When summer officially enters the chat, and we're drinking countless iced lattes and removing yet another layer, we find ourselves furiously typing 'best cooling fans' into Google. One product, in particular, always seems to be at the top of the list. It is, of course, the Dyson Cool Tower Fan. But is it possible to find an equally great Dyson fan dupe out there?
When it comes to fans, the Dyson Tower Fan might just take the cake for being the most effective out there. Quiet, cooling and pleasing to the eyes, the Dyson may be the unicorn of cooling fans but it does, however, come at a £225 eye-watering price tag. If you're not willing to make such a hefty investment, you'll be pleased to know that countless affordable tower fans work just as well as the Dyson but won't break the bank.
The Original
Willing to make the investment? You won't regret it. The Dyson Cool Tower Fan offers powerful airflow, a minimal bladeless design, as well as significantly reduced motor noise. It's energy-efficient, features a sleep timer and has a remote control with ten precise airflow settings. Keep scrolling for the Dyson fan alternatives.
Pros
- Air Multiplier™ technology means powerful, yet quiet, airflow
- No blades or grills means minimal cleaning
- Calibrated motor results in energy-efficient cooling
Cons
- Be aware it's quite tall, standing at 101 cm high
The Best Dyson Fan Dupes, At A Glance
Best Dyson Fan Dupe Overall: Pro Breeze Bladeless Tower Fan and Air Purifier, £79.99 on Pro Breeze
Best Purifying Dyson Fan Dupe: Dimplex Ion Fresh Cooling Tower Fan, £75 on Argos
Best Amazon Dyson Fan Dupe: Dreo Nomad One Tower Fan, £89.99 on Amazon
What sets the Dyson Cool Tower Fan apart from the rest is the sleek, bladeless design that blends right in with your interiors. Forget bulky eye sores that ruin the vibe, what we're looking for in Dyson dupes are aesthetically pleasing, highly effective fans that will fit right in.
So, to help you remain cool all year long, we've found the best Dyson fan alternatives to shop now.
Shop: The Best Dyson Fan Dupes
Best Dyson fan dupe overall
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As far as aesthetics go, the Pro Breeze Bladeless Tower Fan perfectly resembles the Dyson's minimal design. Just like its pricey counterpart, the Pro Breeze also acts as a purifier, removing impurities from the air at the tap of a button. The fan has nine-speed settings and offers 80-degree oscillation from side to side, ensuring your whole room remains cool and refreshed.
Pros
- Reviews love its low noise level design, and consider it to be value for money
- The fan also acts as a purifier, removing up to 99% of dust, pollen, odours and pollutants from the air
- Has an added sleep mode where it is as quiet as 32dB
Cons
- Can be noisier on setting outside of sleep mode
Best purifying Dyson fan dupe
This tower fan boasts a stunning copper finish with 70-degree oscillation and three fan speeds, including sleep mode and according to reviews, its design is a real highlight. The ioniser cleans surrounding air by capturing airborne dust, thereby purifying your environment, and the fan can be tilted to blow air anywhere you please. It's fairly quiet, but a little louder than some options on our list.
Pros
- It boasts a modern, chic design with a copper finish
- The sleep mode gradually reduces the fan speed, making it perfect for night
- It has a rare tilting feature, meaning the angle of flow is customisable
Cons
- Reviews say it's still noisier than other options
Best Amazon Dyson Fan Dupe
This Dreo fan has been hailed by reviewers as a great alternative for the original Dyson fan. With 90-degree oscillation and four fan speeds, this silent tower fan will effectively cool any room in your house with ease. It's incredibly sleek and compact and can be easily cleaned thanks to its removable rear grille.
Pros
- It boasts a sleek design that'll look good in any living space
- Easily connects to your mobile for convenience
- Oscillates 90 degrees
Cons
- Reviewers say that the touch panel isn't very receptive
Best desktop Dyson fan dupe
For those looking for a dupe to the Dyson Cool desk fan (currently out of stock), look no further. Whilst the original sits at £250, this alternative from Habitat is under £50 and retains the same bladeless quality as the original. Reviews state the integrated LED light is a nice bonus.
Pros
- Its diameter is 22 inches, a small and compact option for any flat surface
- Reviews love how quiet it is, especially if you're working
- Effective for smaller rooms
Cons
- Has a lower oscillating power than other options
How To Clean A Dyson Tower Fan Filter?
If you wish to clean your Dyson fan at a simple level, all you need to do is hoover the front grills of the fan with your handheld vacuum, with the brush attachment on. For the head, just wipe a microfibre cloth around the loop on the inside and out. For a more deep clean, we've found a step-by-step guide on cleaning your Dyson fan filter on YouTube. Although not officially recommended by Dyson, plenty of comments rave about it revitalising their Dyson fan after they noticed their diminished airflow.
Why Are Dyson Fans So Expensive?
Dyson's price points are mostly down to their patented technology not found in other fans like it. Most notably, Dyson's Air Multiplier™ technology, resulting in powerful, yet quiet, airflow for your home. However, a certain percentage of the price is owed to the name and the fact that Dyson as a whole can mark up the price of their products based on the reputation of their brand. This is why it's useful to look at Dyson fan dupes, as there are plenty available that fit the bill at much lower price points.
Marina Avraam is the Deputy Commercial Content Editor for Grazia. Hobbies include (but not limited to) finding the best designer dupes, buying every iteration of the adidas gazelles and listening to celeb podcasts every hour of every day.