GoveeLife Mini Air Purifier for Bedroom, HEPA Smart Filter Air Purifier with App Alexa Control for Pet Hair, Odors, Pollen, Smoke, Portable Air Cleaner with 3 Speeds, 2 Modes, Timer, Aroma for Home

I bought four of these GoveeLife Smart Air Purifier Lite (Model H7127) units from Amazon (worked out £28.33 each anfter discounts) and they arrived the very next day – super impressed with the fast delivery! The build quality is excellent, setup was quick and straightforward with clear instructions, and the app is intuitive and easy to use. They're reasonably silent on lower speeds (great for bedrooms or quiet spaces), though a bit noisier on high – totally expected for the power. They look sleek and modern, blending perfectly into my cabin setup. The 3-in-1 H13 HEPA filter is a big win for capturing dust, pollen, and odours effectively. At the price I paid, these are outstanding value for money – smart features, reliable performance, and no compromises. Highly recommend if you're after a compact, app-controlled purifier!

Great quality air purifier. Very quiet! Has a bedtime mode and it does have some noise, but extremely low. Haven't connected it via WiFi as we just turn it on and off manually. Has a little drawer where you can put essential oils - we've done this once, it was nice, but not required to get use out of it. I've noticed that we sleep better, there's less dust, and I don't cough as much from the allergens. Seems pretty effective! Refill cartridges are cheap on Amazon, but I've not needed one yet. Easy to use - once built you just tap the button on the top to get it going.

Makes the air feel cleaner is really quiet especially on sleep mode and low speed. Fuctions as said and works well with app. Feels quite robust and good quality. However I don’t like how it’s advertises I can buy an air quality monitor but it’s £100 to import into America. Why advertise it and have it in the app if it’s difficult and impossible to apply. It’s like buying a phone advertising you can get a case but it’s impossible to buy. You expect to be able to buy one. Also unable to buy a sensor on Amazon either because it’s “currently not available”.

Great price, compact and does the job. Got this for a small pet room and it instantly helped with odors, dust and dander. Such a big difference. Easy to asd to the app and use. Its also compact and cute. Really recommend this!

The GoveeLife works really well so much so I purchased three of them for different rooms. They are small enough to be unobtrusive and quiet running especially on the low and sleep settings. The app, which can be downloaded for phone or tablet, connects via wifi and saves having to physically alter settings manually. Especially useful if you have more than one machine. The app also shows how much filter life remains. The GoveeLife has made a huge difference to the air quality which, after all, is the purpose. The air smells and tastes better and as a hay fever sufferer I’ve noticed my condition has much improved.

Great little air purifier for the bedroom. Had this thing running for about 2 weeks straight and to be honest hardly noticed it being on. It’s not too loud on the low setting and still kicks out a powerful air flow. It’s about as big as a 2.5l tin of paint with great function with built in WiFi allowing you to control from your mobile/ tablet along with Google home and Alexa. Lovely clean design that just blends in.

I recently bought the bigger sister to this. I was sceptical about the whole air purifier thing at first for fear of it just being a bit gimmicky and also for fear of being sold, essentially, a glorified fan. That doubt , after a day or two was put to bed, because I noticeably saw the difference and to prove to myself it wasn’t me just trying to lie to myself I did a couple of tests… without going into detail. The machine purified the air in no time. The sensor on the side I thought was very sensitive (according to the graph result ) which in turn adjusted the fan and with all the filters the air travels through it does change the air. The biggest one to notice is smell as the active charcoal does zap all the smell and what comes out simply amazed me - basically I’ve been needing a machine like this for ages. I think it’s probably best suited for those with allergies or homes with noticeable smells - eg cooking, or smoking. If you’re getting it because you’re worried about the dust plumes that waft around in the air when you plump up the pillows or perhaps you live next to a busy main road and you’re worried about the pollution - both justified, and I’m sure would be beneficial but you won’t ‘see’ a difference, it will just be happening in the background. If that makes any sense. If you have allergies I’m sure you will notice a difference. Anyway, all that being said, I decided to buy this smaller unit. Probably a bit naively I thought all these devises come with a PM2.5 sensor attached to them to know when to start up, go fast, go slow or whatever - but this one doesn’t it’s more basic I suppose so I was a bit disappointed when I noticed that. I liked the aromatherapy idea as well, there is a small draw to place some oils in and absorbent pads that come with the machine. I don’t know, I think the development of this part was a bit of an after thought. I find that even with the most pungent oil in the tray, the smell still doesn’t waft into the air current and fill the room like I was expecting. I soft of sits stagnant because there are no ‘air holes’ around the bottom of the tray for the air to blow into and thus, carry the scent up and out of the fan. There are air holes at the top, but in my view, unless the air is filtering through the bottom side of the tray, then the smell is still going to sit there despite the tornado that is happening around it? It’s just a little odd in my view and I can’t smell any scent in the room with the tray filled up. Maybe it’s to do with the oils I’m using but either way, I think the design is a little flawed in this area. Would I recommend it? I’m not sure, the external monitor you’d need to connect it to is another cost, probably bringing you closer to the price of the sister machine (those monitors are not cheap) and also, you then have 2 things to connect to an outlet and we all know how many outlets you need in today’s digital hungry world. I struggle to find an outlet in my place where I need it. As for the size - it’s definitely smaller than the sister model, but I wouldn’t go as far as saying it’s ‘mini’ , it’s still a noticable bit of kit on your desk, or side table or even on the floor. So cut your loses and just buy the sister model with PM 2.5 sensor and I feel like you’d be better off in a way. I would however say the quality is nice, feels well built. It is quiet so that is appreciated. The Alexa function part of it, in particular ‘routines’ is not what i was expecting, often doesn’t tally up either commands on the device compared to what Alexa is showing - example of this is fan speed. Device shows , sleeping, low, medium, high and turbo (sister model) but Alexa knows , low, high and ‘Unkown’ which I have to work out what that speed is. I assume it’s similar for this smaller model. Not impressived with that part since it’s a big reason I bought it (to function with Alexa) Not sure how it compares to other brands as not tried… maybe there is something more finely tuned in the areas I mentioned above but I’m not about to go buy ever other brand out there to test one by one for a purifier: Bottom line is it does the job I feel confident about that. price is a bit high? If those areas I mentioned were slick, I wouldn’t have an issue with the price.

Product was great. The delivery guy, not much.