As we head into the Spring season temperatures start to rise and homes start to get a bit hotter. Alongside with Spring at least for me is severe allergies due to the pollen and such. Dreo has a two-hit combo of home electronics with the Dreo Air Purifier Tower Fan.
The Dreo Air Purifier Tower Fan combinates both an air purifier and tower fan saving you on space and is the first to be dual motored giving you power on both ends. Is it really the space saver you need?
Style
Always got to love the designs of Dreo and this one is no different. The MC710S is about a 4ft(47in) device that has two parts. The bottom half is an air purifier which is wide while the top is a tower fan which is taller. It reminds me of one of those old school furnaces. It’s mostly metallic silver with the vents of the fan and the display in black. There are vents on the back as well and vents on the bottom where the air purifier is.
On top of the MC710S is a touch panel consisting of seven buttons for operation. They do illuminate and can be seen at night but simply good in the brightest of days. These buttons are:
- Timer
- Information – Changes Display Info
- Decrease Fan Speed
- Increase Fan Speed
- Purification Mode – Change Purifier Modes
- Oscillation Mode – Rotate the Fan
- Tower Mode – Change Wind Modes
- Power Button
If you don’t want to use the touch panel, you can also control the MC710S either via the included remote control or via the Dreo app on your smartphone.
Setup
Luckily, you can pull this right out the box as there is no assembly required. All you really need to do is pull the tab off the remote control, and take out the filter, remove the plastic, and pop right back in. The MC710S can be powered on and used right away.
Since this is considered a smart home product you can download the Dreo app and get it synchronized up. Booting up the app and adding it to my portfolio of Dreo products took only a matter of moments.
Inside the app you get colorful detailed options. You can see the Air Quality Level and Temperature on one side. There is even the ability to set up a schedule if necessary. Near that is a Filter Life level.
I find them to last awhile as one in my Dreo Macro Max S is at about 54% now after about a year of usage. This is using the same 3-in-1 H13 True HEPA Filter which states it can capture 99.97% of particles larger than 0.3 micrometers in the air. So, it means pet hair, dust mites, pollen, etc.
On the fan side you can crank the speeds up to twelve which can hit about 39ft in distance and 27ft/s in wind speed.
Usage
I have always kept the Dreo Macro Max S in my living room but have since replaced it with the Air Purifier Tower Fan. It works just as good as that model but is so much better that I don’t have to set up a fan as well. This saves on outlet space and just device space in general. As usual my first test of the air purifier is cooking. Fried some bacon and the levels went up and the air purification went to work automatically.
Verdict
This device delivers on both ends literally. You are getting a very sufficient air purifier mixed with a powerful circulator fan. You don’t need to have two devices next to each other or in various parts of the room and save space. It comes in at $299 but there are good coverage air purifiers alone that cost that much. If you are in the market for these kinds of products this is a wise decision to make.
You can check our unboxing of the Dreo Air Purifier Tower Fan MC710S on Instagram / TikTok
