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Thank you for your videos and for the detailed tests that you perform. I just ordered a tp01 and was hoping to clarify something… A lot of websites claim that Dysons are not that great at purifying d/t their low CADR rating (especially 70 for tp01, which is pretty low). Dyson claims that it is an outdated test. Have you noticed in your tests that the low CADR rating of Dysons makes them inferior to other purifiers, or even plays a role?
In all of my Dyson tests to date I have not seen any significant correlation between CADR and performance. Dyson does tend to be on the lighter end for CADR compared to many other purifiers, but still performs great...if you put it on high and put it in a central area of your home it's going to do great. I wouldn't say CADR is totally outdated or worthless, but just because it's a little on the lower side doesn't necessarily mean the performance is going to be lacking.
Wit the fires here in California this was a timely video. Would have liked to see a use case per room size, but otherwise you guys went in with details.
It depends on your HVAC and how dirty the bulk of the air in your home is. It will also depend on the fan speed of the Dyson. In most cases, it will certainly increase the particulate count in the room, but the Dyson should be able to keep up. Just bear in mind that turning on the HVAC, opening doors / windows, etc. all introduces new sources are particulates, which will often mean the Dyson needs to turn on / increase speed to keep air purified to the lowest levels.
As a smoker on my bedroom and hall, the cryptomic filter of TP 06 is pretty impressive for clearing out the tobacco lingers as commented by my wife and sister 👍
Would you have any plans on testing the pure cool me? I can't seem to find any tests on in on the internet. This would be because I currently have one and I am curious to find out whether it is enough or if I should upgrade.
We don't have any immediate plans to...mostly because the core technology isn't really any different compared to the other Dyson air purifiers we've tested. The only major performance difference is it's smaller and better for small to medium sized spaces (due to the air flow capacity). Beyond that, it's the same design, same filters, etc. If your purifying a space 250 square feet or less, you're probably okay with the BP01. If it's bigger than that, you may want to upgrade.
Modern Castle I guess it’s fine then because it’s for my personal bedroom. By the way, would it be correct in saying that the BP01 has an active carbon filter within the 360 HEPA filter? Or only the 04 class has active carbon filters? Because I also have a TP04 in another room but I feel like the room feels much cleaner with it. Maybe that’s just placebo but I was wondering if you would know.
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I purchased TWO TP02 based on your comparison where it shows 180 degree oscillation and it's not even close to that. When I called Dyson they confirmed that it is only 70 degrees. My bad for not checking the offical specs before purcahsing. you should be more careful with your comparisons.
very helpful review. which is correct to my expectations of this nice dyson air purifiers bcuz i notice the big difference of reducing bad smells. I have 4 in my house. one was my mistake i got the wrong one didnt read the spects. tp01 doesnt have wifi or app compatibility or auto mode. I didnt know until it was too late n didnt exchange it for tp02. So i have the other 3 are TP02 with auto mode app use n wifi which are perfect they turn on automatically when detecting a bad smell. I'm planning to get the gold oneTP09 soon. So i can put it downstairs living room the biggest room in the house. Its currently like 700$ its pricey but i know it works DYSON is very reliable best quality products out there.
The air from all of the Dyson air purifiers is not "cooled". What Dyson means when they say it cools is that it's a fan. So it'll be normal room temperature air flow, just better circulated.
I wonder why the dp04 has more airflow than the tp04. It seems logical that if the air has an easier time getting out of the machine(like the tp04) it would have more airflow. But for such a compact matching over 400 liters of air per second is amazing
Modern Castle I have an hp01 in my room and I did the calculations and if dysons numbers are correct it recirculates the air in my room about every 3 mines 30 seconds. That seems crazy fast to me.
At about 6 minutes you said the tp02 has both a HEPA filter and an activated carbon filter, but I believe it’s just a one round HEPA filter only with no carbon filter, in this model, is that correct? When I take mine apart I can only see one round hepa one.
