Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde BP03 Extra Large

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00:00 Intro
00:23 The Bad
03:26 Features
05:39 The Good
06:30 Conclusion
Discover the ins and outs of the Dyson BP03 Purifier in my latest video. I delve into both its positive aspects and shortcomings, providing a balanced perspective to help you make an informed decision.
Key Takeaways:
Design Drawbacks:
Dust Magnet: The unit's dark color accentuates dust accumulation, requiring frequent cleaning.
Attracts Children: The purifier's design seems to invite kids to touch it, leaving handprints.
Model Confusion: The various models, including BP03, BP04, and BP06, can be confusing, with distinct features like CO2 level monitoring absent in some models.
App Limitations: The accompanying app only retains air quality history for a week, lacking long-term data tracking.
Positive Features:
Effective Air Purification: Capable of neutralizing formaldehyde and filtering particles as small as 0.1 microns.
User-Friendly Interface: Includes an LCD screen, remote control, and an app for easy operation.
Customizable Airflow: Offers adjustable air blowing angles (0, 25, and 50 degrees) and 10 fan speed levels.
Auto Mode & Night Mode: Automatically adjusts based on air quality; Night Mode ensures undisturbed sleep.
Easy Assembly & Maintenance: Simple setup and straightforward filter replacement.
Personal Experience:
I've noticed significant improvements in air quality, especially during activities like hairspray use.
The purifier's size is substantial, which might be a consideration for smaller spaces.
Conclusion:
The Dyson BP03 stands out for its air purification capabilities, especially against formaldehyde. Its drawbacks, primarily related to dust accumulation and app functionality, are balanced by its overall efficiency and ease of use. Ideal for anyone seeking a powerful, no-frills air purifier.
Watch the full review for a closer look and decide if the Dyson BP03 is the right fit for your home.

[@magicmulder]

From what I see, the BP04 is not available in Europe despite having the most modern filter. I don't understand Dyson...

[@joemomma707]

Fuck Europe

[@wesleymaloney8261]

Thank you. Your video presentation, it's very informative. You let us know that there are three different models. Your review is the only sensible review I've seen so far,outstanding.

[@Natak222]

Cheers man, appreciate the heads up

[@cadriver2570]

Shoes inside 😱

[@alaskanborn3459]

🤢🥴

[@bighoss7437]

Americans are weird

[@pussywran]

keep up the good work man i am very much like you and any purchase is backed with so much homework. between you and project farm it saves me alot of time when researching before buying

[@waltsreviews90]

Thanks a lot for the kind words! It's awesome to know my videos, help you in your decision-making process. If you've got any suggestions or topics you'd like to see, feel free to drop them in the comments.

[@sHiNjEeK]

There are 4 settings, check out what it does when you go "under" zero degree with the remote :)

[@sofiiasemych9635]

Thanks for the video! Very useful On their website they mention that it should be located at least one meter away from the wall. Do you think it’s necessarily or you dont follow this rule? Thank you

[@1stRanger]

Yes, it is necessary if you want it to be effective. It works by sucking in the air in 360 degree, not with magic spells. The percentage of filter surface you block with obstacles (such as walls) will reduce its effectiveness proportionally.

[@yohvh]

its so big. I wonder if it works on a higher desk or only the ground. I haven't got the place for it being on the ground.

[@OfficialRyanx]

You’d be better off with a smaller fan, surely?

[@housesaint1685]

Do you think they will release a big and quiet heat and cool? So far the hp09 is too small for a large space.

[@aleksandarnikolovski4688]

Where can i buy bp04 in europe?

[@blue13x]

You cant...yet as of april 2024

[@jimjr9143]

Never buy an air purifier that does not have washable dust filter . The dust will clog up the other filters long before the HEPA and other filters expire . He has not owned this purifier very long and check out the dust coating the device … that dust will coat the filters and will block the airflow over a short time . I had a fan i used every day . I eventually noticed airflow was reduced a huge amount . I forgot to clean out the dust . I cleaned the dust out and got full airflow back . Honestly its just plain silly to not have a washable dust filter on any air purifier .. another con is , sure you can adjust the angle the air comes out of this but full air flow only comes out a 50deg angle. Seen this with other videos as well demonstrating this unit . For long lasting , most effective clearing of odors you need a filter full of activated carbon pellets . Also need a sound test for air purifiers . I hate using anything fan based that has any annoying knocks, rattles , or whistles . The design and quality of parts can change unwanted sounds drastically . When anyone is reviewing anything with a fan i need to hear it on all speed levels to know if it will work for me . I am sensitive to various off sounds . When i sleep at night if there is any variation other then the sound of blowing air , i cannot get to sleep . Also does this purifier use a brushless dc motor . They all should . I bought a pedestal fan recently that uses a brushless dc motor and it is far better then any ac motor driven fan . I only paid $35 for my fan so i know these motors are low price . To me they are a must for anything fan based . If you , in the end decide to buy one of these i would get the BP04 . If you are already spending around $1000 it just makes more sense to me to pay $100 more to get everything it offers . This is the way i buy things. I bought a dishwasher and washing machine in the past year . I looked at models around $800-$1100 . I ,in both cases paid a little more to get all features . If you are going to use a product a lot . Especially if its every day , just makes more sense to me to pay that little bit more

[@pigletluvspooh]

You can clean these. There's three layers of filters inside. Vacuum the ones that can't be washed. Wash the ones that can. Replacement only necessary every couple of years.

[@bs3856]

Your logic makes sense. You bought an air purifier and complaining about it doing it's job and cleaning it once a month. How lazy are you? Do you not vacuum your home more than once a month?

[@erinstarshine123]

Your comment is very helpful and I hope it gave you joy to type this out 😂

[@mistyaqua]

I completely agree.

[@1stRanger]

A bunch of nonsense from a clueless person.

[@EatMeatStayHealthy]

This review was… odd.. “You may have to clean the purifier at least once a month” Hmm.. You should be cleaning your home/wiping down furniture on a weekly/bi weekly basis.. “It only has 7 days of air quality, it should have maybe a year or 2” Why? That’s a waste of cloud space. Why would I care about my air quality 2 years ago if my air is clean now? Lol

[@F15US]

True Airlifters Purifier should recycle and clean air to get a better air quality not cleaning the whole room for him lol ,, But that dust coating the device made me a bit concern about the area surrounding the device. I might also get the point about air quality history he wants to know the reading so when he upgrades to a new device, he will be able to know if the device is better or Air quality stays the same as the old device !!

[@D8099.]

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