Real vs Fake Dyson Filters | Is There Any Difference? | Featured Tech (2021)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Hey everyone, in this video I will discuss the differences between a real Dyson filter and a fake one.
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If Dyson gonna be charging 80 dollars plus shipping, AND hardly ever have their filters in stock then I'm not gonna be getting a genuine filter.
I have this issue too. I’m willing to buy the “right” item but it’s always out of stock.
Same. Generic filters are the only option since Dyson's filters are always out of stock. What is needed is a video comparing the dozens of different generic options to find which is the best.
They charge €99 in my area.. absolutely ridiculous. I got 2 3rd party sets on Amazon for like €60.
Without an air test I don't think the differences mentioned are relevant. The purifier has no way of determining the condition of the filter (e.g how long it will last etc) so saying "it lasted for this long" isn't really relevant.
Drag him!!!
Bingo. This comparison is pretty worthless regarding the actual function of the filter.
exactly the video we needed. I got my dyson replacement filters from ali express.
According to your video @ 9:45, you did a comparison on two non-genuine filters?
Was there any specific weather/season conditions during your test period?
My 3 are out of warranty and I can get 3 aftermarket filters for 2/3 the cost of a genuine.
I have a question. I'm stupid why their circle holes in both filters don't that allow unfiltered air to go through the machine?
Hi. I just replaced by filters. What do you do with the old ones? Do you know if Dyson has a recycling program?
Bin
I have the same life spam on both
very nice was lookin for this info
You got 2 sets of knock offs at $60, each last 5 months so the 2 will basically last 10 months vs the original for 9 months @$80…other than if it creates other complications like void warranty looks to me a decent trade off 😀
Dyson's quote of 9mo is BS, running on a low settings up to level 3: My TP09 at full tilt 24/7 last 3-5mo
I have a dyson purifier running for 6 months 24:7 and it’s got 63% filter life left.. different conditions elicit different results
Thanks a lot for your tests. Would you say that the non genuine filter does a better job than the genuine one because the non genuine filter is a lot darker than the genuine one? If this is so, I would be ok with the non genuine filter lasting only 5 months.
Hi, the reason why the 3rd party filter is darker is because it doesn't have the same net around the HEPA filter that the genuine has. I would recommend sticking with the genuine filter if possible to ensure that you're not potentially damaging the fan or voiding your warranty. If not, the 3rd party filters will do a good job as well.
The original Dyson filters have been out of stock for over 9 months.
From my understanding of how filter life goes on the display of an air purifier, it normally goes by the amount of time it is used. Replacement of filter is usually "time based" from manufacturer's advice and it reminds the user to replace the filter based on a set timed interval. As for the Dyson, it should be no different. The air purifier is not smart enough or does it have sensors to determine the "dirtyness" of the filter. They can install an air flow meter , but i doubt any manufacturer would do that. This is based on the number of air purifiers i've owned over time including Dysons and many other brands and totally based on my own opinion.
Which purifier would you recommend, after owning a few?
if what you said is true, this guy's most likely paid by Dyson to do this, even tell such lies about the filter life going down faster. This video is a waste of my time, should have known that. How shortsighted are people to risk their reputation just for some money, I guess integrity is just a scarcity in this day and age
@@justacardshort Blueair , Honeywell are my preferred brands . Simple, none of that marketing gimmick from Dyson. Thick filters. The more filter material, the merrier. Most air purifiers work the same. Air gets sucked in and goes through filters and blown out. No high tech gimmick required. Keeping it simple makes my life easier.
@@karltanner_2436 The actual filter life and when the machine tells you to replace it are two different things. Cheaper filters don't last as long but they are so much cheaper that it might be worth it to just replace them 2 or 3 times in the amount of time that it would usually take you to replace just the 1 genuine.
