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Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde BP03

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Condition
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Model
BP03 ZZ
Dimensions
17.72 x 8.66 x 22.05 in; 26.24 lb
Weight
26.2 lb
Color
Blue
Power Source
Corded Electric
Control Method
App, Push Button, Remote
In the box
BP03 PurifierFilterCordRemote

Features 8

  • Large format purifier with HEPA H13 grade filtration.
  • Projects air over 32 feet and purifies large spaces.1
  • Detects and destroys formaldehyde, permanently.3
  • Control and monitor your air quality from anywhere using the MyDyson app.5

Description

The Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde is our biggest purifier yet, engineered from the ground up, to evenly purify large spaces.¹ Cone aerodynamics creates a condensed jet of air to project purified air over 32 feet. Quietly. An advanced 360 HEPA H13 grade filter captures allergens and 99.97% of fine particles. Removes gases and odors.² Destroys formaldehyde, permanently.³¹Testing for PM2.5 purification completed in a large testing chamber following relevant Dyson testing methods. Results may vary in practice.²Tested to JEM 1467 (acetic acid, acetaldehyde, ammonia), GB/T18801 (formaldehyde, benzene) and DTM-003282 (NO2). Gas capture rates vary.³Third party full machine testing based on GB/T 18801-2022 formaldehyde cumulative clean mass testing with continuous injection until plateau of formaldehyde CADR is achieved. Results may vary in practice.⁴Particle challenge by DEHS oil specified in EN1822 within a chamber specified in ASTM F3150. Tested in Max Mode for whole machine efficiency above 99.95%.⁵Requires device to run app, Wi-Fi or mobile data, Bluetooth 4.0 support, and iOS version 10 or Android version 5 (or above). Standard data and messaging rates may apply.

Specs 24

Product Dimensions 17.72 x 8.66 x 22.05 inches; 26.24 pounds
Item model number BP03 ZZ
Manufacturer Dyson
Power Source Corded Electric
Control Method App, Push Button, Remote
Filter Type HEPA
Noise Level 35 db
Controller Type Mobile app

