Dyson AM07
(22 reviews)
Amplified, smoothed airflow up to 500 liters per second, with not a single blade in sight: Dyson's tower fan for a design-conscious living room.
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Key features
- Airflow: 500 liters/second (≈1800 m³/h) at maximum setting
- Height: About 1 m
- Weight: About 2.85 kg
- Air Multiplier technology: smooth airflow, no exposed blades
In detail: Dyson AM07 Bladeless Tower Fan
The Dyson AM07 belongs to the British brand's bladeless fan range, recognizable by its open ring through which air exits after being drawn in and amplified at the base of the unit. This technology, called Air Multiplier, draws in ambient air and amplifies it up to 15 times to project a continuous flow of 500 liters of air per second, without the pulsing sometimes noticeable with a classic bladed fan.
The absence of visible blades isn't just an aesthetic argument, it also removes the risk of catching fingers in the grille, which is particularly reassuring for families with young children or households with curious pets. The unit even shuts off automatically if it's knocked over. Maintenance is simplified as a result, since there are no hard-to-reach blades to dust regularly, a point often cited as a genuine everyday convenience.
The unit comes with a curved, magnetic remote control that stores directly on top of the fan. It lets you set the speed across 10 levels, activate oscillation up to 70° to circulate air throughout the room, and program an automatic shutoff timer adjustable from 15 minutes to 9 hours. Night mode, at 28 dB, stays discreet, while the maximum speed, louder, clearly prioritizes airflow over quiet operation.
The sleek design, with its compact base and roughly one-meter-tall vertical profile, fits easily into a contemporary living room or bedroom. Its price remains notably higher than a classic fan of comparable power, and it offers no air purification function, unlike the Dyson Pure Cool range. For buyers ready to invest in a carefully designed, safe unit meant to stay out year-round rather than get stored away out of season, the AM07 remains a benchmark in its category.
Technical data
Detailed characteristics
Performance
| Airflow?Volume of air moved by the unit each hour, in m³/h: the higher it is, the faster the room's air is refreshed. | 500 liters/second (≈1800 m³/h) at maximum setting |
|---|---|
| Noise level?Noise emitted by the unit, in decibels (dB(A)). As a reference, a normal conversation is around 60 dB(A). | 28 dB in night mode, up to 56 dB at maximum setting |
| Speeds?Number of fan speeds offered by the unit. | 10 precise settings via remote control |
| Oscillation?Automatic side-to-side sweeping motion, to spread the airflow over a wider area. | Up to 70°, adjustable |
Features
| Timer?Programmable delay for the unit to switch on or off automatically. | Programmable from 15 minutes to 9 hours |
|---|---|
| Remote control?The unit comes with a remote control for adjusting it from a distance. | Curved and magnetic, stores on the unit |
| Safety?Safety features built into the unit (protective grille, tip-over shutoff...). | Automatic shutoff if knocked over, no exposed blades or sharp grille |
Dimensions and power supply
| Height?Overall height of the unit, including adjustment range on models that allow it. | About 1 m |
|---|---|
| Weight?The unit's weight. | About 2.85 kg |
Comparison
On Dyson's own site as well as in buyer searches ("Dyson AM07 or AM06", "AM07 or AM09"), the AM07 is regularly compared with other members of the Dyson Cool and Hot+Cool ranges. Here is how it stacks up against the more compact AM06 and the AM09, which adds a heating function, based on specifications published by Dyson.
| Criterion | Dyson AM07 | Dyson AM06 | Dyson AM09 Hot+Cool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Tower, about 1 m tall | Table, 55.2 cm tall | Tower, about 1 m tall |
| Airflow | 500 l/s | 370 l/s | 186 l/s in cool mode |
| Heating | No | No | Yes, up to 2000 W, rooms under 36 m² |
| Oscillation | Up to 70° | Up to 90° | Up to 70° |
| Speeds | 10, remote included | 10, remote included | 10, remote included |
| Observed price | ≈ €499 | ≈ €250 to €300 | ≈ €299 to €450 |
In short, the AM06 covers the same cooling needs on a tighter budget, but with lower airflow and a table format less suited to a whole room. The AM09 adds a welcome heating function for winter, at the cost of lower airflow in cool mode. The AM07 remains the most balanced choice for anyone looking purely to cool a large space efficiently, year-round.
Our tester's verdict: Benoit Richard
The Dyson AM07 holds a special place in our tower fan lineup: it's the one that impresses the most, and often prompts questions from visitors surprised by the absence of blades. In use, the airflow amplified by Air Multiplier technology is genuinely smoother than a classic fan, without the pulsing of a traditional grille. The 70° oscillation covers a medium-sized living room well, and the magnetic remote, which stores on top of the unit, saves you the usual hunt under the sofa cushions. The most frequently mentioned drawback concerns the noise level at maximum setting, closer to a hair dryer than a whisper, which limits bedroom use to lower speeds or the 28 dB night mode. The second thing to accept is the price, notably higher than a comparable bladed fan, for a unit that remains just a fan, with no air purification unlike the Dyson Pure Cool range. What's left is a design object, safe for children and easy to dust, whose price is justified for anyone who values aesthetics and safety.
Frequently asked questions: Dyson AM07 Bladeless Tower Fan
The AM06 is a more compact table model (55.2 cm tall) with an airflow of 370 l/s, while the AM07 is a larger tower model that delivers up to 500 l/s, better suited to a whole room rather than a desk.
The AM09 adds a heating function up to 2000 W, useful in winter, but its airflow in cool mode (186 l/s) is lower than the AM07's (500 l/s). The AM07 is better suited to anyone looking purely for powerful cooling.
In night mode, it drops to 28 dB, nearly inaudible. At maximum setting, however, the noise level rises noticeably, to around 56 dB, which makes it less suited to nighttime use at full power.
Yes, this is one of its main selling points: the absence of visible blades removes the risk of trapped fingers, and the unit shuts off automatically if accidentally knocked over.
No, it's a simple fan with no filtration. For an air purification function in addition to cooling, you need to look at the pricier Dyson Pure Cool range.
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