Dyson Purifier Cool PC1 (TP11) review: premium design, premium price

Dyson Purifier Cool PC1 (TP11) in India at ₹39,900: sealed H13 HEPA, carbon filter, 350° oscillation, Wi-Fi, app and voice control, and whether it is worth it.

Dyson Purifier Cool PC1 (TP11) air purifier
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Where to buy

Prices checked 31 Oct 2026. Prices change often. Plain retailer links — we earn no commission when you buy.

Disclosure: Draft: specs come from launch coverage, Dyson.in summaries and retailer pages. Our own measurements are in progress and the scores are provisional.

The verdict

The Dyson Purifier Cool PC1 (TP11) has sealed H13 HEPA filtration, a carbon filter, 350° oscillation and an app with Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri for ₹39,900. It is polished, but it costs about 2.7 times the Boon Airvana, and Dyson publishes no CADR.

Best for

  • Buyers who want Dyson design, oscillation and Siri support and are happy to pay a premium

Skip it if

  • You are buying on performance per rupee
  • You want a published CADR to compare with other purifiers

What we like

  • Fully sealed H13 HEPA filtration (99.95% of particles down to 0.1 micron, per Dyson) with 12-month filter-change reminders in the app
  • Activated carbon filter for odours, VOCs and NO₂
  • 350° oscillation and over 290 L/s airflow (manufacturer)
  • Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, MyDyson app, Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri
  • Night mode and 1 to 8 hour sleep timer

What we don’t

  • ₹39,900 is the most expensive unit in this comparison
  • No CADR figure, so it cannot be compared directly with others
  • Senses PM2.5 and PM10; no other sensors are listed
  • One India product summary lists 61.4 dB, the loudest figure in this comparison; Dyson's own page was not accessible to confirm it
  • Filter should be replaced every 12 months; the replacement price is not published

Score breakdown

Filtration and airflow
7.5
Sensors and smart features
8.5
Value
4.5
Warranty and running costs
6.0
In this review
  1. How we tested
  2. Filtration and airflow
  3. Sensors and smart features
  4. Running costs and warranty
  5. Should you buy it?

How we tested

We compare every purifier on the same checklist: airflow (CADR), filters, sensing, controls, warranty and price. Specs here come from launch coverage; our measurements are being added.

Filtration and airflow

Dyson uses a sealed H13 HEPA system and an activated carbon filter, with a recommended 12-month replacement. Because it quotes airflow in litres per second instead of CADR, it cannot be lined up against the other purifiers on paper, which is why our own measurements matter here.

Sensors and smart features

It senses PM2.5 and PM10 and works with the MyDyson app, Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri. That is a strong smart-home story, but it senses fewer things than the Boon Airvana.

Running costs and warranty

One authorised retailer lists a 2-year warranty, but we could not confirm it on Dyson.in, and the replacement filter price is not published. Check both before you buy.

Should you buy it?

Buy it if design, oscillation and Siri support are worth roughly ₹25,000 more to you. On features per rupee, the Boon Airvana is the stronger buy.

Key specs

Type Air purifier, tower with oscillation
CADR Not published (airflow over 290 L/s)
Coverage 81 m³ room volume under the POLAR standard (one India product summary)
Filtration Sealed H13 HEPA plus activated carbon (360° Combi filter, replace every 12 months)
Sensors PM2.5 and PM10
Display LCD screen with a dimming option
App and smart home Wi-Fi and Bluetooth; MyDyson app; Alexa, Google Assistant, Siri
Noise 61.4 dB (one India product summary); Night mode available
Warranty 2 years per one authorised retailer; not confirmed on dyson.in
Filter replacement cost Not published; Dyson recommends replacing every 12 months
Reported price ₹39,900 (launch price, October 2025)
Claims to verify 350° oscillation and 290 L/s are manufacturer claims; no CADR published; warranty and noise come from third-party pages

Questions buyers ask

How much is the Dyson Purifier Cool PC1 (TP11) in India?

It launched at ₹39,900 in October 2025, in Black/Nickel and White/Silver.

Does the Dyson PC1 work with Siri and Alexa?

Yes. Launch coverage lists Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri, plus the MyDyson app.

What is the Dyson PC1 CADR?

Dyson does not publish a CADR in launch coverage; it quotes airflow of over 290 litres per second instead. One India product summary gives coverage as 81 m³ under the POLAR standard.

How often does the Dyson PC1 filter need replacing?

Dyson's India page recommends replacing the 360° Combi HEPA and carbon filter every 12 months. You are notified in the MyDyson app or on the LCD screen.

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