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Big step up from most of the throw-away brands
In the past, I've tended to purchase smaller and lower-cost air purifiers. I might get a year or two of service out of them, and because many of the replacement filters are so expensive, when they hit the point where they stop working, I typically just toss them and go onto another brand...the price of buying a totally new unit often isn't much different from just replacing the entire unit. With the Dyson, I decided to go a different way and make more of an investment in something that will hopefully be both high-performance and long-lasting. The unit itself is very well made with quality materials and finishes. Setup was easy - you just connect the two parts of the machine together and you're basically ready to go. It is heavy for its size, but once you have it out of the box, it's easy to move around using the built-in casters in the base. Keep in mind that, in my opinion, the photos don't do it justice - it is a very large and imposing device, not the sort of thing you can hide away in a corner and have it go unnoticed. It's definitely a device that makes a statement, and if you're looking for something subtle that you won't really notice, this might not be the right unit for you. It wasn't easy to find, but research shows that this particular unit (Dyson BP03) is made in Malaysia, not China. If that's important to you, it's good to know. Replacement filter cost is an important consideration for any purifier. The Dyson is a mixed bag in this area...the good news is that the filters are large, just like the machine, and this helps them last a long time. The HEPA filter allegedly lasts about five years, but costs $170 (current price buying direct from Dyson via the mobile app...there may be other lower-cost options on Amazon). The carbon fiber supposedly lasts two years and costs $90. That would be $79 per year, if the filters actually last as Dyson claims. This is actually not a bad number - many of the OEM filters from other brands are more expensive on an annual basis. It is something to be aware of before you invest, however. At first glance, the performance specs alone might not seem stellar, but there are a few important points the specs don't really reveal. If you're like me and have a large and mostly open space, the high-tech fan can be adjusted to spread filtered air over a much greater distance than other units, helping to clear big spaces more thoroughly. My indoor air quality isn't terrible most of the time. I live in Coastal NC, and the biggest issues we have with air quality are mold, odd smells we get coming off the ocean, and the occasional particulate matter we get from nearby fires and land burns once in a while. Otherwise, all the IAQ issues we tend to have are self-inflicted: cooking, cleaning, opening a bottle of nail polish remover - all spike our Amazon air quality monitors. What this means to me is that the performance I'm most interested in is how quickly these little spikes can be addressed, and here the Dyson excels. I don't think it's doing a better job filtering per se - it's just that its ability to move air around is better, so polluted air gets through the unit faster than other units. My litmus test is to do something that causes a spike in air quality, then see how long it takes to clear. I have a home office paper shredder - running it for even five minutes spikes particulate matter into the air, and that's one of my tests. Taking off my nail polish and applying a new coat does the same with VOCs. In these tests, the Dyson tends to clear my air at least twice as fast as other units I've tried in the past. With no purifier running and the HVAC off, either of these tests will spike air quality quickly, and it can take 12 hours to return to normal. The previous purifiers I had usually would clear the air in about 3-4 hours. Now, the Dyson seems to get my air back to normal air quality in under an hour so far, and that's the best performance I've seen from any unit I've tried. Otherwise, besides the obvious construction quality, I think there are four reasons this unit is worth the price: 1. It's quiet at all speeds. Virtually every brand I've used is quiet at low settings...what's different about the Dyson is that it's quiet at higher speeds too. That means you can run it at maybe 50-70% of its maximum most of the time, where it will do a better job of clearing the air, and it's no noisier than many competitors running at their lowest speed. Most other brands are the opposite - above the lowest speed, they get loud enough to be annoying, so even though they might have impressive air purification specs, you almost never run the unit at a high enough speed to work well. This is a huge advantage for Dyson. 2. The mobile app and remote are very good. Unlike some others, Dyson's app is wonderful, especially if you like to schedule your unit. You can have it go on, off and run at whatever settings you like, as many times a day as you like. If you happen to have multiple Dyson units, you can also control them all from a single app. If you're an Alexa believer, you can even use Alexa to control the unit. About the only thing I haven't seen is some sort of way to integrate the unit into popular home automation software packages (though that may exist - I haven't looked too hard). 3. Integrated air quality metrics. The Dyson reports on levels of particulate matter (PM 2.5 and PM10), as well as nitrous oxides, VOCs and formaldehyde. When a spike in air quality occurs, at a glance you can tell what the problem is, and the data is presented both in the mobile app and on the device in a small, high-quality display that shows trends over time. 4. Longevity of filters. As I mentioned elsewhere, the Dyson filters last a long time, so you're not opening up the unit to swap dirty filters once or twice a year like you do with some other brands. One thing I want to mention for others to consider is a bad past experience I had with Dyson over a different product. A few years ago, I invested in one of Dyson's very expensive "Supersonic" hair dryers. Literally, the week the warranty expired, it stopped working and Dyson refused to help me. Definitely left a bad taste in my mouth about Dyson. Otherwise, I think this seems to be a reasonably high-quality air purifier that might be just what you're looking for if you want to take a step up from the more basic and low-quality units typically offered for sale. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025 by Busy Executive
It is big, it is quiet. No obvious flaws.
