that in the event of a fault the fuse will blow easier/quicker rather than purely based on the maximum current carrying capacity of the flex.
@@camerongray1515 good point :)
this worries me - why did they put a 13A fuse in the plug and not a 3A fuse with a 30W fan and 0.75mm2 wire?
I bought the Dyson AM07 tower fan under the impression that this could connect to the Dyson Link app. I’m returning it and considered getting this model, but I’m not convinced. The remote is poor and can be difficult to work, there’s no Apple Homekit integration either. It’s the best looking fan on the market, but for the price tag it’s extremely disappointing
I was waiting for him to say he's going to tie it into nodered lol
If it was a bottom model structure don’t you thing it will over heat with the ventilation?
Not quite sure what you mean?
The HP models come with built-in heaters
The air is also more pure from the Dyson. A “normal” fan just blows dust around:)
Have you noticed any noise from the motor? Like a rattle or anything other that the airflow
I noticed a very quiet "metallic?" noise once while it was running at the lowest speed but haven't noticed anything since (been a couple of weeks) - definitely keeping an eye on it though in case it is a problem but hoping it's fine.
Interesting, I’ve been through a few replacements as they all make this rattle noise but it’s really prominent / distracting over the actual airflow.
Great review! I have one question though... and i hope you could answer it for me cause I can’t step out to the demo store due to lockdown...
Is there any airflow coming out from the bottom curved part of the purifier fan’s “loop”?
Cause i own the tp04 and the slots where the air comes out only starts from a little higher on the straight section of the loop, and even then, airflow from that section is pretty weak compared to the top... this is a problem for me since my bed is pretty low, when i lay down to sleep at night, there’s hardly any wind blowing at me. And weirdly dyson discontinued the desk versions in my country...
your feedback would help in my decision! Thanks! And keep up the good work!
Unfortunately not, it looks like the slots are very similarly placed to the TP04, just inset slightly and coloured black so they aren't as prominent visually.
Is it good for people with Asthma. 💌
I see A LOT of peaople complaining about those Dyson air purifiers in the product reviews (and on the internet overall). After some time of use, the annoying high pitched noise starts to appear. I'm hesitant to get one of these, because it looks like there is some flaw in the product it self.
I do not recommend carrying by lifting on the fan side. Lift from the bottom. You should have followed the filter install instructions. The filter clicks to the outer housing then into the machine.
Mi Air Purifier Pro H, cleans 600 m3/h. CADR !!! Thats WORKS... But Dyson looks Nicer
I would love to hear more about combination dehumidifier/heat/fan/filter units - at the moment I have A/C, dehumidifier, and Air Purifier as separate units
Combining those would be a bit tricky without introducing significant compromises. Dyson already do a combination purifier, fan and heater which is probably the most "combined" you're likely to find. Dehumidifiers and air conditioners have pretty complex hardware so trying to combine them would be hard. You could probably fit a HEPA filter to a A/C unit or dehumidifier but that's about it. Trying to say, combine A/C and a dehumidifier, you'd basically end up having two separate machines bolted together without really much reduction in size over two separate machines.
Completely unrelated query, what keyboard is that on your sofa?
It's an Apple Magic Keyboard and Apple Magic Trackpad 2 inside a TwelveSouth Magicbridge: czcams.com/video/l3IaRRcYlZA/video.html
@@camerongray1515 Thanks. Somehow I managed to miss that video. :-)
Aaaah' lovely cool breeze ♥️♥️♥️🌱🌱
Does this run through alexa?
With how big and expensive it is it is odd that it doesn't feature any sort of dehumidifier. I personally use a dessicant dehumidifier, which has also a washable air filter and ioniser for air filtration.
It's large but even at that size you'd be limited to a really basic peltier dehumidifier and you'd probably need to still make it a fair bit larger to incorporate the required heatsinks and water tank. I also use a dessicant dehumidifier when drying clothes however it's not the sort of thing I'd want to run normally since it makes the air pretty dry and uncomfortable. They do however actually sell a humidifier if you want to accomplish the total opposite!
@@camerongray1515 Makes sense, but they could have incorporated the dehumidifier within it if they just made use of a regular rotating fan instead, as it wouldn't need to such a large vertical foot print to achieve the same output.
Good value for money 💵
I definitely wouldn't say that, you're very much paying for the name and the design (like buying a designer brand t-shirt). In terms of performance it's basically the same as any midrange fan or air purifier which would cost a fraction of the price.
