Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 launches in India as the brand’s quietest heater fan yet

Dyson has launched the Hot+Cool HF1 Remote Link Pre-heat in India, a bladeless heater and cooling fan for year-round use. It is priced at Rs 38,900 (~$414) and is already in stock on Dyson’s official India store. The HF1 can pre-heat a room from 12 to 32°C through the MyDyson app before you get home.

Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 specifications and features

Dyson calls the HF1 its quietest and most powerful heater and cooling fan. Ceramic heater plates and Air Multiplier projection warm a whole room 20% faster than the previous AM09, and can raise the temperature by one degree in as little as 100 seconds. It also amplifies surrounding air up to eight times and delivers over 200 liters of airflow per second.

It is up to 25% quieter than the AM09 at full power, and Sleep mode drops to 26dB with a dimmed display, up to 80% quieter than the maximum fan speed. An intelligent thermostat only heats when needed, making the HF1 up to 30% more energy efficient than a heater without thermostat control.

There are no exposed heater elements or spinning blades, and it shuts off automatically if tipped over. A child lock can disable the controls, oscillation runs from 15 to 70 degrees, and the loop can be tilted by hand.

The MyDyson app handles pre-heat, airflow, temperature, and a seven-day heating schedule, with voice control through Siri, Alexa, and Google Home. A magnetized remote is included, and the tower stands 585mm tall and weighs 2.59kg.

Dyson Hot+Cool HF1 price and availability

The HF1 is sold at Rs 38,900 (~$414), inclusive of taxes, in a White/Silver finish on Dyson.in. Buyers can pay Rs 1,621 a month with 24 months of no-cost EMI, and the machine carries a two-year guarantee.

Dyson is also selling the HF1 through its Demo stores in India. The official listing identifies the model as the AM15, first launched in China last year, and a Cool tower fan arrives alongside it at Rs 27,900 (~$297).

Would you pay Rs 38,900 for a bladeless heater fan with app pre-heat, or would you rather pick a cheaper standalone heater? Let us know in the comments below.