Dylos DC1100 Pro Air Quality Monitor vs Honeywell HPA300 Air Purifier

Hi folks, so you may or may not know. But last December I had nose surgery for some sinus issues and along the way I found out that I'm allergic to qu...

The air purifier is light and easy to move around; but seems well-made. It seems more than strong enough to do the job.

I try to keep pm2.5 levels below 2micro grams/m3 , and find this easy to do with infrequent use of my purifiers.

Things to be aware of: If you buy Honeywell brand replacement filters, they are majorly expensive. Which would be a good excuse to avoid changing them at the recommended interval. However, I've had success with other brands which I've purchased from Amazon. I do keep extras on hand, too

This is a simple conversion that would be very easily done by any smart phone. More importantly, the graphics capabilities of smart phones would greatly enhance the utility of the data by revealing nuances that would escape examination of discrete data packets. Finally, the use of Bluetooth and smart phones would eliminate the cumbersome interface and provide a time stamp with the data.

The service, the delivery, everything else about the purchase and return was very easy and convenient.

For those of you who are suffering from allergies or asthma and find an air purifier to be of benefit, the Dylos is an invaluable tool to help you manage your air purification efforts. This is truly an amazing device that I highly recommend.

My chronic allergies and sinusitis have required that I use HEPA air filters in every room of my home. Over the past 20 years I have owned many different units, almost all of them were manufactured by Honeywell. While all had the same basic functions and worked quite well, this unit is by far the best and quietest air filter that I have ever owned. Consumer Reports rates this air filter very high and with good reason, because it's the best and most affordable unit on the market to date

that's why I I recommend this as a dust sensor. Granite's a little bit expensive, but it works really cool and I also recommend the fan and filter com...

I got it from Kohl's. It worked so good. But I was moving it back and forth from bedroom to living room (the handles help), but I figured I'd get a second one. Not hip to the air purification world, I bought what appeared to be a sleek new model from another manufacturer for almost $200

5的准确计数，由于波纹管的事实： 1计数不准确，因为空气的湿度和温度，将极大地影响结果。正如我们都知道，水是无处不在，甚至在空气中。 这设备似乎不能让"水蒸汽"和"粒子"之间的区别。设备读数是如此之高，在下雨的日子里。 ，PM2.5的计数是不准确的，尤其是当空气中的水分的水平或温度高。 2此设备不能提供FDA官方或世卫组织measurement---μg/m3。基于PM2.5计数的。 从这个设备是不可比拟的所有官方PM2.5数据的结果。 最后，但最重要的是， 制造商提供一个VERY VERY POOR服务， 我写了他们的"支持"电子邮件查询本产品的邮件数量，但从来没有得到任何答复。 还请记住，这款产品只配备了一个90天的保修。

This is the poorest design I have ever encountered. The front removable panel would not stay closed. Noise level was to high. Controls very difficult to use and slow to respond

The executive summary is... all Dylos systems are now obsolete unless you install filtration as a career

The one in our living room is near our cat’s main hangout spot and let’s just say he pretty quickly identified himself as the main contributor to our household dust issues…we spend most of our time upstairs or in our bedroom, so the fact we consistently had to change the living room filter more frequently than the one in our room helped us to be aware of the problem and now we vacuum twice a day in the living room and brush our cat more frequently. 10/10, would recommend this purifier every single time (and frequently do to fellow allergy sufferers)