"There's something oddly satisfying about watching a company completely reinvent its own playbook. Dyson has built its reputation on that bladeless Air Multiplier technology, the kind of innovation that made you stop and think, "Wait, how does that even work?" But with the HushJet Compact Purifier, the brand is taking a totally different approach, drawing inspiration from an unexpected source: jet engines."
"Instead of that signature circular opening, you get a star-shaped nozzle that looks like it belongs in an aerospace engineering lab. It's not just for show, though. That unique design channels high-velocity airflow while keeping things whisper-quiet, hitting just 24 decibels in night mode. For context, that's quieter than your average library and about the same volume as someone whispering sweet nothings into your ear."
"What really sets the HushJet apart is its new filtration system. The electrostatic filter captures 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, including the usual suspects like pollen, dust, and pet dander. If you've got pets at home, this matters more than you might think. Those microscopic skin cells and protein particles from Fluffy's grooming sessions become airborne allergens, and the HushJet's activated carbon layer tackles both the dander and the inevitable pet odors."
Dyson's HushJet Compact Purifier adopts a star-shaped nozzle inspired by jet-engine design to channel high-velocity airflow while maintaining very low noise levels. The unit reaches just 24 decibels in night mode, quieter than a typical library. The purifier stands 18.5 inches tall, 9 inches in diameter, weighs 7 pounds, and covers rooms up to 203 square feet. The electrostatic filter captures 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns and an activated carbon layer removes pet dander and odors. The electrostatic filter lasts up to five years, reducing replacement frequency and improving sustainability.
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