Info about speakers? Tnx
They're Monitor Audio Bronze 6G, I made a video about them here: czcams.com/video/WUwCIxJg2XM/video.html
But can it run Crysis?
The iot feature is almost always through cloud servers, not local. That is a very typical model.
This is true, although with these sorts of things I'd rather the app would talk locally to the device where possible and provide an optional cloud feature that can be used to control the device remotely. Forcing a login means that in the future, if the login servers are shut down, the app will no longer be usable.
How stable is it on the floor
Seems fine to me, you wouldn't want to lean on it or anything but it'll be fine if it's lightly bumped or something. Most of the weight is in the bottom part, the top air multiplier section is very light so it's not top heavy or anything.
@@camerongray1515 thanks for letting me know I’ve got one on order should be coming later today
I can’t believe how loud my model is, only got it today, auto mode goes to fan level 7 even though humidity is over 60%
I try heat mode and it stays as loud as fan level 8 (no matter if I turn it down to level 1)
So far have to leave it at level 1-4 otherwise can’t even hear the TV without being very distracted 🤦🏻
Looks identical to the TP-06 I have and I can't see any differences on their website. Same design, same display, same app, same controller, same filters.. what changed? hmm
I guess they changed the air slot appearance.
As far as I can tell, the TP07 replaces the TP04, then the TP09 replaces the TP06. The TP06/TP09 have an additional filter to remove formaldehyde. The TP09 also has a formaldehyde sensor which I *think* is new to it over the TP06 which had a filter to remove formaldehyde, but I don't think it had a sensor to detect it. The differences I could see between the TP04 and TP07 are small but there are some. Slightly different filters, slightly tweaked design, apparently 20% quieter, regular mains plug rather than an external power adapter and apparently the whole unit is now HEPA sealed.
@@camerongray1515 I see. When I got the TP-06 I just assumed that was the upgrade to the TP-04. I didn't realise they kept selling that older model. I see the TP-09 looks more similar to the one I have on their website.
Will this cool the room down?
No, it's just a fan, to alter the room temperature you'd need an air conditioner.
Big Clive uses a computer fan and a bit of bog paper to filter his room !
Dyson is truly the Apple of the appliance world.
Overengineered; though looks nice,
possibly better features than competitors, and definitely overpriced.
Had mine for a week. I don’t think it’s worth the money. I’m going to return it.
You sound like the crippled kid from South Park
Nice video
Eventhough i have the previous model the filters last about two years, it uses the same filters the new one does and with the asthma problems I have at night its basically on for just over 12 hours a day, it arrived about two years ago and has only just started demanding new filters, this if being improved should last alot longer than one year with the original filters
Hope it helped for Asthma, if yes do you advise me to take one for my asthmatic daughter. Thanks 🌷👍🏻
I bought it yesterday because we are having triple digit weather and our air conditioner went out. All it does is blow hot air. I didn't expect it to cool the room down, but I did expect it to blow cold air on me. Mine is a day old and all it does its blow hot air.
It's just a fan so it'll blow whatever air is already in the room at you, a fan cannot cool the air down in any way. If you want to alter the temperature of the air, you need an air conditioner
@@camerongray1515or to place the fan next to a window such that it blows hot air out of the room.
This can work if you say need to cool down one room that's much hotter than others (e.g. because you've been cooking or because a particular room gets a lot of direct sunlight) as it'll pull in colder air from other rooms. However, on a hot day, sure you'll blow air from the room out, but that air still needs to be replaced from somewhere so on a hot day you'll just end up drawing in more hot outside air through the open window or other gaps in the building that let air in - you won't be able to cool a building down below the outside temperature.
It's just and expensive fan, that cleans the air. It's not WIFI enabled so the Dyson app won't work. Also it should only be carried by the base.
So not much different from the t04?
As far as I'm aware they're basically the same, it's more of a design refresh with different filters than anything
Tp04 filter is hepa h13 grade same as tp07, however tp07 is not just the filter is HEPA grade the whole machine is HEPA grade so you don’t suck in harmful pullutates and still blow them out again
why is the remote control so poorly designed? buttons have no tactile indicators on them, the graphics is nearly invisible and impossible to see in low light.
