Customer Ratings & Reviews

When this arrived, I was a bit surprised because it is bigger than I thought. In the picture it, and thinking it only covers 100 sq. feet, I was thinking it was like one of those ionizers you plug into the wall and is the size of a lightbulb. But it is much bigger than that, and performs much better than I ever thought a smaller unit could. (You'll have to remove the plastic wrap from around the filters, or else it'll choke and overheat trying to move air through plastic, which is impossible....also, removing the cover is a bit stiff the first one or two times, then it gets easier....you'll see what I mean) I have many HEPA air purifiers around my house, I was a World Trade Center first responder and have respiratory issues from that. Plus I have two long haired dogs to add to the mix. They bring hair, dust, dander, and dog smell. So many units cost a small fortune to replace filters, some the filters are as expensive as the unit. I looked it up and these are not that way. I can buy plenty of filters to replace as needed without draining the bank. But, it also seems to perform very well. How do I know? Read on.... I use two different air monitoring units/systems to see how "clean" the air is. I noticed the numbers improve when this was used in a certain room. In this case, I used my kitchen as a test area. Tonight I made hamburgers, which of course fried in the air fryer, releases lots of indoor pollution. You can smell it and it can last awhile. With this in place, on high, the smell was mostly gone in an hour. Without it, you'd still be smelling the fried burger smell in the kitchen, the next day. The air quality monitors confirmed this as well. So, in summary, I'd buy more of these and less of the larger units that have outrageously priced filters. Putting these in a 10x10 room is very doable and for the price of the unit, and the filters, I feel is a better way to go. The unit has a timer system that can be used to shut off after different hour intervals, it has an adjustable blue accent light (not a UV light), and 3 fan speeds. Nothing more would be needed on a unit like this. Basic, but cool with the blue light, or not if it is annoying you can extinguish the light. Time will tell how well the unit holds up and how long the filters last, but I'll say I was impressed with the motor inside that powers the fan blade. And the unit is heavy for its size, no lightweight. That to me means it has a heavy motor, which hopefully means it'll last awhile. I'll be looking into what other products this company has to offer, because while they are inexpensive compared to many others, they really seem to have the pulse of what is needed and provide it at a reasonable price! P.S. - this is designed as a desk top unit, and it works nicely in that way.

The Pure Enrichment PureZone Halo is my first air purifier and I was very excited to try this out. Packaging was simple and straight to the point. Inside came the purifier as well as the usual paperwork (be sure to read the instructions). It is suggested for use with a room that's about 100 square feet and ideally that should work for a small office or bedroom with no issues. Setting the Halo up was a breeze, you just need to remove the front cover and take the filter out of the plastic before replacing it with the black side facing you and then replacing the front cover. Following this plug it into a power outlet and you are good to go. I must point out that the filter for this unit is dual in nature. It has a true HEPA filter combined with an activated carbon filter which according to Pure Enrichment should capture 99.97% of pollen, dust, pet dander, smoke, mold spores etc . According to the manual this filter should last 6 months but I’m sure it can last longer based on your use. The Halo’s touch capacitive controls are all located on the top, going from left to right you have ON/Off, Light (I,II,Sleep), Fan(I,II,III) and Timer(2h, 4h, 8h) controls. By default when you turn on the Halo you are in Fan speed and Light level 1. I find the warm blue glow from the light very soothing and level 1 works best for me as I find level II too bright. There isn't a dedicated off button for the light but setting the light setting to sleep will turn off the light while the device continues to work for whatever time you have set. The Halo is also very quiet , in fact I only notice fan noise when the speed is set to level III. I must also point out how sensitive the controls are. A causal touch across any one of the controls may change your desired settings, so just be mindful. Finally, I was most impressed by how the air quality changed in the room I set this up in. Over the week I have used the product (8 hours daily on level II fan speed), not only did I notice a significant reduction is general dust on screens and furniture etc but I also noticed that the air felt more “light” and crisp to breathe. I also tested eating food with very strong lingering scents within the room and I can report that it definitely shortens the time food scents stay around, so I will assume it will work for other scents well. For my first air purifier, the Halo has done a tremendous job with its compact size and simple circular design and I definitely recommend it.

