Purchased: August 2022 - still works GREAT! ruclips.net/user/postUgkxxsUnXhGsSJLim_XnMHyQK0u3XVaW-CGn I live in a studio and during the summer it gets scorching hot - really old building with no ac units. I can’t express how EASY it was to install.This unit has been a life savior during the summer and some days during other seasons where it can still be a bit warm at night. In this small place is my friend, a husky, poodle mix and myself. We need AC - lolI don’t use the dehumidifier option - I’m not sure if it will leak in my house, since I did not install the small draining hose that came with it. May look into it late but I don’t worry about much humidity in the apartment.I don’t understand why the negative reviews since all things mentioned, I personally did not find issues with. Definitely worth it!
It was discussed briefly actually, and it uses just about what is average power for a space heater of it's kind and can certainly trip circuit breakers! Although it's fair to note it may use less electricity by more efficiently heating a room, therefore not needing to be on for as long. In the video it measured 2006 Watts- that is certainly enough to trip some circuit breakers specially if it is on a shared circuit with any other devices. 2006 W on a 110V source would equal about 18.2 Amp draw for example!
@@DE-sf9sr Perhaps that specific unit which you are referring to uses excessive electricity than most space heaters which is why circuit breaker trips? Ultimately your sample size of 1 cannot trump measured values and ohms law my friend. To outright claim that this unit uses "much less" electricity is a reach when the data is in front of you
There's not really a more "efficient" way to turn electricity directly into heat. One watt is equal to 3.41BTU/hr and there's no getting around it. You'd have to invest in a heat pump or something of the like, which is not nearly as simple to install or maintain as the resistive heaters in standalone units like this.
Amazing review. Just to clarify, heating can not be any more efficient for any heating unit, heating has pretty much 1 to 1 (%100) energy conversion ratio from electricity to heat. So any heating unit has perfect energy conversion ratio regardless off quality and can not be any more efficient. 1 Watt*s (electricity) = 1 joule (heat)
I have a few questions for anyone who has used this device: Will it heat and purify a living area of 1000 to 1200 square feet? Will it heat and purify seperate rooms within that square footage? There are small gaps under each bedroom door…will it purify and heat those rooms when the doors are closed? Is air circulation noticeable? Typical energy consumption with average settings?
Hi, thank for the informations! I'm really interested in wattage consume, you showed that in warming mode it consumes 2000 watt but is it always fix at 2000 or it varies between the warming phase (raising temperature up from 16 to 20°C, consuming 2000w) and the mantaining phase (consuming maybe 800w keeping temperature stable at 20°C for hours)? This would have a big impact on running cost.
Hmm, depends on time to reach a suitable ambient temperature, but let's do the basics: 2kWh for 6 hours of the day = 12kW power at 31.8p/ kWh = £3.82/day. I suspect this would be more expensive than heating your whole house on gas once standing charges are factored, if you're running 2 of them (2 rooms as you said = £7.64). Plus factor the levelised cost (i.e. you need to spend £500 to buy the unit, which if used for 1 year is £1.70/day in addition to the running cost).
They now put cheaper filter. Before their was a real high quality charcoal filter. Filters are hard to find here in canada. Good heater and air purifier but cool nope it’s just a fan.
How can you make an electric heater more efficient? A Kw/H is a Kw/H whether one uses a cheap $20 heater or a $600 highway robbery plastic box. Seriously, what am I missing?
@@TeamExequias not true I spent £600 on the new hot cool Dyson auto react. The only one that is more expensive is the Formaldehyde version (which is gold): mine is identical to the one in this video… and was very expensive. It’s the sister to the formaldehyde.
My brandnew device temperature reading is inaccurate, usually shows +2-3 celcius degrees more than the actual room temperature is. Anyone else experiencing the same?
"will this keep you cool in Summer" its important to understand that Dyson fans are just FANS they don't have refrigerants in them and cool like an air conditioner. They filter the air and blow it back so don't expect 'cooling' I mean how slow are you people?