It's possible you have a version that didn't include a carbon filter, but the TP02 models being manufactured now do have a carbon filter. If you go to this page - amzn.to/3ENIzKT You'll see the description: "Second layer in filter contains activated carbon to capture household odors and volatile organic compounds like paint fumes, certified asthma and allergy friendly and awarded the quiet mark accreditation" On the page you can see the interior circle of the filter has the activated carbon layer.
@@ModernCastle Oh I see. Thank you for this clarification. Maybe the carbon filter is built right into the HEPA filter itself and doesn’t require a second filter. It looks like a two in one set up. I wonder if there were two versions or I just didn’t know this before.
Maybe the biggest recommend would be don't smoke indoors at all. If that cannot be helped, at least keep the baby in a closed room away from smoke (when smoke is happening). For the best budget friendly option I'm a big fan of Levoit. You can read all about them here - moderncastle.com/levoit-air-purifier-reviews/ For you I would recommend a Levoit Core 300 for the baby's room - amzn.to/33S4eQ6 And a Levoit Vital 100 - amzn.to/2FyzJ7i?tag=moderncastle-20 - use this one in common areas, living room, family room, etc. Basically any larger rooms where the baby spends a lot of time. If you don't mind moving the purifier around with the baby then just get a Vital 100. It covers up to 500 square feet. The Core 300 is good for around 215. Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help.
@@ModernCastle sadly it's not my place to ask them not to smoke indoors cuase they are helping me out. Plan to keep her enclosed in one room mainly. Thank u for the recommendations!
@@annawhittaker342 Well, that's a good plan then. Keeping that door closed will help. Putting a rolled up towel at the base of the door will help to better seal that area also. If it's just a small room the Core 300 should be a fine option. But nothing wrong with the Vital 100 if you want better coverage or something for the long term.
It's possible Dyson uses different versions in different countries that don't contain the carbon filter. It's also possible that certain retailers have versions that don't contain the carbon filter. The version I tested and the one being sold on Amazon right now contains a carbon filter. See here - amzn.to/3RJ7Htm Also, Dyson.com's (US site) listing for the TP02 says at the very top of the page, "Sealed filter with HEPA and activated carbon" See here - www.dyson.com/air-treatment/air-purifiers/pure-cool-link-tower-tp02/nickel
@@ModernCastle Thanks for your reply, that makes sense. Regardless, I decided to return the Dyson and go with the Blueair 211+ Auto model. The volume of air those devices move seems pretty impressive. I really appreciate the depth of information you include in your reviews.
@@ModernCastle thanks for the reply. In your opinion, you think the carbon filter should be a deal breaker? Like I should go with a model that does have one? The TP01 is on sale at a local store for $300
Dyson TP07 - shop-links.co/1743612746420435656 It's the new version of the TP04. Same basic design. Easily fits in the corner of a room, looks great, fantastic filters that are widely available. Just hits all of my check boxes. It's a little more than what you can find the TP04 these days, but I'd still prefer the newest version for my home.
@@derekhoshaw3072 Yeah, they are pretty pricey. If you can wait we'll probably have some good deals for president's day and memorial day will be the next bigger sale.
@@wenfuu We'll be sure to make a mention of that specifically in any future Dyson air purifier videos. To clarify though, the feature is pretty basic. You can shift the entire amplifier 15 degrees in a forward or backward leaning direction, giving you a little more control over the air flow direction. It is not automated and it will not turn on its own like the oscillation. You have to manually place it there.
@@ModernCastle thanks for the info! i agree its basic and manual but for me it's really important as I planned to put it on the floor near my desk. I also have a bean bag nearby my desk so the tilt will come in handy to me as I lied close to the ground while taking naps. It's very hot and humid here in my place so I need all the airflow to be redirected to me as much possible 😅
We haven't done a full test on the TP01 yet. Just a specs comparison. Though it's still extremely similar to the TP02, so performance should be as well.
No kidding...seems that Dyson may be discontinuing or at the least slowing production on the TP04 / TP02...DP04 seems like it's gone. I can never find that one anymore. Newer TP07 is the next generation, so they may just make that their new "standard", replacing the TP04.
