Dyson has launched the Hot+Cool HF1 fan heater and the Cool tower fan in India. The Dyson Cool tower fan costs Rs 27,900, while the Hot+Cool HF1 is priced at Rs 38,900. Both use the company's Air Multiplier technology, with the HF1 adding room heating, thermostat control and MyDyson app connectivity.
Although their loop design resembles Dyson's air purifier range, neither model offers air purification. The Cool tower fan provides personal cooling through airflow, while the Hot+Cool HF1 combines fan operation with heating for winter use.
Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 and Cool Tower Fan Price in India and Availability
| Model | India Price | Main Functions | Controls |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 | Rs 38,900 | Room heating and personal cooling | On-device controls, remote and MyDyson app |
| Dyson Cool Tower Fan | Rs 27,900 | Personal cooling | Remote control |
Both models will be available through Dyson.in and Dyson Demo stores across India.
Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 Features
The Hot+Cool HF1 offers 10 airflow speeds and temperature settings up to 32°C. Dyson claims it can raise a whole room's temperature by one degree in as little as 100 seconds, although actual heating time will depend on room size, insulation and the starting temperature.
An inbuilt temperature sensor works with the thermostat to maintain the selected room temperature. For overnight use, the HF1 includes a sleep timer and a Sleep mode that dims the display and reduces operating noise. Dyson also claims the appliance is 25% quieter than its predecessor, without identifying the model used for this comparison in the announcement.
Airflow can be directed using 70-degree oscillation and manual tilt. The HF1 uses ceramic heating plates and switches off automatically if tipped over. Its bladeless loop design also avoids exposed spinning blades.
According to Dyson, the HF1 is its first connected fan heater. Users can adjust settings directly on the appliance, through the supplied remote or using the MyDyson app. The combination of heating and fan operation gives it broader seasonal utility than the cooling-only tower fan.
Dyson Cool Tower Fan Features
The Dyson Cool tower fan uses Air Multiplier technology to produce a continuous stream of air for personal cooling. It offers 10 airflow settings, a remote control and a sleep timer that switches the appliance off after a selected period.
For noise management, Dyson has incorporated a Helmholtz cavity in the base to reduce specific sound frequencies. The company says it has also reduced obstructions in the airflow path to limit turbulence and noise. The loop has no grilles or exposed spinning blades, making its exterior easier to wipe clean.
As with other fans, cooling comes from moving air to help users feel more comfortable. Neither the Cool tower fan nor the HF1's fan mode provides refrigerated room cooling like an air conditioner.
Dyson Cool Tower Fan Competition
Dyson enters a category that already includes the Philips CX5535 series, Usha's Mist Air Prime and NUUK's Halo air circulators. Usha lists the Mist Air Prime at an MRP of Rs 5,640, with three speed settings, oscillation and a two-hour timer. NUUK's Halo v2 is listed at Rs 9,999, offering 12 speed levels, remote control, and horizontal and vertical oscillation. The Halo v2 Linkd adds Wi-Fi and app control at a listed price of Rs 13,999. Selling prices are what we saw online at the time of filing the story and may change.
With winter approaching, the Hot+Cool HF1's heating function gives it a different role from the standalone Philips, Usha and NUUK fans mentioned above. It combines room heating for colder months with fan operation for warmer weather, allowing the same appliance to remain in use across seasons.
Philips, Usha and NUUK also sell separate room heaters, giving buyers the option of purchasing dedicated appliances for summer and winter. Dyson's proposition is the convenience of combining both functions in one unit, alongside thermostat control and app connectivity. Whether that convenience justifies Rs 38,900 will depend on how often buyers expect to use both modes.
