Philips Air Performer 3-in-1 Purifier | Dax79 Reviews

[@Athikaful]

Glad to see that I am not the only one who cannot connect to the app. It doesn't work at all. Thanks for your video btw!

[@Dax79]

Yeah. The App sucks!

[@Vibinator]

Thanks for the unboxing/review dude :)

[@ChadyotheWallnut]

I am confident I can trust the man wearing a weyland yutani corp.

[@Dax79]

I work for the company. But don't let that fool you, I'm really an okay guy...

[@ivo4357]

I bought it last year and used it quite a lot (never changed the settings though) before putting it aside in winter. Now I connected it again... app doesn't start (smartphone says there's a bug), so I removed and downloaded it again... doesn't find the machine. I had the app send me a code 8 times as the only button I could press starts the set up again (the word 'connected' appeared and disappeared, but no purifier to be seen, going back started everything anew and pushing the button sent an email with a new code). 😱😱 The remote: USELESS!!!!! The on/off button is the only button that makes sense, the up and down arrow just changes the fan strength. I could no longer change temperature. Hey Philips, people may have the manual with them on startup, and pressing several buttons (at the same time) may not be a hindrance then, but it's supposed to be USER FRIENDLY when people take it out of the closet too. I spent an hour yesterday pushing everything without knowing what I was doing. It did about everything except change temperature. This is a bloody expensive piece of ..., at least make an app and a remote that works!!!!!! I'm really pissed!🤬🤬

[@Dax79]

So im not the only one who carnt use the APP. Ive given up on it. Just curious, are you Apple or Android. I get the feeling its an Adroid issue as we are all on difreve versions of the APP. And you are 100% correct about the "Sega Mega Drive" combos to change settings. I did the same when winter came, could not remember the combo to change from my Summer settings. Great feedback :)

[@ivo4357]

@@Dax79 I'm using Android too. One more thing I could add: my sight isn't good, so the 'drawings' on the remote buttons (outside the power button) are just unrecognizable to me. When pushing buttons, I see things change on the screen of the purifier itself, but I also can't make out what they are! Using this thing in my case is more or less pushing something and waiting if cold or hot air comes out of it.

[@Dax79]

@@ivo4357 Yeah. The best part of it is the magnet that holds it to the top of the device!

[@anbuzero367]

I like this one compared to the dyson. it's bigger, more powerful, and cheaper

[@Dax79Vlog]

Its not let me down and the black mold still hasn't appeared. Its great.

[@anbuzero367]

@DaxChat yeah, i have been comparing this with the dyson, and this philips is just way better value

[@memberberrie3356]

Thank you very nice put together video we have many models temporarily at asml for sale since we are old partners and was thinking of buying one

[@gregoryv000]

Hello! Could you please let me know if you would recommend this for someone who finds the fan function also extremely important? I am looking for a fan plus air purifier combo and when it comes to this, most people only comment on how good the purifier is which is great but I would like to know how good the cooling function is and if its worth to invest that much money in it... summer is here and I would like to use this also for cooling the room. Thank you!

[@dax79reviews]

Hi, It's hot where I live at the moment. A mini Heatwave. I have fallen to sleep every night with this at the end of my bed, with it rotating left and right. There are a full set of fan speeds to choose from. I have had it on a low speed (About 4) as it keeps me cool and isn't too loud. The only thing I find strange is that it never remembers the last temperature I set it to (Via Remote, I still have had no luck with the APP). Each day I turn it on and it auto-sets to the heat to the heat of the room. A red light - Line on the display can be seen. Turn it down and the Light changes to Blue. eg, Yesterday my room was showing as 23c and I pressed it down to 18c. It kept my room at that temperature all night. If the room began to heat up, the unit auto-cools it to that exact temperature. Pretty cool (No pun intended).

[@kb8570]

Hello, has the app connection issue been resolved?

[@Dax79]

Ive not tested it in some time. later I'll give it a shot for you :)

[@kb8570]

@@Dax79 thank you. please keep me updated. can you test it this week?

[@Enill444]

Wi-Fi networks compatible with the connected Philips Air Purifier The connected Philips Air Purifier is compatible with a 2.4 GHz network. Note: It is NOT compatible with 5 GHz networks. If the router your Philips Air Purifier is connected to is a dual band router and currently cannot connect to a 2.4 GHz network, please switch to another band on the same router (2.4 GHz). 5 GHz networks are not supported. Web authentication networks are not supported.

[@dax79reviews]

Yes. All my smart home devices only work on the 2.4GHz network. I've been trying to connect it for months now and have come to the conclusion it is the location of the device. I will test it downstairs soon but with my back out I'm not carrying it downstairs! to heavy for me. But it's great you pointed out the 2.4GHz situation as I thought I had covered that but it must have made its way to the cutting room floor.

[@mamaewapolya]

Hi Dax, Many thanks for this review!! I have just bought this device for really hot summer days and wonder how to lower down the temperature to 18 degrees for instance? I am lowering it down with a remote, but what do I press to confirm? Thank you! Polina

[@dax79reviews]

Hi, I have a look for you when I get home. I'm sure (Off the top of my head) you can select each of the three options 1 - Both back and front fans 'COOL' , (Air purifier mode). 2 - Back and front 'HEAT' IT WILL HAVE A RED ICON ON THE DEVICES SCREEN, 3 - The front fan only fan 'HEAT or COOL'. When you turn on the system the number on showing is the heat of the room. So in the heat mods you can go up or down using the room temperature as your baseline. Down to cool, up for heat. I will come back to you when I return home!!

[@Ed.E]

Honestly given how bad the dyson is at actually purifying the air im considering this

[@Dax79Vlog]

It has been a fantastic heater this winter. I still haven't got the APP to work but the remote has been perfect.

[@mariumfazal2503]

Hello, hello me please for connection to the mobile app

[@maaike3340]

See if you have 2.4G on your router. The device does not connect with 5G

[@MC-gf9su]

Where exactly on the product are its sensors located? Thanks 😊

[@Dax79]

It's located on the front "disk" shaped display, I believe. I do not see any other locations unless they are within the vents.

[@MC-gf9su]

@@Dax79 Thanks 🙏

[@ianchattam9368]

Hey Dax can you tell me whether or not this device actively cools the air in summer as well as heating it in the winter? It's for a windowless attic office and in the summer it gets hooooot!

[@dax79reviews]

Definitely. Ive been using it now during hot days and cold days. You can set it off rotating and it cools or heats the room well. It also filters the air. The Black mold I was trying to get rid of hassent come back, so its defiantly doing something! Perfect for a windowless room :)

[@МаксимРоманенко-ы6у]

@@dax79reviews Hi Dax, is the black mold you were trying to get rid of GONE? would you recommend this machine for me?

[@Dax79]

@@МаксимРоманенко-ы6у Ive now moved house and up until I left the mole never returned whilst using this. I now use it at my new place and its doing its job here too. So I would recommend it. The App on the other hand has never worked for me.