They totally have fan blades . Just because they are calling it an impeller Is irrelevant as cleaning a dirty one is way more of a pain than an ordinary fan.
@@ModernCastle I'm being a smart ass your telling people the obvious what they should already know and expect the more you pay the better it should be. I thought this was gonna be a actual review.
You should buy something else then. You may a lot for the purification performance from the Dyson Pure Cool series. Just get a high powered fan and you'll save a ton of money.
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This guys antics during the video made this review both helpful and entertaining to watch 👍🏼 Thanks for the review!
You're welcome!
Good information should be both helpful and entertaining :D
Thanks for the detailed video!
You're welcome!
Nice review! Thanks!
You're welcome!
Thank you for your videos and for the detailed tests that you perform.
I just ordered a tp01 and was hoping to clarify something… A lot of websites claim that Dysons are not that great at purifying d/t their low CADR rating (especially 70 for tp01, which is pretty low). Dyson claims that it is an outdated test.
Have you noticed in your tests that the low CADR rating of Dysons makes them inferior to other purifiers, or even plays a role?
In all of my Dyson tests to date I have not seen any significant correlation between CADR and performance.
Dyson does tend to be on the lighter end for CADR compared to many other purifiers, but still performs great...if you put it on high and put it in a central area of your home it's going to do great.
I wouldn't say CADR is totally outdated or worthless, but just because it's a little on the lower side doesn't necessarily mean the performance is going to be lacking.
Love this
Thank you!
Wit the fires here in California this was a timely video. Would have liked to see a use case per room size, but otherwise you guys went in with details.
Unfortunately, Dyson no longer provides coverage areas based on square foot. But previously the TP04 / DP04 were in the 400 to 600 square foot range.
What happens when the house HVAC turns on? Does dirty air get pushed into the room much faster then the units can handle?
It depends on your HVAC and how dirty the bulk of the air in your home is. It will also depend on the fan speed of the Dyson.
In most cases, it will certainly increase the particulate count in the room, but the Dyson should be able to keep up. Just bear in mind that turning on the HVAC, opening doors / windows, etc. all introduces new sources are particulates, which will often mean the Dyson needs to turn on / increase speed to keep air purified to the lowest levels.
Any plans to review their humidifier+purifier? With winter and dry air coming looking for new humidifier. Thanks.
No immediate plans, but it's on our list.
As a smoker on my bedroom and hall, the cryptomic filter of TP 06 is pretty impressive for clearing out the tobacco lingers as commented by my wife and sister 👍
You’re disgusting if you smoke tobacco indoors.
Just smoking shit inside the house, its fucking disgusting
Would you have any plans on testing the pure cool me? I can't seem to find any tests on in on the internet. This would be because I currently have one and I am curious to find out whether it is enough or if I should upgrade.
We don't have any immediate plans to...mostly because the core technology isn't really any different compared to the other Dyson air purifiers we've tested. The only major performance difference is it's smaller and better for small to medium sized spaces (due to the air flow capacity).
Beyond that, it's the same design, same filters, etc.
If your purifying a space 250 square feet or less, you're probably okay with the BP01. If it's bigger than that, you may want to upgrade.
Modern Castle I guess it’s fine then because it’s for my personal bedroom. By the way, would it be correct in saying that the BP01 has an active carbon filter within the 360 HEPA filter? Or only the 04 class has active carbon filters? Because I also have a TP04 in another room but I feel like the room feels much cleaner with it. Maybe that’s just placebo but I was wondering if you would know.
@@imaaronman Yes, the BP01 does also include the carbon filter. So you're covered there.
Modern Castle thank you for the quick replies. You guys are great!
Came here looking for a good overview of these fans before deciding which model to go for, and damn you’re cute! And funny! … and the video was also very helpful, haha. Subscribed! Thank you :)
Thanks so much! I'm glad the video was helpful :)
@@ModernCastle I like your socks btw. Haha
@@sonictonic_ Thank you! Specially made for these videos, lol
are the TP04 and TP06 filters interchangeable?