Having owned the taller model, I can honestly say it is the most overpriced product I have ever known. You are paying for the technology rather than the actual performance. The fan needs to be right by you, to feel any benefit and the quiet mode is worthless as the movement of air is unnoticeable. Save yourself a stack of cash and buy a cheap fan. You won’t regret that, but you will regret spending wads of cash for something that isn’t fit for purpose.
A ridiculously overpriced solution in search of a problem. Also, "cooling mode" doesn't actually cool, just blows filtered ambient air. In other words if the room air temp is 80 degrees, the unit will blow 80 degree air - and will never cool the room down, as erroneously suggested in the clip.
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Purchased: August 2022 - still works GREAT! ruclips.net/user/postUgkxxsUnXhGsSJLim_XnMHyQK0u3XVaW-CGn I live in a studio and during the summer it gets scorching hot - really old building with no ac units. I can’t express how EASY it was to install.This unit has been a life savior during the summer and some days during other seasons where it can still be a bit warm at night. In this small place is my friend, a husky, poodle mix and myself. We need AC - lolI don’t use the dehumidifier option - I’m not sure if it will leak in my house, since I did not install the small draining hose that came with it. May look into it late but I don’t worry about much humidity in the apartment.I don’t understand why the negative reviews since all things mentioned, I personally did not find issues with. Definitely worth it!
Can it make your room cold
bro wtf are u on about. wrong product my guy
Important to note that dB is a logarithmic scale. So 20 dB isn’t double 10 dB. 13 dB is double 10 dB. Therefore 20dB is actually 10x 10dB.
One thing not mentioned is that it uses much less electricity than a normal space heater which can trip circuit breakers. Also much safer.
It was discussed briefly actually, and it uses just about what is average power for a space heater of it's kind and can certainly trip circuit breakers! Although it's fair to note it may use less electricity by more efficiently heating a room, therefore not needing to be on for as long. In the video it measured 2006 Watts- that is certainly enough to trip some circuit breakers specially if it is on a shared circuit with any other devices. 2006 W on a 110V source would equal about 18.2 Amp draw for example!
Skeptical. Has not tripped a breaker that I know a space heater trips.
@@DE-sf9sr Perhaps that specific unit which you are referring to uses excessive electricity than most space heaters which is why circuit breaker trips? Ultimately your sample size of 1 cannot trump measured values and ohms law my friend. To outright claim that this unit uses "much less" electricity is a reach when the data is in front of you
Informative honest review of a typically expensive, aesthetically pleasing well deigned dyson product.
Thanks for watching 🙏
There's not really a more "efficient" way to turn electricity directly into heat. One watt is equal to 3.41BTU/hr and there's no getting around it. You'd have to invest in a heat pump or something of the like, which is not nearly as simple to install or maintain as the resistive heaters in standalone units like this.
Amazing review. Just to clarify, heating can not be any more efficient for any heating unit, heating has pretty much 1 to 1 (%100) energy conversion ratio from electricity to heat. So any heating unit has perfect energy conversion ratio regardless off quality and can not be any more efficient. 1 Watt*s (electricity) = 1 joule (heat)
I have a few questions for anyone who has used this device:
Will it heat and purify a living area of 1000 to 1200 square feet?
Will it heat and purify seperate rooms within that square footage? There are small gaps under each bedroom door…will it purify and heat those rooms when the doors are closed?
Is air circulation noticeable?
Typical energy consumption with average settings?
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Hi, thank for the informations! I'm really interested in wattage consume, you showed that in warming mode it consumes 2000 watt but is it always fix at 2000 or it varies between the warming phase (raising temperature up from 16 to 20°C, consuming 2000w) and the mantaining phase (consuming maybe 800w keeping temperature stable at 20°C for hours)? This would have a big impact on running cost.
Super useful review. Great voice, great vid quality, great information. Big like.
How about the humidity while using heater? Does air get dry or it also control the humidity? Can someone please confirm?
Hi there just purchased one of these but I can’t get it connected on the app the app is not reading it 😓 one I got is the Dyson HP7A
Thank you very much, I've just bought one, thanks for the great review.
when are the engineers going to create an air conditioning fan?
literally been asking the same question these past few weeks now
Very helpful review! Thank you!
