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Dyson Pure Cool Autoreact purifying fan - Refurbished (code stack) sold by Dyson
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Posted 7 September 2023

Dyson Pure Cool Autoreact purifying fan - Refurbished (code stack) sold by Dyson

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Automatically senses and captures pollutants. Purifies and Cools⁵ you Dyson purifiers combine intelligent sensing with an advanced filtration system that captures gases² and 99.95% of particles as small as 0.1 microns.¹And only Dyson purifiers have powerful Air Multiplier™ technology to purify the whole room.³ • Bacteria and mould • Pollen and allergens • Ultrafine particles & viruses • Household dust • Household fumes & odours • Industrial emissions • Pet dander and mites
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  1. Kartnet's avatar
    Is this the same model that’s available for £199 brand new from Curry’s?
    anonymouse0's avatar
    yes but this is refurb
  2. TMelt's avatar
    Any recommendations as to how good this is as a fan? General reviews I have read of similar Dyson fans seem to be that the air purifying aspect is great but the fan is quite poor
    Hecklersfieldday's avatar
    Honestly not sure why people say this. It's a very good fan and has made a huge difference to my room over the last few days in this heatwave.
  3. krisdeb's avatar
    I recommend refurbished Dyson fans over the new ones, my all three fans are refurbished and they are brilliant, two of them were replaced under warranty from new, one was bought as refurbished. It's not only my opinion, refurbished ones, especially older models have bad batch bearings replaced. (edited)
    johnraggett's avatar
    So you'd recommend a refurb over a new one (even if the prices were the same) 🤷
  4. Lloydinio's avatar
    How tall is it? Will it reach over a bed
    djgomatt's avatar
    put it on top of something if it doesn't?
  5. dickie_engine's avatar
    This one is 249 at curry’s. But it doesn’t work with the app if that’s important. It was for me, so I sent it back.
  6. teggl97's avatar
    Don't do it. Get a meaco instead. My Dyson is going back. Waste of money
    iDealYou's avatar
    What is the model of Meaco are you recommending? Thanks.
  7. GrumpyJo's avatar
    Dyson today are not what they used to be quality wise. Moved all their manufacturing out of the UK to reduce labour costs and claimed Brexit was the cause, also using more flimsy plastics again to reduce costs, but also affects their quality. My animal roller ball Dyson is a classic example. Too flimsy and seriously struggles on our carpets which are high pile. Even the brush stops spinning. My wife says it's too much of a workout so we bought a cheaper Vax upright which does a better job now. The Dyson has been demoted to simply cleaning the cars out. I see Dyson as overpriced tat
    Suede's avatar
    Been saying this for years, I’ve opened up plenty of these hoovers, including the ball type, and in your one it’s not even a Dyson motor, it’s a Panasonic one.

    Trigger switch or s poorly designed, awful spring, generic parts everywhere, it’s poor!
  8. Leonski_1988's avatar
    The code is no longer working.
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