Yes
Why do i have a caution triangle on my screen of my dyson hepa filter fan
Possibly filter is installed wrong.
Possibly filter needs to be replaced.
Possibly somethin else with the unit going on.
I purchased TWO TP02 based on your comparison where it shows 180 degree oscillation and it's not even close to that. When I called Dyson they confirmed that it is only 70 degrees. My bad for not checking the offical specs before purcahsing. you should be more careful with your comparisons.
My apologies for that mistake. Looks like we mislabeled that.
I've added a correction notice to our description.
So as of now , which is the best purifier and fan ? Doesn’t matter the cost or brand but which one is the best ? And could you send me a link ?.
2000+ Square Feet
Buy Medify MA-112 - geni.us/3unIMq (Amazon)
1,000+ Square Feet Coverage
Buy IQAir HealthPro Plus - moderncastle.com/go/iqair-healthpro-series (IQAir.com)
Buy Oransi Mod - geni.us/fZlzs (Amazon)
Buy Rabbit Air A3 - geni.us/uhXbxS (Amazon)
500-1,000 Square Feet Coverage
Buy Hathaspace HSP001 - geni.us/xddy (Amazon)
Buy AirDoctor AD3000 - moderncastle.com/go/airdoctor-3000 (AirDoctorPro.com)
Buy BlueAir Pure 211+ - geni.us/BCqi5D (Amazon)
250-500 Square Feet Coverage
Buy Coway 1512HH - geni.us/Vu5s (Amazon)
Buy Winix 5500-2 - geni.us/BLBYm (Amazon)
0-250 Square Feet Coverage
Buy Levoit Core 300S - geni.us/dB7K (Amazon)
Our recent best air purifier covers it in-depth - th-cam.com/video/5Q7Rx0AasBQ/w-d-xo.html
I'm thinking to buy pure cool for cat allergy. Do you think woking good for that?
Yep, should work great. Pet dander is more than large enough to be removed by the HEPA filter and the carbon filter will help with odors also.
very helpful review. which is correct to my expectations of this nice dyson air purifiers bcuz i notice the big difference of reducing bad smells. I have 4 in my house. one was my mistake i got the wrong one didnt read the spects. tp01 doesnt have wifi or app compatibility or auto mode. I didnt know until it was too late n didnt exchange it for tp02. So i have the other 3 are TP02 with auto mode app use n wifi which are perfect they turn on automatically when detecting a bad smell. I'm planning to get the gold oneTP09 soon. So i can put it downstairs living room the biggest room in the house. Its currently like 700$ its pricey but i know it works DYSON is very reliable best quality products out there.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Great Review!! How cold is the air for TP02?? Thanks
The air from all of the Dyson air purifiers is not "cooled". What Dyson means when they say it cools is that it's a fan. So it'll be normal room temperature air flow, just better circulated.
@@ModernCastle thanks man!!
@@mark.namoco You're welcome!
Does it remove pm0.1 particles?
No. PM2.5 is the smallest it is rated to remove.
Is TP02 remove cigarette smoke smell? Thanks
Yes
I wonder why the dp04 has more airflow than the tp04. It seems logical that if the air has an easier time getting out of the machine(like the tp04) it would have more airflow. But for such a compact matching over 400 liters of air per second is amazing
Indeed. There's something about the design that gives it a slight edge.
Modern Castle I have an hp01 in my room and I did the calculations and if dysons numbers are correct it recirculates the air in my room about every 3 mines 30 seconds. That seems crazy fast to me.
@@nickbien That does seem pretty fast, but not totally unheard of. The Dyson purifiers can really pump a lot of air through them.
Modern Castle I love dyson. I have one. My parents have one. My grandma has one and some of her friends are getting one too.
