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You want pollen capture and a breeze, and you will pay for the filter: the PC1, knowing many UK reviews say it does not chill the room.
Dyson fan comparison 2026
The best Dyson fans, compared.
Top pick: Dyson HP1 Hot+Cool Best value: Dyson HushJet Mini – Best value on a different ASIN, the Dyson HushJet Mini at about £99. Updated 20 October 2026.
Charlie White (Charlie DIYte)Expert source
Four are corded Air Multiplier units: a hidden impeller projects a jet through a loop, so the outlet has no open blade. A typical listing does not state a compressor or an exhaust hose, so none removes heat the way a portable air conditioner does. You separate them by the job: the PC1 Purifier Cool for a sealed purifier and a breeze, the HP1 for a sealed purifier plus heat, the older HP00 whose reviews say there is no app, the AM09 fan heater with a stated 2,000 W and no filter, or the HushJet Mini personal battery fan. You want pollen capture and a breeze, and you will pay for the filter on the PC1, knowing many UK reviews say it does not chill the room. The checks before you buy are in the [Dyson fan buying guide](/hub/cooling/dyson-fan/sub/dyson-fan-buying-guide).
Four are corded Air Multiplier units: a hidden impeller projects a jet through a loop, so the outlet has no open blade.
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Personal buying guide
Which Dyson fan fits?
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What do you need it to do?
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Our view
The HP1 is the corded purifier heater at £449.00, with 4.4 from 84 reviews. Bullets claim a sealed HEPA H13 system, more than 250 litres per second, and MyDyson. The table prints 40 W, 63 dB, 27 m², 5.26 kg and no voltage. One review says this delivery had no Wi-Fi, and one unit died after two months. Praise is the purifier reading and fast heat. It is the machine to open if you want filter, heat and an app claim together, after you check the box. It does not take the top pick because the heater wattage is missing from the table.
Pros
- HEPA H13, app, remote and touch are in the listing
- 4.4 from 84 reviews, the highest star line in the set
- 5.26 kg and 76.5 cm are stated
- Reviews praise purification and heat-up
Cons
- 40 W is the only wattage cell beside a heating claim
- Voltage is not in the table
- One review says no Wi-Fi on that HP1
- Reviews say it does not cool the room
Best for: You want a purifier and a heater in one corded machine, and you will check that Wi-Fi is actually in the box.
Less suitable: You need a stated heater wattage on the listing, or you want the room colder rather than filtered.
Specifications
- Model
- Dyson HP1 Hot+Cool
- Brand
- Dyson
- Price
- ∼£449
- Customer rating
- 4.4/5(84)
- Role
- Purifier and heater
- Heater
- Claimed in the bullets
- Filter
- HEPA H13 claimed
- App
- Claimed
- Remote
- Yes
- Noise claim
- 63 dB
- Power as listed
- 40 W
- Coverage claim
- 27 m²
- Cordless
- No
Common questions
Does the HP1 listing say it heats on 40 W?
The wattage cell prints 40 W. The bullets also say it heats a room. The saved listing does not print a separate heater wattage, so do not treat 40 W as that figure.
Does this listing claim the MyDyson app?
Yes. The bullets and the control-method row say app, remote and touch. One review says that HP1 had no Wi-Fi. Another used an iPhone and Alexa.
Will it cool the room?
Reviews say it blows air and is not an air conditioner. There is no compressor in this saved listing.
Our view
The AM09 is the corded fan heater in this set, listed at £399.99 with 4.1 from 205 reviews, the largest UK review file here. The attribute table prints 2,000 W, 230 V and 12.5 A, and also prints 2 speeds, wall mount and radiant heat, which clash with PTC plates, Jet Focus and a review that cites setting 10. The box line lists a cord, not a filter. Reviews like the heat and say fan mode does not make the room colder. It is the top pick because the voltage and the heater wattage are actually on the listing, and the review file is the one you can weigh. It is not a purifier.
Pros
- 2,000 W, 230 V and 12.5 A are on the amazon.co.uk table
- Largest review file in the set, 4.1 from 205
- Thermostat and oscillation are in the listing
- No filter to budget in this saved listing
Cons
- Table says 2 speeds and wall mount; bullets say PTC plates and Jet Focus
- Remote is not in the attribute table or the box line
- Reviews say fan mode is noisy and does not chill the room
- One review says a unit would not oscillate
Best for: You want occasional heat and a fan, with the 2,000 W cell written on the listing, around £400.
Less suitable: You need a HEPA filter, an app, or a machine that lowers the room temperature.