There are actually air quality sensors of PPM outside and inside modern units, though you are correct of MOST units in general. That said some actually can sense how clogged/reduced filtering the unit is providing. Just saying
It appears to me that the fake one worked better it captured more of the dust
You can just cut and tape a mosquito screen on the non genuine filter and be exactly the same. I’m sure they left it off for trademark issues along with the name… I was thinking about buying another real replacement filter but I just vacuum washed it off and put it back in. Looks good to me… I’m sure they are both “MADE IN CHINA” anyway.👍🏾✌🏾
what do I type in to find the generic filters?
Hi Leigh, I included the link to a generic filter in the description of the video. You can also search “Dyson TP04 Filter” on Amazon, any filter that’s not sold by Dyson is (most likely) generic.
How does the Dyson fan knows if the filter is plugged up? I reset the filter in the fan without replacing filter and it did not show that the filter is plugged ip
Hi Sebi, when you reset the filter, you reset the percentage remaining until it needs to be replaced. Therefore, if you’re resetting the filter without putting in the new filter, you’re confusing the fan and potentially damaging it.
@@FeaturedTechFan gets damaged when it's "confused" because you did not put in the new filter. Wow
Time based interval. As far as I know, no air purifier is smart enough to determine when you should really change your filter. I’ve used both original and oem filters. They both work equally well. Speaking from experience from owning over 50 different models of air purifiers through the years. :)
@@yanbros -- Multiple Dyson models do have a PPM sensor/meter, as well as other manufacturers with their higher end models like Shark. When the PPM increase inside the unit but after the filter while ambient/external PPM are roughly the same it is an indicator the filter is not filtering as well, not to mention adding stress to the blade motor with increased resistance which could also be measured but I believe they base it purely on PPM external and internal
@@karltanner_2436 -- He wasn't accurate: The only thing that would happen is, at least on models that are simply triggered by run-time and fan speed, it simply wouldn't notify you when your new filter needed replacement along with continuing to blink at you. It doesn't get "confused"
the clicking noise stopped or did you just got used to it?
Hi Eva, the clicking noise stopped a couple weeks after uploading the video.
Can you wash off the original dyson filter
I vacum mine
Excuse me.
At 9.46, there are both labeled as Non-Genuine.
But from my understanding, the right one is genuine, am I correct?
Hi Metha, you're correct; the right one is the genuine filter. That was a typo on my part; thanks for pointing that out.
@@FeaturedTech Thank, bro. Mine is running low now (around 15% left). I have been thinking of purchase the spare part but reluctant to choose which.
After watching, I tend to get the genuine one due to scare of damaging the machine.
In the future, if you could conduct the test to compare filtration performance of each then compare the result (just PM2.5 or PM10), it would be great.
No problem, I appreciate the suggestion regarding the filter performance test. Unfortunately, that would be somewhat difficult because where I have the fan placed, there is very little pm10 or pm2.5. Therefore, that test wouldn't be helpful. As far as which filter to buy, I recommend sticking with the genuine ones if you can. If not, go with the the other ones if you don’t want to shell out $80 for filters.
@@FeaturedTech Here in Thailand, the replacement costs are 80$ for the HEPA, and 60$ more for the inner carbon.
Quite nightmare for the pocket. lol
Thanks for your reply.
you can get the new combi filter
Can you do a review on dysons new filter the combi filter which is the replacement of the charcoal and the hepa
Hi James, I just purchased them thanks to your comment/recommendation! Expect a video review video in the next 1-2 weeks.
I never buy the genuine filter, they're too expensive, many Chinese factories follow Dyson's manufacturing process and they use the same materials to make the same filters except it's non branded, and a lot cheaper than official ones.
I leave mine on 10 24/7
How do they know you use a fake one if you put the original back in
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It will say dyson on the filters side see the video
Dude I never had it that bad you have air issues
Good review but hate the music in the background--very annoying.
No way babe
If the non Dyson filter doesn't last as long as the Dyson filter, that can only indicate that the Dyson filter is a much better filter. Reason; the non Dyson filter degrades faster, so it doesn't do the same job as the original. I want a filter that FILTERS the air. I'll stick with the Dyson genuine filter, because it filters the air better than the fake one.
You sound like Christopher Walken.
Heyy!!! I'm WALKEN' here!!