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Dyson Hot+Cool Gen1 HP10 deal: $180 off at Dyson
SAVE $180: As of Jan. 27, the Dyson Hot+Cool Gen1 HP10 Purifier is on sale for $349.99 at Dyson. That's $180 off the regular price.
Opens in a new window Credit: Dyson Dyson Hot+Cool Gen1 HP10 Purifier $349.99 at Dyson $529.99 Save $180
Owning a Dyson anythinghas become a major status symbol for Millennials. There are entire articles about how your vacuum cleaner says something about your social class (ta-ta). But that iconic Dyson technology comes with a hefty price tag.
Luckily, Dyson's having a limited-time sale, which means you might finally be able to join the club. As of Jan. 27, you can snag the Dyson Hot+Cool Gen1 HP10 Purifier for $349.99 at Dyson. This is the cheapest we’ve found this purifier to go for this week, and it's actually $180 off the usual $529.99 price tag. (Even Best Buy is only doing $130 off.)
SEE ALSO: The best air purifiers for pet ownersThis air purifier is built to capture 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, and it can heat or cool the entire room, so it’s ideal for year-round use. With a fully-sealed filtration system (HEPA H13 filter and carbon filter), it's ready to trap dust, odors, and allergens. There’s also an LED screen to display the air quality in real time.
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If you’re a light sleeper, it has a Night Mode that won’t disturb you with too much noise or light. Plus, it oscillates, so you know that purified air is getting everywhere.
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