Specifications
- Model
- Dyson AM09 Hot+Cool
- Brand
- Dyson
- Price
- ∼£400
- Customer rating
- 4.1/5(205)
- Role
- Fan heater, no filter
- Heater
- Yes, 2,000 W listed
- Filter
- No
- Oscillation
- Yes, angle k. A.
- Timer
- Named in a review
- Power as listed
- 2,000 W heat
- Cordless
- No
- Voltage note
- 230 V
Common questions
Does this AM09 listing include a filter?
No. The bullets and the attribute table do not name a HEPA filter. The included-components line lists a cord.
What heat output does amazon.co.uk print?
The table prints 2,000 W, 230 V, 12.5 A and a maximum setting of 37°C. It does not print a separate fan-mode wattage.
Does fan mode chill the room?
Reviews say it blows the air already in the room. One buyer checked the temperature and it rose. There is no compressor in this saved listing.
Our view
The HushJet Mini is the only machine here under £100: £99.00, 4.0 from 34 reviews, 210 g, with a neck strap and a charging cable. Bullets claim 5 speeds plus Boost and up to 6 hours. The table says 6 speeds, 40 W, 240 V and 150 cubic metres per minute. Reviews like the breeze for the size and say high speed is loud. It is the best value in this folder because it is the personal fan at the only entry price, with the conflicts left visible. It is not a substitute for any of the corded towers.
Pros
- £99.00, the only sub-£100 Dyson in the set
- Cordless, 210 g, strap and cable in the box
- Several speeds and a twist nozzle
- Some buyers get a useful runtime on lower speeds
Cons
- 240 V and 150 m³/min sit on a 210 g battery fan
- Reviews say it is loud above the low settings
- Only 34 reviews
- Charging confused at least one buyer
Best for: You want a Dyson you can hold, wear or park on a desk, around £99.
Less suitable: You want to move air through a living room, or you need heat or a filter.
Specifications
- Model
- Dyson HushJet Mini
- Brand
- Dyson
- Price
- ∼£99
- Customer rating
- 4.0/5(34)
- Role
- Personal battery fan
- Heater
- No
- Filter
- No
- App
- No
- Remote
- No
- Oscillation
- Twist nozzle
- Power as listed
- 40 W
- Coverage claim
- 150 m³/min listed
- Cordless
- Yes
- Voltage note
- 240 V on a cordless listing
Common questions
Is the HushJet a room fan?
The listing is a 210 g handheld fan with a neck strap. Reviews use it at a desk or around the neck. The 150 m³/min cell does not match that size.
Does the box include a water tank?
No. Included components are a neck strap and a charging cable. Evaporative cooling is only a feature line.
Why does a cordless fan show 240 V?
The attribute table prints 240 V beside a cordless lithium-ion bullet. Use the rating plate. Do not assume it plugs into the mains.
Our view
This Pure Hot + Cool is part HP00, £379.00, 3.9 from 35 reviews. Bullets claim 99.95% at 0.1 microns, a thermostat and a magnetic remote. They do not claim an app. The table leaves watts, volts and noise blank. Reviews call it quiet and compact, and they also say it is a normal fan in cooling mode. One unit howled. It is the lowest corded price in the folder, with a thin review file and no power cells, so it does not take best value.
Pros
- Lowest corded price in the set, £379.00
- HEPA claim and a magnetic remote in the bullets
- 2-year manufacturer warranty on the listing
- Reviews describe it as quieter and more compact than older Dyson fans
Cons
- No watts and no volts in the table
- Reviews say there is no Wi-Fi
- Only 35 reviews
- One unit howled and was treated as a fault
Best for: You want a smaller Hot+Cool with a remote and you do not need the app.
Less suitable: You need MyDyson, a stated wattage, or a large UK review file.
Specifications
- Model
- Dyson Pure Hot + Cool HP00
- Brand
- Dyson
- Price
- ∼£379
- Customer rating
- 3.9/5(35)
- Role
- Purifier heater, no app claim
- Heater
- Claimed in the bullets
- Filter
- HEPA claimed
- App
- No
- Remote
- Yes
- Cordless
- No
Common questions
Is this the same machine as the HP1?
No. This listing’s part number is HP00 and the model number is X6U. The bullets do not claim MyDyson.
Do the reviews say it has Wi-Fi?
No. Several reviews say there is no Wi-Fi and no app link. The control-method row says remote and touch.
What power does the table print?
It does not print watts or volts. Dimensions are 22.2 × 22.2 × 63.2 cm and the weight is 3.93 kg.
Our view
The PC1 is a corded purifier at £449.00, 3.6 from 86 reviews. Bullets claim a sealed HEPA H13 system, more than 250 litres per second, and MyDyson. The table prints 40 W, 61 dB, 27 m² and 7 kg, and no voltage. The filter-class cell says HEPA while the bullets say H13. The review file is dominated by people who wanted the room colder and sent it back. Keep it if the job is particles and a breeze. Skip it if the job is cooling the room.
