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Dyson has launched two bladeless fans in India: the Hot+Cool HF1 Remote Link Pre-heat heater and cooling fan, and the Dyson Cool tower fan. The company announced the launch on Tuesday, November 10, according to Gadgets 360. Pricing is Rs 38,900 for the HF1 and Rs 27,900 for the tower fan, per FoneArena.
Key facts
- Dyson Hot+Cool HF1: Rs 38,900. A 2-in-1 unit that heats in winter and cools in summer.
- Dyson Cool tower fan: Rs 27,900. Built for personal cooling.
- Availability: Dyson.in and Dyson Demo stores across India.
- Technology: Both use Dyson's Air Multiplier design, with no exposed spinning blades.
- Heating claim: Dyson says the HF1 can raise whole-room temperature by one degree Celsius in as little as 100 seconds.
What the HF1 offers
The HF1 is described by FoneArena as Dyson's first connected fan heater. Settings can be changed on the machine, with the remote control or through the MyDyson app. A built-in temperature sensor holds the chosen room temperature once it is reached, which Dyson says makes the unit cheaper and more efficient to run.
Other listed specifications include temperature settings up to 32°C, 10 airflow speeds, 70-degree oscillation and manual tilt. Dyson says improved compressor technology and smoother airflow make it 25% quieter than its predecessor. For night use, a thermostat and a Sleep timer are included, and in Sleep mode the display dims.
For safety, the unit switches off automatically if tipped over. Dyson says the bladeless design and positive temperature ceramic plates suit homes with children and pets.
What the tower fan offers
The Cool tower fan delivers continuous airflow through the same Air Multiplier approach. It has ten airflow settings, a remote control and a timer that can switch it off after a set period. A Helmholtz cavity in the base is meant to dissipate specific sound frequencies, and fewer airflow obstructions are said to reduce turbulence and noise. With no exposed blades or grilles, it is meant to be easy to wipe clean.
Why it matters
Both products sit at the premium end of the Indian fan and heater market. The HF1's year-round role gives buyers a reason to weigh it against separate heaters and fans, though the price is high for either function alone. Most performance figures, including the 100-second heating time and the 25% noise reduction, are Dyson's own claims, and the sources do not report independent measurements.
What to watch
The sources do not mention a separate sale date or launch offers, so buyers should check Dyson.in and Demo stores for current availability. Hands-on reviews and independent noise and heating tests will show whether the stated figures hold up in Indian homes, where winter heating needs vary by region.