This Pure Enrichment - PureZone Halo air purifier is a necessary device at home/ office to have better breathing. For those with allergies and Ashma “like me,” look for better air quality to improve their breathing. This air purifier features a HEPA air filter that can remove dust, pollen, and airborne particles. Design: Very sleek and modern design “futuristic” with halo light that changes from high to low to sleep mode. Compact and perfect to be placed on the countertop or desk, and light at night is relaxing. Performance: Has three fan speed, and it is very quiet when set to low fan speed and high when set to a higher speed. Personally, it is doing very well, and usually, I put it to low speed. From observing its performance, I noticed that the amount of dust coming from my backyard becomes less, which means this device is picking it up. However, the downside is the lack of air quality indicator and smartphone app support that should be useful to monitor the air quality and ensure the functionality of this device is effective. I took one star due to that lacking. I had to use my Dyson air purifier to monitor the functionality of this PureZone air filter through the smartphone app. It did show that air quality is getting better, so it is effective. Also, I was able to feel that my breathing is getting better when the machine is working. Happy to get this air purifier. Note: Make sure to remove the protective plastic strips before operating the machine.

This is the best air purifier ever it works amazing

Pure Enrichment - PureZone Halo Air Purifier Ensuring you have a pollution-free, allergen free environment doesn’t require a large, cumbersome appliance. When you build in effective noise control, allow full-off light control, and design a filter which combines a HEPA filter with activated carbon you can promise a practical and useful Air Purifier for the bedroom or any other small room. The PureZone Halo fits on a bedroom side table, although it may dominate it. Its size invites you to move it between rooms, send it along with a college-bound student or take it in an RV. This is a remarkably convenient air purifier that is likely to clean air as intended while disappearing into the background of your space. FEATURES and FUNCTIONS: The PureZone Halo features include the more desirable HEPA filter, filtering out 99.7% of particulate matter while also absorbing odor with its layer of activated carbon. There is NO ozone or ionizing generator. You can set the length of operation time for 2, 4, 8 hours or indefinite. The light glows when the unit is on, or press for bright light or double press for sleep (OFF). The 3 speeds are low at POWER ON, or Medium, or High. The lowest speed is almost silent, with a slight increase at medium. This is very quiet, below my ambient room noise. The PureZone Halo Air Purifier filters are readily available online when I checked. (this unit is PEAIRDSK which requires the PEADFIL filter). RECOMMENDATION: If you’re like my family, you probably have a large volume filter either centrally or in one of your living spaces. This PureZone Halo is a wonderful supplement for a guest bedroom, or a child’s room or maybe send it off to college with a youngster. This is a high quality, effective filter that should help with allergies or pollutants in a well matched room (approx 100 SqFt). We like it.

I should state upfront that I received the "Pure Enrichment - PureZone Halo 100 Sq. Ft 2-in-1 Air Purifier" for the purpose of providing a honest and unbiased review. I have tested a few small room air purifiers and, in my opinion, the Halo is one of the better ones. If you are looking for an air filter for a small bedroom or office, I highly recommend it. Small air purifiers have come a long way from the bulky dust magnets of just a few years ago. The Halo comes with mood lighting, a carbon activated pre-filter, and a true HEPA filter. It all works very well while fitting easy on an end table, desk, or the top of a small bookshelf as I am using it. This isn't the first air filter I have seen with blue mood lighting, but on the Halo, the blue lighting works well. I find the brightest setting a bit too bright for me, but the default lighting is nice. Just be prepared that there's no true off switch for the light. You can put the light into a sleep mode, but if you then bump a button or adjust a fan speed, it will kick back on. I think I would have preferred a simple off, light, or bright toggle. Also, if you should lose power and later have power restored, the air purifier will stay off until you turn it back on. I would prefer if the purifier came back on automatically. As is, trying to use the unit with a smart outlet is probably pointless. It's storm season in Oklahoma, which means our power goes off a bit and the Halo is just another device I have to turn back on later. As stated above, installing the 2-stage filter is pretty simple. Unlike other units with twist locks that require picking up the filter and turning it over, the front of the Halo simply snaps off allowing for the installation of the filter. Tabs on the filter make it easy to pull the filter out. PureZone says this filter should last 6 months. After that time, the replacement filter can be found on PureZone's website for $19.99. Timers on the filter are a nice touch, but I prefer to keep my purifier running constantly. The first two fan settings are relatively quiet, but the third setting definitely produces a lot of white noise. Depending on your tolerance, you may prefer the lower fan settings at night. Also, I should point out that the Halo comes with a 5 Year Warranty that begins on the date of purchase. I haven't had many air purifiers last that long (probably because I run them constantly, but still...). As someone who goes through air purifiers every few years, I found the 5 year warranty really impressive. In conclusion, I like the Halo. A lot of air purifiers require a new filter every 3 months, a six month filter is definitely a step up. I wish the unit was a bit quieter on the highest fan settings and that there was a complete off toggle for the lighting, but those nitpicks aside, this is a nice air purifier. 5/5 Recommend

