Air Purifiers for Bedroom, H13 True HEPA Filter for A11ergies, Pollen, Smoke, Dusts, Pets Dander, Odor, Hair, Ozone Free, 20db Quiet for Home, Room, Kitchen, SGS Certificaion - AC400 Black

The media could not be loaded. Two days into using this filter, there’s been a noticeable difference in bedroom smell and air quality. Four weeks after receiving it, I can see everything it’s caught. It’s also a tad more grey.The option to change light colors or turn off the light adds a nice aesthetic touch. While the lighting itself isn’t that bright, it’s nice to turn off for when I sleep and not want be kept up by the alternating colors.The first two fan speeds are super quiet. High speed sounds like it skips “high” and goes to extra high. Good for anyone who needs a kind of white noise to help them sleep at night. $30-$50 for this is a nice steal considering how fast it cleaned the air in my room.As for “size,” it was somewhat bigger than I expected, hence the Switch sitting next to it for a visual size comparison.I’m taking this with me to a friend’s who has two cats and a dog to help gauge how this affects my allergies soon. I’ll update when that time comes.**post visit, I think getting a yellow or green filter for this would be better.**upon replacing the packaged in filter, Green/Yellow filters are a must. Using either in an environment with pets will definitely catch whatever fur might be lying around. My replacement green filter caught a considerable amount of fur and dust after just one night elsewhere.ALMOST FOUR MONTHS AFTER PURCHASE -bought this 8/30/2024. The red light replacement indicator came on after almost four months of near continuous running (12/16/2024). The filter has definitely worked well and captured lots of dust fuzz.In my case, I’d say the filter life for a small bedroom along lasts a good long while (although this could be dependent on living situation and type of filter). A 2-pack isn’t too pricey at all and can last 3.5-7 months if I had to take a wild guess after replacing the packed in filter. Maybe two 2 pk purchases a year at most.As far as I’m concerned, this is a worthwhile purchase. Would recommend.

small in size, works well and is quiet. easy to locate just about anywhere and I feel it cleans the air at a good rate.

I’m pretty happy with it.I bought one and tested it just to see. I’ve always rented apartments, as an adult. Normally started out as 1/2bdrm and as I grew a little older I downsized into decent sized studios. I stand by the statement if you’re a renter you for sure need to have an air purifier. I’m sure we can all connect the dots on the reason why. However -Despite my vaulted ceilings and ect, I did see a significant decrease in dust. I currently live with my s/o and my small/medium sized dog. He doesn’t shed much and ect. So I switched from my old purifier that was a bit old and outdated because with smaller space - although this studio is sizable I’d say it’s equivalent in size to some of the smaller 1 beds in my area.. more bodies - especially a dog, I’d say the same for even a 2bdrm apartment, you need to cycle that air. Not to mention the inevitable mold from past tenants, used carpets and ect - just a better idea all in.It has helped my wife’s sinus issues as she’s always a bit stuffy at times, this does also improve her sleep quality.The noise level is QUIET even on full. I do sleep with a larger fan though. - it does in fact help with kitchen smells, and the smell of my dog - perfumes - soaps in the shower - and his occasional accidents (poo - although quickly picked up).I’d say it works well, and I appreciate the LOW energy use. 12W is basically a car outlet. I do run them at full with the occasional 20-30min venting of my unit through obviously an open window when they are shut off and also off while we are at work.So to sum it up, I bought another - and placed it in the opposing corner of my apartment. I’m sure I will now see double the benefit.I do recommend if your situation is similar to mine. - cannot speak on a house.Update - Months in, haven’t needed to change a filter. I do occasionally take the filter out and vacuum off the prefilter. - I’m not sure if this will make a significant difference in lifespan but my logic tells me it’s more optimal for air flow. When I do that I also wipe down the outside air holes and top with a Clorox wipe as it does collect some dog hair that gets sucked on and but not through the holes. I’ve been running them dual. Really helps with making everything feel cleaner. I’m also sick with a bit of a cold right now and I can say it certainly is helping me not sneeze as much. Visible dust levels are down as well. I don’t have to wipe things down nearly as often. I’d say it’s working great! Would recommend. Filters aren’t very pricey either, since I have two, the two packs are perfect for swapping both of them out. But if you’re only running one, guess you get a filter and a back up for $11 a pop. Not terrible.