Pros
- HEPA claim, app, remote and touch are in the listing
- 40 W is a fan-mode figure, not a fake heater cell
- About 105 cm, so it is the tall machine in the set
- Some reviews praise dust and hay-fever use
Cons
- 3.6 from 86, with a cluster of cooling returns
- Voltage is not in the table
- Filter class says HEPA; bullets say HEPA H13
- Same £449.00 as the HP1 without a heater claim
Best for: You want a tall purifier that also blows air, and you already know it will not refrigerate the room.
Less suitable: You want heat, or you are buying it because the title says cooling.
Specifications
- Model
- Dyson PC1 Purifier Cool
- Brand
- Dyson
- Price
- ∼£449
- Customer rating
- 3.6/5(86)
- Role
- Purifier, no heater
- Heater
- No
- Filter
- HEPA H13 claimed
- App
- Claimed
- Remote
- Yes
- Noise claim
- 61 dB
- Power as listed
- 40 W
- Coverage claim
- 27 m²
- Cordless
- No
Common questions
Does the PC1 heat as well?
Not in this listing. The bullets describe purification and airflow. They do not describe a heater.
Why do reviews say it failed as a fan?
Several UK reviews say it blows warm room air and was returned. The title says Powerful Cooling Purifier. The saved listing shows no compressor.
What does the table say about power?
40 W and 61 dB. Voltage is not listed. The size line is 12 × 20.4 × 105 cm and 7 kg.
How we compared
Shelf date: 19 October 2026. Source: the five amazon.co.uk Dyson listings kept in this folder. Shark, DREO, Bearwind and the unbranded tower were removed before scoring. Not a laboratory test. A star rating is not a noise measurement. A wattage cell is not rewritten when it clashes with a heating bullet. Weights sum to 100.
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Amazon evidence
35%Round (stars / 5 × 22), then add a volume band: under 100 ratings +0, 100–499 +4, 500–1,999 +6, 2,000 or more +9. Cap the block at 35.
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UK listing fit
30%floored at 0. Three parts of 10. Supply: 10 when 230 V or 240 V is stated on a corded machine and matches that machine; 6 when cordless is stated and a mains voltage is also printed; 4 when watts are stated and voltage is not; 2 when a corded listing states neither watts nor voltage. Spec agreement: 8 for one soft clash or a missing wattage with no hard clash; 5 for one hard clash; 0 for two or more hard clashes. Controls: 10 for app plus remote or touch; 8 for a remote with no app claim; 6 for
3
Review notes
20%A large file that names a use and a limit: 14. A smaller file with a clear use and a repeated limit: 12. Loud-on-high plus a charging complaint on a small file: 10. A return cluster about not cooling the room: 8.
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Price credibility
15%£399.99, 4.1 from 200 or more, heater watts and 230 V stated, speed cell clashes: 12. £99, personal fan, 4.0 from under 100, spec rows clash: 11. £379, 3.9 from under 50, watts missing, no app in the bullets: 8. £449, 4.4 from under 100, 40 W on a heater claim: 6. £449, 3.6, cooling-return cluster: 4.
Independent review
Last updated: 20 October 2026
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Dyson fan buying guide
Name the job first: breeze, particles, occasional heat, or a commute. For moving air only, a cheaper tower in the Fan comparison is the price check. Keep heater watts and fan watts apart. HP1 and PC1 tables print 40 W.
What is a Dyson fan?
PC1 (TP11): corded purifier, no heater in the bullets, £449.00, 3.6 from 86, about 105 cm and 7 kg on the listing. dyson.co.uk prints 4.72 kg. HP1 (HP11): corded purifier heater, £449.00, 4.4 from 84, 76.5 cm, 5.26 kg, 40 W and 63 dB on the listing, HEPA H13 and an app in the bullets. dyson.co.uk says it is a fan, not an air conditioner. HP00 (X6U): £379.00, 3.9 from 35, 63.2 cm, 3.93 kg, magnetic remote in the bullets, no app. AM09: £399.99, 4.1 from 205, listing 2,000 W, 76 cm and 3.91 kg.
Best for
- You want occasional heat and a fan, with the 2,000 W cell written on the listing, around £400.
- You want a Dyson you can hold, wear or park on a desk, around £99.
Not ideal for
- You need a HEPA filter, an app, or a machine that lowers the room temperature.
- You want to move air through a living room, or you need heat or a filter.
Mistakes to avoid
- 1
Buying a PC1 or HP1 to
Buying a PC1 or HP1 to drop room temperature.
