Dyson - Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde - Nickel/Blue

Dyson https://www.dyson.com.sg/purifier-big-quiet-formaldehyde-nickel-blue Expensive but you will not regret it.

Look for true HEPA filtration, and formaldehyde filtration. Dyson TP09 or HP09 are amazing, as is their BEAST the new Big+Quiet Formaldehyde purifier. These are very well made and designed purifiers with a true commitment to air quality. Some of these purifiers end up making things worse.

I have just been shopping for air purifiers again. In Vancouver. I looked at that one. But didn’t have any knowledge of the brand. I also wanted a good air quality meter. So that was going to be a couple hundred bucks. Ended up, I bought another Dyson Purifier Big&Quiet formaldehyde model. Expensive, at $1300, but excellent and has the meter built in, a phone app etc. I had previously bought one for another residence on the prairies and loved it. Ordered direct from Dyson and it came within a couple of days. (I chose the extra $25 delivery fee.) Absolutely no regrets. Better than going through a bunch of cheaper units just to find they are useless. And need constant filter changes. Those add up.

It’s worth the money. Very quiet. The fan will increase if it detects something in the air, but it is still very quiet. I use it in my office area.

With large ceilings like that I would look into Dyson big and quiet. It can project the purified air very far. I’m a Dyson fanboy but they are extremely expensive when compared to other brands that probably have better filters. I like my blue airs they have a large surface area for air intake and have high air flow numbers but the filters are expensive.

I’ve had a bunch of air purifiers, including the same Honeywell you have. This is my favourite. [https://www.cleanairkits.com/products/luggables-international-california-and-canada?variant=45663048270124](https://www.cleanairkits.com/products/luggables-international-california-and-canada?variant=45663048270124) I was a bit hesitant too since it requires some assembly, but I like this more than my Dyson Big+Quiet. The main benefits of these are low noise even at max speed, highest airflow and CADR(Clean Air Delivery Rate), low power consumption, and cheap filter replacement cost since it uses standard Merv 13 HVAC filters. I have it set up in the bedroom, very low noise and it moves so much air, more than the Dyson. If the assembly is a deal breaker for you, I would keep an eye out for a refurbished Dyson Big+Quiet, Ive seen them on best buy Canada for $500-$600( open box or refurbished) Another good option that‘s less expensive is the Blueair 211+. My mom has that for her condo and really likes it. My only gripe about it is it has a built in Ionizer you can’t disable. And many people are concerned that Ionizers create ozone, which is apparently unhealthy. But its definitely a nice looking unit In my opinion

I had both multiple Winix and now Dyson (Big & Quiet) purifier. The air quality is much better with Dyson. As for dust on prefilter, it's interesting - I had way more dust getting accumulated on Winix prefilter, but I also had more dust on the floor. I always used ionizer (Plasmawave) on Winix which makes dust heavier and makes it fall to the floor. But the air feels cleaner with Dyson which seems to trap airborne stuff better. Anyway, get whatever purifier you like with a good filter, but daily quick vacuuming (also with a good HEPA filter) is the answer. Your task is to trap and eliminate most dust mites until they stop multiplying.

Dyson big and quiet is the best air purifier if you had to pick one. Washable pre filter means the prefilter is washable not the hepa filter. There are no hepa filters that are washable. There are no purifiers that are “set for life” without filter changes. Filter means it filters stuff from the air. That means the filter gets dirty and clogged with dirt. That dirt cant magically go away on its own. Every purifier has a filter replacement cycle which can be found by searching “air purifier model x filter replacement schedule”. The leovit 100s is 9 months. If you live in a place with dirty air or have contaminates in the house (pets, cooking, fireplace) you would need to change the filter more often than listed.

Again, if Dyson wanted to put a 200 watts max input motor in they would. If they wanted to go for cadr they would. That is not their market. Those same tests show they do clean the air. After owning BISSELL products, several MyAir, air320 air400, they simply do not reach across the room to address and create a bubble of clean air. I found if I have to get another fan to aid a unit that is designed to aid a unit to clean the air and then maintain another unit that adds more maintenance and electricity cost atop another purchase, why do more? Edit: atop neither had both pm2.5 and voc sensors. So the air320’s were reacting to voc’s or the air400 was reacting to pm. Plus a solid standalone indoor air quality monitor with questionable accuracy? Dyson sensor suite offers useful live data if you want to be looking at it all day or truly set and forget. I have done rudimentary testing on the units with pm and vocs and aside from Dyson design flaws I’m happy with their performance. But I mostly own (4)big and quiet’s. I also have two tp02s, a tp07 and an hp07.

I got one and it’s super squeaky and rattling. Really disappointed with how noisy it is.

i have one - it's good! saves me so much of allergy