This is the BEST fan you can buy

(Image credit: Dyson)

published 17 May 2020

If you want to sleep well, stay chilled out in the living room, and cook without breaking into a sweat in the kitchen, then a great fan should be on your to-buy list. And there’s no better time to buy than now when the best fan we’ve tested is up for grabs with a brilliant saving of up to $70.

The Dyson TP04 Pure Cool Fan isn’t just a room-cooling fan either. It actually purifies the air as well, removing 99.95% of particles.

We put this fan at the head of the field for a whole host of reasons. Read on to find out why – or just buy now!

Buy this fan in the UK for £599

What's so great about this fan? Let’s start with its 10 speed settings, which make it finely adjustable to suit the conditions of the space in which you’re using it. Even better, you don’t have to get up from your couch, desk or bed to adjust it. This is a smart fan, so you can control it from your smart phone, or use Amazon Alexa. Prefer a remote? It’s got one of these, too.

We also love this fan because it can clean the air. It captures both allergens and pollutants in its filter system, and it’s certified as asthma and allergy friendly by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.

Kids and/or pets in your home? You’ll be delighted to hear that it’s a bladeless design – which brings another benefit. Yes, without blades, keeping your fan clean is so much easier.

The noise level of a fan is important, especially when you’re trying to sleep. At the lowest speed setting, the fan is around 40dB, so you can keep things quieter.

Our verdict? If you’re looking for a multi-functional fan that produces cold air and purifies the room at the same time, this is a buy not to be missed.

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Sarah is a freelance journalist and editor writing for websites, national newspapers, and magazines. She’s spent most of her journalistic career specialising in homes – long enough to see fridges become smart, decorating fashions embrace both minimalism and maximalism, and interiors that blur the indoor/outdoor link become a must-have. She loves testing the latest home appliances, revealing the trends in furnishings and fittings for every room, and investigating the benefits, costs and practicalities of home improvement. It's no big surprise that she likes to put what she writes about into practice, and is a serial house revamper. For Realhomes.com, Sarah reviews coffee machines and vacuum cleaners, taking them through their paces at home to give us an honest, real life review and comparison of every model.