At a height of 550mm, I was pleasantly surprised at how light the Dyson Cool CF1 was as I unboxed it. I really enjoyed moving it around the house during testing since it weighed so little. The cord length of the Dyson Cool CF1 is 1.8m, allowing it to reach around small to medium-sized rooms.
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I’ve tested several Dyson fans, including the Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet Formaldehyde and the Dyson Purifier Humidify+Cool Formaldehyde, which I currently use at home. Although I rated these gadgets highly, I found them quite bulky, so I was thrilled to try out the Dyson Cool CF1 with its compact size and easy fan settings.
- Perfect for a bedtime or desktop fan, or even for cooling a medium-sized house, the Dyson Cool CF1 is a solid choice. While it may be a bit steep at £250 for those on a budget, Dyson’s reputation for reliability and high quality speaks for itself
- my other Dyson fans have served me well for years without any issues, and I anticipate the same from the Dyson Cool CF1.
The LCD screen of the Dyson Cool CF1 is simple yet informative. Although there was a slight delay between pressing the remote and the corresponding action on the fan screen, the controls responded swiftly once selected.
The Dyson Cool CF1’s unique design might not appeal to everyone, but I personally find it quite attractive. I appreciate the ability to customize the design manually through the rotatable base and manual controls, along with the magnetic remote control that conveniently attaches to the fan when not in use.
- If you’re a Dyson enthusiast, the Dyson Cool Tower Fan (AM07) offers a similar design and price range to the Dyson Cool CF
- This tall tower fan boasts good oscillation and power to keep you cool and comfortable.
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The Dyson Cool CF1’s oscillation was versatile, and I enjoyed the manual twist feature at the base to adjust the fan direction. Overall, Dyson appears to have thought of everything with the new Dyson Cool CF1, making it an excellent companion during the sweltering UK heatwaves I encountered during testing.
I’ve been trying out the Dyson Cool CF1 fan for a few weeks now, and boy, has it been a lifesaver during the recent heatwaves hitting the UK. While it does have a few downsides, the design, technology, and ease of use of the Dyson Cool CF1 more than make up for it. Here’s my take on it.
Sporting an oversized, circular lollipop-like design, the Dyson Cool CF1 is completely bladeless at its core, making it safer and more hygienic to use. The base of the Dyson Cool CF1 boasts an LCD screen, displaying all settings, modes, and timers.
- In May 2025, Dyson revealed their latest fan model, the Dyson Cool CF
- This new fan is basically a revamped version of the brand’s original bladeless fan dating back to 2009, but with some serious upgrades in terms of cooling capacity.
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- The bladeless design of the Dyson Cool CF1 is unbeatable
- it’s lightweight, powerful, safe, hygienic, and offers customizable airflow that keeps you cool and relaxed. Although it operates quietly, the Dyson Cool CF1 may emit occasional odd noises, yet the night mode ensures a peaceful environment during sleep.
- Living here in the UK, I bet you’re just like me
- used to the cold, gloomy weather so when the sun finally shines, you’re probably the first one hunting down the best fan to cool off. Meaco and Duux are well known, but Dyson has gained quite the popularity as a fan and air treatment brand, mainly due to its unique style featuring bladeless circular fans.
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Although the Dyson Cool CF1 comes with a remote that allows you to control the fan power, speed, timer, oscillation, and night mode, the base also houses manual buttons that can be twisted and pressed for customization. The base can be rotated to change the fan’s direction rather than moving the entire fan or adjusting the oscillation.
As mentioned, the Dyson Cool CF1 is an updated version of the original bladeless fan from Dyson, but with improved energy efficiency and cooling technology. Packing 30 watts of power, the Dyson Cool CF1 utilizes Dyson’s patented Air Multiplier tech to deliver a steady breeze by expelling 370 liters of airflow per second.
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The powerful airflow of the Dyson Cool CF1 truly impressed me. Despite being smaller than other models I’ve tried, this fan packs a punch, creating a strong breeze at its maximum setting, capable of cooling larger rooms and homes efficiently. Despite its power, the Dyson Cool CF1 astonished me with its lightweight build, allowing me to carry it around the house and plug it in different rooms during the scorching heatwaves.
- The variety of fan speeds available was impressive, and the night mode feature proved helpful during hot summer nights. The fan operated quietly overall, but I did notice a few strange noises during the initial uses
- a tinkering sound at medium to high speeds and a creaking whirring noise while turning.
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Offering 10 fan speeds, the Dyson Cool CF1 also comes with a Sleep mode that utilizes Dyson’s noise reduction tech to reduce fan noise to a mere 29dB. Moreover, it features timers ranging from 30 minutes to eight hours, and oscillation settings at 15, 40, and 70 degrees.
- Setting it up is a breeze
- simply plug the Dyson Cool CF1 in, and you’re good to go. Although Dyson has its MyDyson app, the Dyson Cool CF1 doesn’t need to connect to it since it doesn’t feature smart controls. As far as I could tell from the instructions and website, the Dyson Cool CF1 wasn’t supported on the app either.
The Dyson Cool CF1 can be purchased for £249.99 at Dyson and select retailers like John Lewis, AO.com, and Argos, available in an elegant white/silver colour combination. As of now, the Dyson Cool CF1 is not yet on sale in the US.
A notable competitor to Dyson, Shark’s FlexBreeze Fan, shares a similar size with the Dyson Cool CF1, featuring versatile controls such as misting and the ability to switch between portable and tower forms.
The Dyson Cool CF1 arrived in a large cardboard box alongside its remote control – that’s all you get!
