Dyson 2-in-1 Purifier and Cool Fan Gets Its First Discount for Amazon's Early Prime Day
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This isn't your ordinary air purifier. The Dyson Cool purifier is designed not just for making your air more breathable, but it can also cool the room it's in. This is great for those warm summer nights. Speaking of night time, the machine operates quietly so you can purify the air in your bedroom without spoiling the sound of your bedroom. The real-time LCD displays indoor air quality reports, but don't worry. That dims at night so as not to keep you awake from across the room.
The Dyson air purifier utilizes multiple sensors which can detect and report on the air quality automatically. Auto Mode's unique algorithm can diagnose the real-time air quality of your home, then react immediately to capture pollutants without using any energy it doesn't need to.
Control the air purifier at a distance with the included remote. Quickly make settings changes from the comfort of your couch. You can set the fan speed to 10 different levels or just put it in auto-mode so it finds what's best for the room you set you purifier up in. You can also adjust the amount it oscillates anywhere between zero to 350°. You can also control your Dyson purifier fully from your phone with the companion MyDyson app, setting schedules and monitoring your home's air quality from anywhere.
For a limited time, Amazon has the Dyson PC1 cool purifier on sale. It's listed for the time being at 20% off which brings the price down from $500 to just $400. That equates to a savings of $100.
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