Save $70 on Dyson HP02 Air Purifier in Amazon’s latest pre-Prime Day deal

By Patrick Hearn October 10, 2020

Image used with permission by copyright holder

Amazon’s Prime Day is just around the corner, but some of the best Prime Day deals have started a bit ahead of time. If you’re looking to snag the best prices on your favorite products, you’ll want to act fast before they sell out. Dyson has dropped the price on the Dyson Pure Hot + Cool HPO2 air purifier from $600 to $530, one of several early deals from the company.

The Dyson Pure Hot + Cool is an impressive machine that not only heats or cools the air around you, but purifies it at the same time. It has a built-in HEPA filter that removes 99.97% of allergens and pollutants to help keep the air in your home healthier. It also removes particles as small as 0.3 microns from the air, including pollen, dust, and pet dander.

A secondary layer to the filter with activated carbon helps eliminate unpleasant odors like paint fumes or the smell of pets after they’ve played outside in the rain.

The Dyson Pure Hot + Cool automatically monitors your air and activates itself when needed. You can view real-time air quality reports through the Dyson Link app, as well as remotely control the purifier from anywhere.

There are multiple modes to choose from, including auto mode, a night mode that reduces the overall noise level of the air purifier, and a sleep timer. Because the Dyson Pure Hot + Cool has no spinning fan blades, it’s safe for small children and pets to be around. You don’t have to worry about them getting hurt.

You can control the intensity of the airflow and adjust it to focus directly on you or provide a more general flow to the whole room. If you don’t feel like reaching for your phone, the Dyson Pure Hot + Cool works with Amazon Alexa and will respond to voice commands.

The air quality in your home is important, especially as the weather begins to cool and more people will have fires burning in the fireplace. Keep your home safer and more breathable by jumping on these early Prime Day air purifier deals and saving a significant amount on one of the most powerful air purifiers out there.

Editors' Recommendations

Topics

Former Digital Trends Contributor

Patrick Hearn writes about smart home technology like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, smart light bulbs, and more. If it's a…

Smart Home

How long do I run my air purifier?

The Coway Airmega purifier.

In previous guides, we’ve discussed how today’s smart air purifiers work and what specs to look at when getting the right size for your room or house -- like CADR, or Clean Air Delivery Rate. But air purifiers can only cycle through a room’s air when they are turned on … which leads us to another important question: Just how long should you run your air purifier? Can you run it for too long? Don’t worry, we have all the answers.
How long should I run my air purifier?
The air quality inside your home is always changing, and the impact of your air purifier will depend on its size -- especially whether you want to clear up a single room or the whole house. In general, you can run an air purifier for a few hours a day and expect it to give the air in its space a thorough cleaning. If you’re only looking at one smaller room, half an hour to an hour can have the same result. That schedule can give you all the benefits that an air purifier offers without requiring it to be on all the time -- but you’ll want to run it at least once a day for best effect.

Do air purifier settings make a difference when running it?
They do. Most air purifiers have several fan settings that affect how quickly they push air through, in exchange for using more power and making more noise. If you only have a few hours a day to clean the air in your home and would prefer not to leave the purifier on when you are away, turn it to its maximum setting and let it run. Just note that max settings on most air purifiers will be too loud to hold a meeting in the same room.
Is it safe to run an air purifier all the time?
Yes. Air purifiers are generally designed to be run all the time if you prefer to. You can put the purifier on its lowest setting to diminish noise and let it run throughout the day.

Smart Home

5 health benefits of smart air purifiers, according to science

Instant air purifier with pet.

If you’re going to spend money on a high-tech air purifier with multiple filters and handy smart technology, it’d be nice to know if it works, right? If you’re looking at air purifiers and wondering if they really can make your air cleaner and safer, or have an effect on health problems like allergies, you certainly aren’t alone.

While scientific research still has questions about the types of air purification, research has shown promising results in several areas. Here’s how air purifiers really can make a difference.
True HEPA filters work to combat indoor allergies

Smart Home

Molekule adds an Air Score to its Air Pro purifier

molekule enables air score pro

Molekule, one of the leading manufacturers of air purifers, has announced a new feature for its Air Pro purifiers. This new feature, called the Molekule Air Score, provides an easy-to-understand air quality score that shows users the levels of particles and chemicals in the surrounding air.

Molekule states that the score is combined with one of their new sensors in the Air Pro purifiers. That sensor can capture nearby VOCs (volatile organic compounds like aerosol sprays or preservatives), humidity, and CO2 levels. Then, the sensor uses the data from the air to improve the device's 'Auto Protect' mode, which is what the Air Pro uses to adjust fan speeds automatically.