I've got Coway Airmega AP-1512HH, Mila Air Purifier, BISSELL air320, BLUEAIR Blue Pure 411, and now a Dyson Big+Quiet. -- Yes, too many. BISSELL fan is annoyingly loud with a tiny rattle to it. Dislike it, put it in garage. BLUAIR is just tiny and when fan spins up is loud... you gotta have a tiny room for it to make sense, I guess.. Coway is just so much better in every way. Mila is fine, I have it in an office. Filters seem expensive for size, but the auto fan control works well.. 90% of time its totally silent. If someone burns something in kitchen its quick to ramp fan and gets a bit loud, but that's what you want, to get air clean and ASAP and it then gets silent again. It'd be great if not so pricey. Coway seems best value for money. Fan moves a lot of air for how quiet it is. Filters are cheap enough. Its very quiet on low speeds, does get loud at max fan but it moves a lot of air. Only has like blue/green/red light doesn't give exact numbers for particulate.. only downside, but its so cheap can't complain. Auto fan control works. Its just hard to beat the Coway the value is so high. But then we've moved into a new house with a big open floor plan and 12ft ceilings.. its just a big area. None of others really handle that much space, so got a Big+Quiet. And no regrets. - It is big, so normal rooms probably silly large. But in big enough room it doesn't look out-of-place. And IMO it generally looks good. - With fan at 10/10 its quieter than Coway/Mila at max fan while moving more air. With fan at 5 its quiet, but audible if room is otherwise silent. But if couple people are in room doing anything they'll be making too much noise to hear it at 5/10. When fan is on auto and drops down to 1-2 its really hard to hear even in a silent room. - The app works fine. Remote works. I prefer app. - The wheels are nice. Not that you'll move it often, but when you do it glides effortlessly. We've been testing out how it looks in different places and wife rolls it around and doesn't ask me to move it for her. Longterm probably won't move it often, but still nice feature. - I like how long the filters claim to work. Don't mind paying a lot for filter if it'll last awhile. Mila for example has a $59-99 filter they want you to replace every 6 months, its just crazy expensive. Dyson says up to 5 years for $170 filter. And I really nothing to complain about. If you have large area this is air purifier to get. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2023 by Brian Sullivan
Seriously Effective - My Space Honestly Feels Fresher After Using The BP03
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I recently got the Dyson Purifier Big and Quiet Formaldehyde BP03 and it has honestly upgraded my whole space. I keep it in the upstairs hallway where the air usually feels a bit stale, and the difference was noticeable almost right away. It is definitely a larger purifier, but the design looks so clean and intentional that it ends up blending in instead of feeling oversized. Right out of the box, setup could not have been easier. The filters were already installed, so it was basically plug it in and done. The magnetic remote that snaps onto the side is one of those small details that ends up being super helpful. It stays in the same spot and never disappears, which is a miracle compared to every other remote in my house. I connected it to the MyDyson app too, and that ended up being one of my favorite parts. The app is really simple to use and gives you a bunch of real time info about the air in your home. You can see dust levels, humidity, formaldehyde readings and even overall analytics that make the whole thing feel smarter than a normal purifier. It kind of turns it into more of a smart home upgrade than just a basic air filter. The performance has been great. It handles dust extremely well and stays surprisingly quiet, even when the fan is running at full speed. It basically fades into the background. The air in the house feels fresher overall and it does a really good job getting rid of everyday smells from cooking, pets or anything else that lingers. Overall, this purifier just does its job without needing constant attention and it makes the space feel cleaner and more enjoyable. If you want something high quality, easy to use and actually effective, this model is definitely worth looking into. In my review I added photos showing how it fits naturally in a hallway along with screenshots of the MyDyson app so you can see what the readings and features look like day to day. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by Preston
Stop drinking the Marketing Kool Aid
I’ve had this for a month running at full power 10 setting and have to say that this is only a decent air purifier. Its CADR is only 313- meaning there are many smaller and much cheaper air purifiers that are much more efficient than this machine and it shows. I mainly purchased this for dust which this thing doesn’t really excel at. You WILL still need to dust everyday with this machine. It excels in removing very very fine and “invisible” particles and air- sort of. While it’s great at detecting this stuff it takes a very long time to clean a room. I had it in a smaller closed off 300 square foot room. Smaller than the recommended 1000 square feet. Spray cologne or open nail polisher and the app shows a chart that it detects it. It will often take a 30 minutes to more than an hour to clear this out. If someone in the nearby kitchen makes cookies and burns them again the smoke that seeps into the room will be there for a while. You’re better off just opening a window than relying on the machine to clear that out. For $999 I expected a lot more. I wouldn’t mind the price if it was a power house and was efficient but it’s not unfortunately. I do like the design and how it can work as a light fan but honestly I just need something that works and works well so I will be returning the device. 1 star rating to offset the 5 star kool aid drinkers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023 by Ant
Great product but too expensive
It did a great job cleaning the room. Just really expensive compared to other air cleaners.
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2026 by Fred J.
Don't listen to the naysayers
There are always people who hate a product and claim "BuT aCtUaLlY" about one of its features... I run this thing full power every single day and outside of the filter getting used (You know, as its supposed to) there is nothing wrong with this. It is the best air purifier that you can buy for the money, period, anybody claiming that the cheaper ones work just as well can keep on inhaling those fumes that make them so smart in the first place. I love it, it cleans rooms out in a sufficient amount of time, and the app is relatively simple to use. Plus, the filters do not cost that much money to replace at all, which when it comes with a lifespan of 2 years is pretty nice! All in all, if you have the money and you care about your air quality then this is a no brainer. I read some guy's review on here where he was trying to push a unit that costs like $200 as being better.... sure my guy, I can also eat a steak from a HungryMan box instead of the Ritz Carlton right? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024 by Kindle Customer
Effectiveness
I have severe allergies especially to mold and mildew. We live on a lake so that is common. I have a Dyson BP03 and it takes care of more than half of my house. No orders and my breathing has improved significantly.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2026 by grandma
This unit is quiete.
This unit is quiet.
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2026 by Mr Dillard
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