Do you think the heating cost would be offset by putting a unit in 1-2 rooms and significantly reducing the heat for the rest of your home?
Yes
Hmm, depends on time to reach a suitable ambient temperature, but let's do the basics: 2kWh for 6 hours of the day = 12kW power at 31.8p/ kWh = £3.82/day. I suspect this would be more expensive than heating your whole house on gas once standing charges are factored, if you're running 2 of them (2 rooms as you said = £7.64). Plus factor the levelised cost (i.e. you need to spend £500 to buy the unit, which if used for 1 year is £1.70/day in addition to the running cost).
@@mramg6038 it wont be using 2000watt to keep the temp. Steady once it reached it. Also 1 room heating is always better than whole house.
No need to spend that much for a simple heater tho, 50 dollar wil get u a good electic heater
Can it just purify the air without putting cold air out
I have this and it is super weak with heating. Taking it back. My 50.00 heater does better
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Hi where to buy third party filter?
does it actually blow cold air?
No. Cool refers to the fan feeling cool when it blows on your skin. The cooling is JUST A FAN.
Awesome review. Considering getting 3 of thiese in my home.
Thanks for watching 🙏
On the heating mode for me, it's just loud no matter what. Changing the speed does nothing. Weird.
They now put cheaper filter. Before their was a real high quality charcoal filter. Filters are hard to find here in canada. Good heater and air purifier but cool nope it’s just a fan.
Thanks for that info
So it doesn't have air-conditioning?
How can you make an electric heater more efficient? A Kw/H is a Kw/H whether one uses a cheap $20 heater or a $600 highway robbery plastic box. Seriously, what am I missing?
What is “efficient” heating?
You turn it on and get warm quickly.
I purchased the hot cool auto react, looks identical to your one (so I know it’s not the other hot cool version) and mine doesn’t support the app.
You got the less expensive version the one that doesn't have wifi or any other smart features that is why you cant use the app
@@TeamExequias not true I spent £600 on the new hot cool Dyson auto react. The only one that is more expensive is the Formaldehyde version (which is gold): mine is identical to the one in this video… and was very expensive. It’s the sister to the formaldehyde.
@@charleygrabczak534 I beleive they removed the app function. that is now only available for the formaldehyde versions.
My brandnew device temperature reading is inaccurate, usually shows +2-3 celcius degrees more than the actual room temperature is. Anyone else experiencing the same?
"will this keep you cool in Summer" its important to understand that Dyson fans are just FANS they don't have refrigerants in them and cool like an air conditioner. They filter the air and blow it back so don't expect 'cooling' I mean how slow are you people?
I think your the slow one 😂
@@learnmore266*you’re… the slow one.
If it's not cooling in any way than it's a glorified fan
It’s an air purifier, and a heater. It’s also a fan. It’s not full of refrigerant.
@@stirfry741it’s advertised as hot and COOL is should have a proper cooling function besides a fan
@@shkatyaromanova3650 yeah well it doesn’t lol
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Oh it doesn’t actually cool… what a bummer!!!!
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Great heater... Lousy fan...It should have an additional cooling unit and act as an AC..
Not sure why they call it "cool" when it doesn't do any real cooling at all.
“Feel rest assured” ffs
Dyson the worst products for the highend price!
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it does not cool air but let's write COOL in CAPS in the title
Having owned the taller model, I can honestly say it is the most overpriced product I have ever known. You are paying for the technology rather than the actual performance. The fan needs to be right by you, to feel any benefit and the quiet mode is worthless as the movement of air is unnoticeable.
Save yourself a stack of cash and buy a cheap fan. You won’t regret that, but you will regret spending wads of cash for something that isn’t fit for purpose.
$749 hope it works because it cost more than a c/c and heater combined smh
This thing you've reviewed doesn't seem to have a model number, totally useless review just full of HOT AIR.
A ridiculously overpriced solution in search of a problem. Also, "cooling mode" doesn't actually cool, just blows filtered ambient air. In other words if the room air temp is 80 degrees, the unit will blow 80 degree air - and will never cool the room down, as erroneously suggested in the clip.