- 2
Reading 40 W as the heater
Reading 40 W as the heater.
- 3
Trusting “2 speeds” and “wall mount”
Trusting “2 speeds” and “wall mount” on the AM09.
What to weigh up
Name the job first: breeze, particles,
HighName the job first: breeze, particles, occasional heat, or a commute. For moving air only, a cheaper tower in the Fan comparison is the price check.
Keep heater watts and fan watts apart
MediumKeep heater watts and fan watts apart. HP1 and PC1 tables print 40 W. The HP1 footnote compares heating with 2,050 W continuous. The AM09 listing prints 2,000 W, 230 V and 12.5 A; its ecodesign sheet prints 26.6 W fan power.
Which option suits you?
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want occasional heat and no filter to replace: the AM09
You want occasional heat and no filter to replace: the AM09. You want a Dyson you can hold, wear or park on a desk, around £99.
You want heat, a filter
You want heat, a filter and an app claim together: the HP1, after you check the box has Wi-Fi. You want a purifier and a heater in one corded machine, and you will check that Wi-Fi is actually in the box.
Common questions about Dyson fans
Which Dyson fan is the top pick?
The top pick is the Dyson AM09 Hot+Cool at about £399.99, score 64. The AM09 is the corded fan heater in this set, listed at £399.99 with 4.1 from 205 reviews, the largest UK review file here. The attribute table prints 2,000 W, 230 V and 12.5 A, and also prints 2 speeds, wall mount and radiant heat, which clash with PTC plates, Jet Focus and a review that cites setting 10.
Which Dyson fan is the best value?
Best value is the Dyson HushJet Mini at about £99, score 51. It is a different listing from the top pick. The HushJet Mini is the only machine here under £100: £99.00, 4.0 from 34 reviews, 210 g, with a neck strap and a charging cable. Bullets claim 5 speeds plus Boost and up to 6 hours. The table says 6 speeds, 40 W, 240 V and 150 cubic metres per minute.
Does this AM09 listing include a filter?
No. The bullets and the attribute table do not name a HEPA filter. The included-components line lists a cord. The AM09 is the corded fan heater in this set, listed at £399.99 with 4.1 from 205 reviews, the largest UK review file here. The attribute table prints 2,000 W, 230 V and 12.5 A, and also prints 2 speeds, wall mount and radiant heat, which clash with PTC plates, Jet Focus and a review that cites setting 10.
What heat output does amazon.co.uk print?
The table prints 2,000 W, 230 V, 12.5 A and a maximum setting of 37°C. It does not print a separate fan-mode wattage. The AM09 is the corded fan heater in this set, listed at £399.99 with 4.1 from 205 reviews, the largest UK review file here.
Does fan mode chill the room?
Reviews say it blows the air already in the room. One buyer checked the temperature and it rose. There is no compressor in this saved listing. The AM09 is the corded fan heater in this set, listed at £399.99 with 4.1 from 205 reviews, the largest UK review file here.
What should you not assume from the title?
Buying a PC1 or HP1 to drop room temperature. Reading 40 W as the heater. Trusting “2 speeds” and “wall mount” on the AM09. Assuming the £379 model has the app. Treating 150 m³/min on the HushJet as room airflow. Forgetting the £75 filter. Stop if the cable or plug is damaged, if you smell burning, if water is inside, or if it will not stay on.
When should you stop and get help?
Trusting “2 speeds” and “wall mount” on the AM09. Comfort fans at or under 125 W fan input sit under assimilated Commission Regulation (EU) No 206/2012. Use fan flow F in m³/min, fan power, service value, standby, sound power and air velocity. The AM09 PDF states F 11.1 m³/min, 26.6 W, service value 0.4, standby 0.5 W and 63 dB(A), to IEC 60879. Portable electric heaters sit under assimilated Commission Regulation (EU) 2015/1188. Annex II require. A different comparison is Bladeless fan.
Our verdict
The top pick is the Dyson AM09 Hot+Cool at about £399.99. It scores 64, the highest in this set, rated 4.1 from 205 reviews. Best value is the Dyson HushJet Mini at about £99, a different ASIN, with score 51. Skip the top pick if the limit in its listing is the job you actually have.
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Best value on a different ASIN, the Dyson HushJet Mini at about £99.
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Updated: 20 October 2026
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Sources
Public UK sources named below. amazon.co.uk prices, stars and review counts on these listings were read on 19 October 2026. Page updated 20 October 2026.
- Dyson HP (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Dyson PC (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Dyson AM (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- AM09 ecodesign PDF (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Filter (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Regulation 2015/1188 Annex II (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Regulation 206/ (retrieved 2026-10-20)
- Beat the heat checklist (retrieved 2026-10-20)
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