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I never thought I’d need one of these, but my son has been getting stuffy at night for these past few months and it disrupts his sleep. This air purifier started working pretty much immediately. Even I didn’t realize how bad my allergies were til we started using this, and I breathe so much easier now. It has a “night mode” which just means the fan is lower and quieter, but we sleep with a fan anyway and like the noise. So we turn it all the way up for max effect during the night and just leave it running on the low setting during the day. We got the mini as our rooms are on the smaller side and it works exactly as I’d hoped it would. It’s also a nicely sized and cute machine. There are different color fabrics you can put over the outside which I plan on getting later on. It’s extremely simple to use and so lightweight I was actually worried about the quality, but it works so well and is totally worth the price point. Zero complaints about this machine. Will buy this one again if the need ever arises.

I own the Mini Max. I use it in my classroom. It’s very quiet and I know it’s working very well. I have a student who has bad allergies and I myself do as well. It has helped with the air quality and dust levels in my classroom. You can see how dirty my filter got after 6 months of use. I do vacuum the outside filter occasionally and have brought it home to wash over school breaks. You will not regret getting one of these.

Having an AQI sensor with an auto mode is pretty rare for purifiers at this price range. BlueAir is really cool for creating something inexpensive to be a set it and forget. I’ve tested and tried many different air purifiers and while I have a favorite already, this one really deserves its praises. For starters, I want to say this is definitely a bedroom-centric purifier and isn’t meant for larger open concept spaces (Opt for the 311 Auto for bigger area). The 411 auto is virtually silent on level 1. Level 2 is also pretty quiet but has a very gentle breeze sound (personally my fav for sleeping bc the white noise is calming). Level 3 definitely is a jump in sound but is good for brief quick air cleaning. Auto mode is pretty accurate with detection rate. I put out a candle that was relatively close proximity to the purifier and the sensor light turned red and gradually revved up to sift out the smoke. In another test, I blew out a candle that was further away from the purifier across the room. The sensor did take longer to begin revving up the fan (about 5 mins give or take) but nonetheless still managed to detect. I find dissipation of odors and smoke to be pretty decent. Today I was indecisive about outfits and tried on many diff things while looking in the mirror and I guess all the dust and lint kicked up and got the little guy revving up. All this to say, the AQI sensor and Auto Mode is great!Other positives:-low power consumption. It’s gonna be so inexpensive on your electricity bill. Only 10watts of power max!-stylish! The prefilters are very attractive I’m in a very modern minimalist space with black and whites and grays. The default pre filter it ships with fits perfectly! Diff decor? They have many different colors for you.I have to say, I doubted this thing for a bit because of its seemingly lacking power. It reminded me a lot of the Levoit Vista 200. However that model is awfully weak and not worth the money. I believe the reason why the Blue Pure 411 Auto works so efficiently well, is because it is 90% filter. There’s no plastic unibody or restrictive intake grills. Just fabric and filter. Because of this, less fan power is needed to pull in air through several layers of plastic holes and super dense materials. Pretty innovative and a true example of “less is more”. Highly recommend for those who want a stylish, efficient minimalist air purifier for a small space.

I got this for my home office. It works well. The lower settings are not loud, but it moves and filters a fair amount of air, and can be turned up if needed. Works well for my setup. It doesn't have any air-quality sensors, so it runs constantly at the level to which you set it. I like that the status lights turn off after a few seconds so they don't light up the room even more than all the blinky computer lights I already have. The cloth filter around the body is easy to remove and clean, and the replacement filters are easy to find.

The Blueair Blue Pure 511 air purifier has been a fantastic addition to my home. It’s compact, sleek, and fits perfectly in a bedroom, nursery, or small living area. The design is modern yet simple, making it easy to blend into any space. Setup was straightforward—plug it in, and it’s ready to go.This purifier’s standout feature is its HEPASilent Technology, which combines electrostatic and mechanical filtration for top-notch performance. It captures dust, allergens, and even pet dander without making a sound. I noticed a difference in air quality within hours—my room feels fresher, and my allergies have significantly improved.Another big plus is how whisper-quiet it is, even on higher settings. It’s perfect for nurseries or bedrooms where noise can be an issue. The energy efficiency is impressive too, so you can leave it running without worrying about your electricity bill. Maintenance is simple, with a quick filter change every few months.If I had to nitpick, I’d say it would be nice to have a built-in air quality sensor, but for the price and performance, this purifier is excellent. Whether you need relief from allergies or just want cleaner air, the Blue Pure 511 is a must-have!