Dyson has officially listed its BP10 air purifier on JD.com, with the product scheduled for its first sale on September 22. The device is priced at ¥7699 and features a design inspired by jet engine aesthetics, utilizing a star-shaped nozzle and internal guide vanes to manage airflow.
The unit supports a 350-degree rotation and a 30-degree tilt, capable of delivering a direct airflow stream. It achieves a maximum projection distance of 20 meters and a peak airflow volume of 1300 liters per second. The device is designed to cover an area of 144 square meters, with a purification time of 90 seconds for a 12-square-meter space.
Equipped with five sensors, the BP10 monitors eight metrics, including PM2.5, PM10, HCHO, VOC, NO2, CO2, temperature, and humidity. The system includes an active purification module that generates negative ions to eliminate 10 types of bacteria and viruses, as well as 4 types of allergens, with an efficiency rate exceeding 99 percent. In sleep mode, the noise level is reduced to 20 decibels.
