Free 2 year guarantee One balloon and a couple of evenings after work... Features of all Dyson fans: Airflow can be directed around a room – an independent motor drives smooth oscillation. Dyson fans stay put without clamping, because they pivot on their own centre of gravity. All Dyson fans come with a 2 year guarantee, parts and labour. Find a Dyson vacuum that suits your home. Lifetime help and support for all Dyson owners. Find your nearest Dyson retailer. It’ll allow us to help you faster if you ever need support.Find out where you can try a machine. 6 used & new from Ships from and sold by Pocono Sew&Vac. Dyson Air Multiplier Table Fan, 10 Inches, White Buy Used and Save: Buy a Used "Dyson Air Multiplier Table Fan, 10 Inches, White" and save 46% off the $359.99 list price. Buy with confidence as the condition of this item and its timely delivery are guaranteed under the "Amazon A-to-z Guarantee". See all Used offers.

6.7 x 13.6 x 14 inches 6.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) AM01 table fan 10" #833,443 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #2,153 in Home & Kitchen > Heating, Cooling & Air Quality > Household Fans 5 star46%4 star13%3 star11%2 star10%1 star20%See all 71 customer reviewsTop Customer ReviewsThe Coolness Cools Off QuicklyWorks as promised... needs some improvementsUseless hunk of plastic.daikin air purifier beijingNo air, Very loud, Looks niceNot a fanelectrolux oxygen plasmawave air purifier See and discover other items: air purifier fanaranizer air purifier All Dyson fans have: No awkward grills or blades. Fan can be programmed to turn off after pre-set intervals ranging from 15 minutes to 9 hours.

10 precise airflow settings. Magnetised to store on the machine. Air Multiplier™ technology amplifies surrounding air, giving an uninterrupted stream of smooth air. Quiet Mark awarded by the Noise Abatement Society for improved sound quality. Shop for Dyson vacuums and view exclusive online offers. Free next day delivery Available on all machines ordered before 5.30pm Monday to Friday. Be the first to know Sign up to Dyson newsletters to be the first to know about new technology. Free 2 year limited warrantyMagnetized to store on the machine. On all vacuum cleaners, fans and heaters. View the shipping options available. 30-day money back policy It's okay if you change your mind, we offer a 30 day returns policy. Free 5 or 2 year warranty Up to 5 year warranty – parts and labor. Speak direct with our US based Customer Service Team. Select a different machine How to use your Dyson fan - Step 1 Plug the fan in and switch on at the wall.

Please note: Before switching on, please make sure the fan is positioned so that the airflow or oscillation is not obstructed. Press the on/off switch to start the fan (a blue LED light should come on around the power button). Use the airflow control to adjust the speed of the airflow. Press the oscillation button to start and stop the fan turning.Dyson Pure hot+cool link Intelligently purifies, heats and cools you. Automatically removes 99.97% of allergens and pollutants as small as 0.3 microns from the air.Dyson dropped a widely refreshed vacuum lineup on us this morning, and managed to squeeze in the debut a new air multiplier, as well. Dubbed the AM09 and sporting the same space-age looks as its predecessors, the new bladeless fan blows both hot and cold, and offers users the choice between a focused stream of air or wider, whole-room coverage.Like most Dyson products, it's a beautiful, functional appliance. It also costs $450 or AU$769 (oddly for a British product, UK prices aren't available, but the US price converts to £295) -- that's $50 more than the starting price of the original Dyson Hot.

That's a fairly exorbitant amount of money to spend on a space heater, even one offering high-end looks and year-round climate management. If the price doesn't freeze you out of buying one outright, it's a perfectly good appliance, but understand that you're paying for name-brand luxury -- not a patently better heater. Like the rest of Dyson's air multiplier lineup, the AM09 is a pretty obvious design play. If you're buying it because you think it's hundreds of dollars better at heating and cooling than the competition, you're doing it wrong.Imagine the same device with the same performance and the same features -- but a boring, ordinary design. Not an ugly design. Just not a Dyson. In fact, go ahead and take the name Dyson off of the thing and replace it with something bland and generic. It's the same heater, all of the same features, blowing just as hot in the winter and just as cool in the summer. But it isn't a Dyson. Would you still spend $450 on it?Of course you wouldn't. It's a design play, pure and simple.

You're going to buy it because you love the way it looks, and because you love that it's a Dyson product. Mind you, there isn't anything inherently wrong with that. This is a premier brand we're talking about, and for good reason. For years, Dyson's brought striking, innovative designs to typical household appliances, transforming them into functional luxuries. Save for the inevitable knockoffs, there's nothing else quite like them -- and that's why you pay so much more.Because you're going to pay so much, and because this thing carries the expectation of pristine design, the AM09's build deserves heightened scrutiny. And, like the versions that came before it, it largely passes the test. It's an elegant design, with just about every feature you could realistically want from a space heater. The remote adds an extra layer of convenience, and, thanks to a magnet, nestles neatly onto the top of the fan when not in use.But I could say all of this about the last generation of Dyson heaters, and I can't say that this new generation is adding much to the conversation.

Dyson points to bumps in performance and efficiency, but not drastic ones, and none that stem from any sort of compelling innovation. There's a new feature that lets you select between a focused jet of air and a wider, more evenly distributed stream, but aside from a few fairly specific circumstances, I don't see it being terribly useful.About the only useful new feature is a dedicated button on the remote that'll kick the AM09 into cooling mode with just one button press. On the older models, you needed to dial the temperature all the way down to the minimum of 32 degrees F (0 C) before it would switch over.That's a welcome addition, but I'd balance it against the fact that the AM09, unlike the AM05 that came before it, features no additional controls on the body of the fan aside from the power button. Misplace the remote (or worse, lose it), and you'll only be able to switch the fan on and off, or hold the power button down to dial the temperature up or down. You won't be able to turn oscillation on, you won't be switch to a more focused stream of air -- you won't even be able to adjust the fan's intensity.