@@nickbien the purification rate and the airflow rate are not the same! Dyson advertises the airflow rate only
At about 6 minutes you said the tp02 has both a HEPA filter and an activated carbon filter, but I believe it’s just a one round HEPA filter only with no carbon filter, in this model, is that correct? When I take mine apart I can only see one round hepa one.
It's possible you have a version that didn't include a carbon filter, but the TP02 models being manufactured now do have a carbon filter.
If you go to this page - amzn.to/3ENIzKT
You'll see the description:
"Second layer in filter contains activated carbon to capture household odors and volatile organic compounds like paint fumes, certified asthma and allergy friendly and awarded the quiet mark accreditation"
On the page you can see the interior circle of the filter has the activated carbon layer.
@@ModernCastle Oh I see. Thank you for this clarification. Maybe the carbon filter is built right into the HEPA filter itself and doesn’t require a second filter. It looks like a two in one set up. I wonder if there were two versions or I just didn’t know this before.
@@Tari You're welcome!
I need a recommendation on a cheaper option but just as good. I have a newborn and live with cig smokers but I dont have 500+ to drop
Maybe the biggest recommend would be don't smoke indoors at all.
If that cannot be helped, at least keep the baby in a closed room away from smoke (when smoke is happening).
For the best budget friendly option I'm a big fan of Levoit. You can read all about them here - moderncastle.com/levoit-air-purifier-reviews/
For you I would recommend a Levoit Core 300 for the baby's room - amzn.to/33S4eQ6
And a Levoit Vital 100 - amzn.to/2FyzJ7i?tag=moderncastle-20 - use this one in common areas, living room, family room, etc. Basically any larger rooms where the baby spends a lot of time.
If you don't mind moving the purifier around with the baby then just get a Vital 100. It covers up to 500 square feet. The Core 300 is good for around 215.
Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help.
@@ModernCastle sadly it's not my place to ask them not to smoke indoors cuase they are helping me out. Plan to keep her enclosed in one room mainly. Thank u for the recommendations!
@@annawhittaker342 Well, that's a good plan then. Keeping that door closed will help. Putting a rolled up towel at the base of the door will help to better seal that area also.
If it's just a small room the Core 300 should be a fine option. But nothing wrong with the Vital 100 if you want better coverage or something for the long term.
Box fan with 20x20 filters. Can also make a box for even more purification. Do a TH-cam search.
My recommendation is to avoid having babies until you are ready to provide them with a healthy home. You are welcome 🤗
Every other review and spec list I’ve found states the TP02 only has a HEPA filter.
It's possible Dyson uses different versions in different countries that don't contain the carbon filter.
It's also possible that certain retailers have versions that don't contain the carbon filter.
The version I tested and the one being sold on Amazon right now contains a carbon filter. See here - amzn.to/3RJ7Htm
Also, Dyson.com's (US site) listing for the TP02 says at the very top of the page, "Sealed filter with HEPA and activated carbon"
See here - www.dyson.com/air-treatment/air-purifiers/pure-cool-link-tower-tp02/nickel
@@ModernCastle Thanks for your reply, that makes sense. Regardless, I decided to return the Dyson and go with the Blueair 211+ Auto model. The volume of air those devices move seems pretty impressive. I really appreciate the depth of information you include in your reviews.
@@jamespotts8372 You're welcome. Happy they videos are helpful!
Blueair is a great choice. You won't be disappointed.
@Lul Tim Yep, TP04 is great for smokers for exactly the reason you stated...HEPA handles small smoke particulates + carbon handles smells / odors.
I got tp
can i connect the TP02 to Alexa of Google assistance ?
TP02 is compatible with Alexa. It is not compatible with Google.
It also works with Siri now too!
@@sagemoonchild333 Oh nice!
@@sagemoonchild333 thank you 🙏
Can you buy a carbon filter for the tp01
No
@@ModernCastle thanks for the reply. In your opinion, you think the carbon filter should be a deal breaker? Like I should go with a model that does have one? The TP01 is on sale at a local store for $300
@@youtubeactt9060 I do. Carbon filter is such a basic standard now, it's hard to imagine paying $300 for an air purifier without one.
