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Hi all, the Meaco I bought last year lasted 5 minutes but I would buy again as Amazon's return policy is superb. Feels a shame to buy something you know is flawed though.

Are Dysons worth the money?

The thought is to get something just to move the air around a bit on the humid nights.

No A/C posts please... I have one for emergencies that vents externally but it isn't an every day thing and I'm not willing to invest in a full system for 600sqft of living space :cry:
 
We have the Dyson DP04 for the bedroom and have been very pleased with it. It runs all night every night usually and has done for a couple of years no issues.
 
200sols said:
I'd rather fit a ceiling fan if it is for a bedroom rather than a dyson.
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I was going to necro a ceiling fan thread to ask this question. The one room is 3.5mx1.6m and the other is 3.5m x 3.2m. Would a ceiling fan be over kill for the tiny room?
 
Of course a Dyson isn't 'worth it'. It's a £300 fan that does exactly the same thing as a £30 fan.

But they do look nice. So it really depends how important the asthetics are to you.
 
Bug One said:
Of course a Dyson isn't 'worth it'. It's a £300 fan that does exactly the same thing as a £30 fan.

But they do look nice. So it really depends how important the asthetics are to you.
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Aren't they also like very quiet?

Not that I'd shell out £300 for a fan regardless.
 
I dont think so, a 132cm fan might look a little odd in the small room but you can get smaller ones... https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/EN78763.html

Obviously they drop quite low but you can get more aesthetically designed ones.

dLockers said:
I was going to necro a ceiling fan thread to ask this question. The one room is 3.5mx1.6m and the other is 3.5m x 3.2m. Would a ceiling fan be over kill for the tiny room?
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no idea what said:
We have the Dyson DP04 for the bedroom and have been very pleased with it. It runs all night every night usually and has done for a couple of years no issues.
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Had a quick look but even with my laissez faire attitude I can't see how £400 is good value. I did check out HUKD to see the discussion over there and Baneco came up with their Air Shower products as "just as good" products at less than a quarter of the price. I may give those a go.

Yaayuh! said:
Get a 12v Power adapter and ziptie 9 (3x3) 1200rpm 140mm fans together :D
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You wouldn't believe how hard it is to find fan chats on this forum that aren't computer related :p


200sols said:
I dont think so, a 132cm fan might look a little odd in the small room but you can get smaller ones... https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/EN78763.html

Obviously they drop quite low but you can get more aesthetically designed ones.
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Thanks; will take a look.
 
dLockers said:
Had a quick look but even with my laissez faire attitude I can't see how £400 is good value. I did check out HUKD to see the discussion over there and Baneco came up with their Air Shower products as "just as good" products at less than a quarter of the price. I may give those a go.
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Can't disagree there, it is expensive. Plus size it looks good, it's really quiet and has a great app with integration into Home Assistant for monitoring air quality. I got it on 0% finance they were offering so it felt a lot less painful :p

I've no doubt there's better options but I'm happy with the purchase.
 
no idea what said:
As someone who has allergies it’s worth every penny.
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Remind me how a fan that works as an air multiplier filters the air it's blowing at you, compared to a fan at least 5 times cheaper where all the air goes through a filter.

Don't get me wrong - I've owned a Dyson fan, and I'm tempted to get another for our front room, but it's pure pretentious flamboyance.
 
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