Dyson HP10
By Dyson · Air Purifiers · Home & Workspace
- 350° oscillation, 10 speed settings
- Weight 11.66 lb (5.29 kg)
- HEPA H13 captures 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 µm
- Filter replacement every 12 months
- Warranty 2 years
Lowest price seen
~$529.99 (approx.)
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Summary
A 3-in-1 air purifier, fan and heater that stands 30.2 inches tall and runs on a remote control with no app connectivity. Check the running costs before you buy: replacement filters run $79.99 a year and the 1500 W heater can add hundreds to a monthly power bill.
Strengths
- The HEPA H13 filtration is fully sealed and captures 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns.
- Heats rooms quickly and effectively in winter, owners report.
- Ten fan speeds and 350° oscillation give flexible airflow control.
- The bladeless design is safer around children and easier to wipe clean.
- Compact 3-in-1 footprint saves space over separate purifier, fan and heater units.
Weaknesses
- No app or Wi-Fi connectivity — control is remote-only, unlike the newer HP1.
- Sensing is limited to PM2.5 and PM10; formaldehyde, NO2 and VOCs are filtered but not detected or displayed.
- Replacement filters cost $79.99 a year from Dyson.
- Heating mode is noticeably louder than fan mode, owners report.
- Heating at 1500 W can add $100–250 a month to a power bill.
Verified specifications
| Filtration | fully sealed HEPA H13, captures 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, with an activated carbon stage for gases. |
|---|---|
| Filter | 360° Combi Glass HEPA + Carbon 2-in-1; replacement recommended every 12 months at 12 hr/day use. |
| Fan speeds | |
| Oscillation | 350°. |
| Heating | multi-temperature heating mode with thermostatic control. |
| Cooling | fan only, not an air conditioner. |
| Air quality sensing | PM2.5 and PM10 only; no formaldehyde, NO2 or VOC detection. |
| Display | real-time LCD showing air quality. |
| Control | remote control (curved, magnetized); no app or Wi-Fi connectivity. |
| Power draw | fan mode 6–40 W; heating mode up to 1500 W. |
| Height | 30.2 in (77 cm). |
| Weight | 11.66 lb (5.29 kg). |
| In the box | HP10 unit, 360° Combi Glass HEPA + Carbon filter (pre-installed), remote control. |
| Warranty | 2-year limited warranty. |
Full research notes and sources
Filters and running costs
The 360° Combi Glass HEPA + Carbon filter needs replacing every 12 months at 12 hr/day use. Dyson sells the official replacement for $79.99, making the annual filter cost about $80. Third-party compatible filters exist in the $28–36 range. Dyson’s support page provides video instructions for the filter swap: unplug the unit and click the old filter off and the new one on.
Heating is the other real ownership cost. The heater draws up to 1500 W, and one Reddit owner reported a $250 increase in a monthly power bill when running the heater 4–5 hours daily. At lower usage the cost is smaller but still material. Dyson notes the machine is suitable for well-insulated spaces or occasional use for heating.
What owners say
Reddit sentiment runs about 60% positive. Owners praise the heating speed, quiet fan operation and bladeless design. The most common complaint is the $79.99 filter cost, followed by heating-mode noise and electricity bills. Some owners question the value for money at full list price, preferring cheaper alternatives like Coway, Winix or Levoit. No owner-reported mechanical failures appeared in the retrieved threads, though the sample is small.
Is it worth it?
Dyson lists the HP10 at $529.99. TechRadar saw it at $399.99 during a Dyson Week sale in August 2025. At sale prices around $400 it is defensible for buyers who want a compact 3-in-1 with genuine HEPA H13 filtration. At full list price it is hard to recommend over alternatives with fuller sensing, app controls and lower running costs — TechRadar suggested the smarter Dyson TP09 plus a separate heater as a better buy at similar money. Factor the $80 a year filter cost and the heating electricity into any purchase decision.
Which model this is
This page covers the Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool Gen1 HP10, product code 664610-01 in Black/Nickel, also sold in White/Silver. The ASIN is B0CDQW6Q7W. Do not confuse it with the newer HP1, which adds Wi-Fi and app control, or with the HP07, TP09 and TP09 models, which have different sensing and connectivity.
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