Not sure how Dyson justifies this price for an old technology. No smart integration, no way to enable night mode and turn off leds. In this case I can’t even say it’s ascetically pleasing with the bulky design. Other areas that need improvement is ease of filling up and cleaning. For this price point I expect things to just click in and out of place with out me having to wiggle things into place. I.e the rim needs to be 100% aligned or else it drips water. Not being able to control fan speed without the remote is also pretty poor. If this review was 5 years ago I’d maybe give the product 3 stars at most as It does not out perform other devices and is not a true Dyson design. In summary, given how home devices have developed this should now be in the museum.

On its auto setting, mist never emerges - surprising in a centrally-heated London flat. It’s humidity ‘reading’ seems to be about 15% above the reading from my Oregon digital hygrometer. I would be obeyed to read Dyson’s response. For an expensive machine the parts do not always re-assemble positively; and the water fill hole is awkwardly small.

I've had this for about 3 weeks, and am about to return it as compared to my previous humidifier it has a much lower performance - it's also very cheaply made and I'm left asking myself why I spent such a lot on something which (i) does not work as well as my previous humidifier, and (ii) costs over 3 x as much.