Re: 18:30 - viruses. Not that I want to "well actually" you Cameron, but most viruses are far smaller than 2.5 microns. Sure there's some mega-viruses out there that are almost bacteria large but even then they're sub micron. To filter out virus particles this thing would need to be rated as BSL-2 or above, which it isn't. Sorry if this is me being picky, but some people might buy these thinking they can filter "that virus" based on your review, and at 31k subs you're probably getting attention beyond us geeks. Should I get my coat?
And that app account thing annoys the hell out of me as well. I watched Barry Lewis demo some kitchen device to ferment cocktails or some crap and it literally won't work after they shut down their stupid internet end point. This thing was about 300 quid, no buttons, just an app you had to login to. I am left speechless sometimes. Anyway, great review, but I won't be buying one because Mr Dyson is a bit of a twat.
Admittedly I'm not an expert on filters or standards and got a bit mixed up there between the website that states that it can filter viruses and then the display showing PM2.5 as the smallest value. Turns out that according to Dyson it can filter out PM0.1 (admittedly I don't know enough about how well it will do that) but then the actual sensor can only detect as small as PM2.5 which makes sense since I imagine sensing smaller than that would be pretty difficult. There's more information here but obviously I'm having to take it at face value since it's not really my area of expertise www.dyson.co.uk/newsroom/overview/news/april-2021/new-air-purification
Then yeah, that is a major issue with app controlled devices like that. If I'm buying an app controlled device I'll always download the app before I buy to check if it needs a login. I was fine with this one since I don't really plan to use the app and I can do everything I need from the remote however if it was only controllable from the app then the login requirement would be a deal-breaker.
They looks great and do work but in consumer testing they are actually less effective then a box fan with a filter taped to the front. Not worth the money that you spend on them in the end.
box fans aren't really a thing over here in the UK.
@@RWL2012 just buy a normal fan
There's one born every minute
Just bought 1 of these, so disappointed, makes the room hotter.
Despite the cost and marketing it's just a fan so while it shouldn't increase the room temperature that much, the heat from the motor will technically increase the room temperature (albeit not hugely as it's only 30w). To actually cool a room you need an air conditioner or an evaporative air cooler, all a fan will do is cool you by blowing air across your skin, no fan can decrease the ambient temperature of a room.
Yeah i was under the impression cool meant actual cool air lol, it raised my room from 24C to 27C. Reckon I could ask for a refund?
It really depends on the retailer, you'd probably struggle to get a refund based on that alone, however if you're in the UK and you've bought it within the last 30 days online or possibly through click and collect, you may be able to return it under the distance selling regulations. Also, if you're thinking about returning it to buy an air conditioner, bear in mind that these will need vented to outside.
As for the temperature increase, I doubt that would be down to the fan itself, it won't make that much of a difference. It's likely something else, even you being in the room will increase the temperature more, the human body is said to emit roughly 100W of heat. Plus other electronics in the room will also contribute to heating it up.
Great reply's mate... Yeah i only had it running 10 mins, at that point i measured the air coming directly from the blades themselves with a digital thermometer/hydrometer i use to hatch eggs, and was deffinately a few degrees warmer. I really hope i can return it, I have absolutely no intention of using it as i allready have a fan, and especially for this price
Dear you talk very fast, for none English people is a bit difficult.. Thanks
Yo, you go deep, and I like deep!
1 hour really?
Good video but very long winded and repeated yourself quite a bit. Played the video at 2x so wasnt terrible i guess
Nice review 👍, that said, this dyson fan is an overpriced piece of crap, just by the price you really want to like it find a reason to not send it back, i’m sorry but i sended it back, dont toch this fan, nothing agaist the review i mean it, keep it going!
Shilling for the Dyson traitor!
Did you perhaps watch the video? He even says it is not worth the cost and that you would be better off buying a cheaper fan and air purifier for less money.
Omg, it needs account to store historical info about your readings. Get over it
Then the account could have been optional as is the case with many other devices. It would have been nice to be able to skip setting up an account to at least use the remote control functionality and to view historical data for a reduced period of time. The app only seems to show a week's worth of historical data, I'm sure the fan could simply be built with enough memory to store this internally. My point isn't that it shouldn't have an account at all, it's more that the account should be optional to allow for long term use many years into the future.
very disappointed with TP07. It's overpriced! any ordinary fan is better.
You can’t purify air with ordinary fan, if you just want air just get a fan
Lol, people want it to cook for them .
Fantastic review, thank you.