Which tower do you recommend today overall for the money?
Dyson TP07 - shop-links.co/1743612746420435656
It's the new version of the TP04. Same basic design. Easily fits in the corner of a room, looks great, fantastic filters that are widely available. Just hits all of my check boxes.
It's a little more than what you can find the TP04 these days, but I'd still prefer the newest version for my home.
@@ModernCastle ok ill check out the tp07. I was looking at tp04. Also how are the am11 and amo2?
@@derekhoshaw3072 AM series are just fans. They don't have filters in them.
I haven't tested any of those.
@@ModernCastle good Point not worth it. I'll look around for a good deal on a tp07. I know they are still expensive.
@@derekhoshaw3072 Yeah, they are pretty pricey. If you can wait we'll probably have some good deals for president's day and memorial day will be the next bigger sale.
Which one is best at cooling you down
DP4 has the highest air flow, so it's going to be the best at cooling you down.
Looks like TP06 is only available in US but not Canada :(
Sad times :(
Hopefully they'll begin offering it more widely in 2021.
I called it THE DYSON WIND - CHILL PURIFIER .....
DP04 can be tilted right?
Yes
@@ModernCastle cheers mate, it'll be good if you can cover the tilting part in your next DP04 related video, keep up the good work!
@@wenfuu We'll be sure to make a mention of that specifically in any future Dyson air purifier videos.
To clarify though, the feature is pretty basic. You can shift the entire amplifier 15 degrees in a forward or backward leaning direction, giving you a little more control over the air flow direction. It is not automated and it will not turn on its own like the oscillation. You have to manually place it there.
@@ModernCastle thanks for the info!
i agree its basic and manual but for me it's really important as I planned to put it on the floor near my desk.
I also have a bean bag nearby my desk so the tilt will come in handy to me as I lied close to the ground while taking naps. It's very hot and humid here in my place so I need all the airflow to be redirected to me as much possible 😅
Delbert Tan I use it all the time with my hp01
The name is misleading, I've seen it advertised as a space cooling fan. They even use the word refrigeration 😬
Where have you seen Dyson use the word "refrigeration" in their marketing? I would really be shocked if that was the case.
But are they as productive as other lower class models
Are what as product as what models?
TP01 Test?
We haven't done a full test on the TP01 yet. Just a specs comparison. Though it's still extremely similar to the TP02, so performance should be as well.
He is sooooo cute
easy to clean?
Yep - just wipe it down with a dry microfiber cloth.
@@ModernCastle thank you
i was talking about the filter, if was easy? :) or u need to buy a new one everytime?
@@lefasixtv5361 You aren't really able to clean them. You would replace it every 12 months or so.
@@lefasixtv5361 No problem
These are harder to find than Xbox Series X's
No kidding...seems that Dyson may be discontinuing or at the least slowing production on the TP04 / TP02...DP04 seems like it's gone. I can never find that one anymore.
Newer TP07 is the next generation, so they may just make that their new "standard", replacing the TP04.
First!
Now if only you would do your reviews wearing a speedo...... :-P
They totally have fan blades . Just because they are calling it an impeller Is irrelevant as cleaning a dirty one is way more of a pain than an ordinary fan.
Yeah, the fan blades are in the base, just pushing the air into tubes and out the slots to the side.
Thicccc
So basically by your list the more you pay the better it is 😂
It's a Dyson comparison...why would Dyson not make their more expensive models higher performance?
@@ModernCastle I'm being a smart ass your telling people the obvious what they should already know and expect the more you pay the better it should be. I thought this was gonna be a actual review.
Too MUCH air cleaner. The BEST PLEASE.
Not interested in all this air filtering shit....,just want a fan to keep the room cool in a heatwave!!
You should buy something else then. You may a lot for the purification performance from the Dyson Pure Cool series.
Just get a high powered fan and you'll save a ton of money.
Might as well go to Home Depot and buy a cheap tan