The Dyson Pure Hot+Cool air purifier is $100 off right now - SF Gate

Cool, heat and purify the air in your home at a hefty discount

Ryan Craggs

Jan. 13, 2022

Dyson Pure Hot+Cool Air Purifier for $399.99 at Best Buy

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In decades past, "purified air" was a concept most people only considered in the context of casinos and airplanes. Then chronic wildfires hit California, a global pandemic hit and everyone started spending the majority of their time at home. Suddenly, the quality of air in your home became a big deal.

Well, here's a big deal on an air purifier from a big-deal brand: The Dyson Pure Hot+Cool Link air purifier is on sale for $399.99 at Best Buy. That's $100 off its normal price — or 20% off, if you're compelled by percentages.

Pure Hot+Cool Link HP02 Air Purifier

Dyson

bestbuy.com

$499.99

Dyson has proven over time to be one of the most desired and respected brands in home appliances; the Pure Hot+Cool Link is no exception. To start with its air purifying bona fides, the Pure Hot+Cool uses a HEPA filter, which means it captures 99% of particles as small as 2 microns, including pet dander and dust. Dyson also claims its proprietary HEPA carbon filter can capture particles as small as 0.3 microns, which is small enough to include industrial smoke and nitrogen dioxide.

Plus, the built-in fan system circulates the air in a room, meaning it'll filter more air than just a standard air purifier without a fan.

Aside from purifying the air in your home, the Pure Hot+Cool also works as a heater and connects with the Dyson app, allowing you to control your purifier and monitor air quality from your mobile or smart home device.

That's enough hot marketing air. If you're not already sold, well, then this air purifier isn't for you!

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Ryan Craggs is the Director of Content Marketing for Hearst Newspapers. He has previously worked for The Huffington Post, Thrillist, and Condé Nast Traveler and was also a roofer and shoe salesman once upon a time. In his free time, he enjoys competing in pushup contests, cooking and teaching poetry to neighborhood kids.