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Winix 5500-2 Air Purifier vs Dyson Pure Cool Me

Buy the Winix 5500-2 for a whole room: it cleans up to 360 square feet, has a true HEPA filter plus a washable pre-filter, and runs as quiet as 27 dB. Buy the Dyson Pure Cool Me only for a desk or bedside spot where you want directed airflow and a night mode. The Winix is the better value for most shoppers, but check the current prices at each store before you decide.

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Winix 5500-2 Air Purifier

Winix 5500-2 Air Purifier

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Choose the Winix 5500-2 if you need to clean the air in a bedroom, living room or office up to about 360 square feet and want quiet operation with low filter costs.

Pros
  • Cleans a full room up to 360 square feet
  • Quiet 27 dB on low, good for bedrooms
  • Washable pre-filter lowers long-term filter cost
  • Works with Alexa and Google Assistant
  • Ozone-free PlasmaWave and true HEPA
Cons

What separates them

Winix 5500-2 Air PurifierDyson Pure Cool Me
CoverageUp to 360 square feetPersonal use, small spaces only
FiltrationTrue HEPA plus washable pre-filter and PlasmaWaveHEPA plus activated carbon, no pre-filter
Noise27-51 dBUp to 63.5 dB at max speed
Weight7 kg (about 15.4 lb)2.7 kg (about 6 lb)
Air quality sensorYes, with auto modeNo
Speed settings410
Smart controlGoogle Assistant and Alexa supportNo app or voice assistant support
Filter upkeep

Price history

  • Winix 5500-2 Air Purifier: lowest $437.99 on Oct 29.
  • Dyson Pure Cool Me: lowest $349.99 on Nov 6.

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Dyson Pure Cool Me

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Specs compared

SpecWinix 5500-2 Air PurifierDyson Pure Cool Me
Automatic ShutoffYesNo
TimerYesYes
Coverage Area360 square feetPersonal use, Small spaces
Air Purification TypePlasmaWave technology, HEPAHEPA
CADR Rating246 (pollen)257 liters / second
Filter TypeTrue HEPA filterActivated carbon
HEPA FilterYesYes
Ionic FiltrationYesNo
Odor AbsorbingYesYes
Permanent FilterYes (washable pre-filter)No

What reviewers say

Winix 5500-2 Air Purifier

Owners generally rate the 5500-2 well for allergy relief and quiet low-speed operation. Common complaints center on filter replacement costs and noise at the top speed.

What people mention
  • FiltrationPraisedOwners report less dust and fewer allergy symptoms in treated rooms.
  • NoiseMixedLow speed is near silent, but high speed is loud enough to notice.
  • Filter costCriticisedReplacement HEPA and carbon filters are a recurring expense.
  • Auto modePraised

Questions and answers

Which is better for a bedroom?
The Winix 5500-2. It covers up to 360 square feet and drops to 27 dB, while the Dyson is a personal fan meant for a small space.
Which one cleans more air?
The Winix. Its 360-square-foot coverage and true HEPA filter handle a whole room; the Dyson is rated for personal use only.
Is the Dyson worth it over the Winix?
Only if you want a small, light fan that blows filtered air at you. For room-wide cleaning and lower filter costs, the Winix does more.
Which is quieter?
The Winix, at 27-51 dB. The Dyson reaches 63.5 dB at maximum speed measured 15 cm away.
Do either work with a smart assistant?
The Winix supports Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. The Dyson Pure Cool Me has no app or voice assistant support.
Which costs less to maintain?
The Winix, because its pre-filter is washable and permanent. The Dyson uses a combined filter you replace.

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  • Large and heavy at 23.6 inches tall and 7 kg
  • Only 4 fan speeds
  • No air quality display beyond the sensor light
Dyson
Dyson Pure Cool Me Personal Purifying Fan

Dyson Pure Cool Me

Dyson Pure Cool Me Personal Purifying Fan

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Choose the Dyson Pure Cool Me if you want a small, light personal fan that blows filtered air at one person on a desk or nightstand and you don't need room-wide coverage.

Pros
  • Small and light at 2.7 kg, easy to move
  • Ten speeds plus a night mode
  • Directs airflow at one person
  • Timer built in
Cons
  • Personal coverage only, not a room purifier
  • Loud at 63.5 dB on max
  • No air quality sensor or auto mode
  • No app or voice assistant control
Washable permanent pre-filter cuts replacement cost
No permanent filter; replace the combined filter
Filter HighlightsHEPA FilterHEPA Filter
App ControlNoNo
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SpecWinix 5500-2 Air PurifierDyson Pure Cool Me
Assistant SupportGoogle Assistant, Amazon AlexaNo (Amazon Alexa control)
Remote ControlYesYes
Depth8.2 inches9.64 in
Height23.6 inches15.78 in
Weight7 kg2.7 kg
Width15 inches9.64 in
Noise Level27-51 dB63.5 dB (maximum speed at 15cm)
Functionality TypeAir PurifierAir Purifier
Speed Settings410 speeds
Volume760 m³/h (air volume)—
Ozone GenerationNo—
Ozone FreeYes—
Modes—Night time mode
Functionality Highlights—With Timer
Air Quality Sensor—No
The sensor-driven auto mode is seen as convenient and effective.

Dyson Pure Cool Me

Owners like the focused cooling airflow and the compact size for desks and bedsides. Many find it expensive for what it does and note it is loud at high speed. Some are disappointed that it lacks smart features and a sensor.

What people mention
  • AirflowPraisedOwners like that the airflow can be aimed at one person at close range.
  • NoiseCriticisedReviewers say it gets loud at high speeds, up to 63.5 dB.
  • PriceCriticisedMany feel it costs too much for a personal fan.
  • FiltrationPraisedThe HEPA and carbon filter are seen as effective for nearby dust and odors.