Small footprint perfect for bedroom or other small room. Quality built very solid. Fan very quiet on low and medium speed can hear a little on high speed but not annoying at all. Sits on bedroom dresser fine. Very reasonably priced and replacement filters only cost from $15-$20 very reasonable not like some units that charge you $50-$70 for filters. The blue light is bright even on dim setting but not a deal breaker. Very impressed only have it 1 week not long enough to see if it cuts down dust but highly recommend for cleaner air.

We've had a few air purifiers over the years, but none as small or with such a dramatic, modern design flair as the PureZone Halo. So long as you remember that this unit is made for VERY small rooms, you won't be disappointed with the results--dust, allergens, and stale air smells definitely start to melt away while this little unit is in use. The PureZone Halo is about the size of a soccer ball...maybe a little too large to sit comfortably on a crowded nightstand, but definitely too small to sit on the floor. The design is somewhat reminiscent of a small table fan so it's unlikely people are going to look at you sideways if they see it sitting out in the open, but the stark white color and bright (but defeatable) LED mood light ring might not blend perfectly with every decor. The front, vented faceplate is actually the intake; the outlets are across the top behind the controls so you need to make sure it isn't sitting cramped inside a shelving unit with no breathing room at the sides or top, or it will dramatically diminish the effectiveness of the Halo's filtration and purification duties. The front panel is held in place by a magnetic catch at the top--peel it forward and the dual-sided filter is easily accessible with two handy pull tabs on the top and bottom to allow removal for cleaning or replacement. Like most air filter/purifier units that operate like this one, you probably won't notice the effects immediately, but as they accumulate over time, you can definitely start to see a drop in the room's dust/airborne dander content, and smell the slightly fresher air quality relative to the other rooms around it. Again, this unit is designed to support filtration and purification in a very small bit of interior real estate, only 100 sq ft or so--using it out in the open in a very large room, or a common office setting, and hoping it will create a bubble of pure air just in your little corner of the world you will probably prove far less effective (and far less noticeable) than when it's running inside a small bedroom or closed office. The four control buttons across the top are touch sensitive with small LEDs above them to indicate status or setting: Power/Reset; LED dim, bright, or sleep mode; LO/MED/HI fan settings; and 2, 4, or 8 hour timer settings. All LEDs are blue so your mood lighting choices are limited, and the LED ring at the front might seem kind of bright on the brightest setting, as are the small LEDs status lights shining out above each control. Fortunately, if you find the LEDs intrusive, setting the LED mode to "Sleep" turns off every light on the purifier except for the status indicator above the LED mode button itself...it's a nice way to cut down on ambient light pollution, especially if you run the unit while you're sleeping and need the room as dark as possible. The PureZone Halo is also pretty quiet in operation; the low speed setting especially is nearly inaudible from across the room; the medium speed is noticeable but not intrusive--about as loud as typical household ambient noise. On the high speed setting, however, the little impeller inside the unit generates a lot of noise of both the high-pitched/mechanical motor variety, as well as a loud roar from pushing all that air through the filter and out the vents--that setting should probably only be used for an air purification emergency...or at least when no one is around. The filter itself is obviously the big draw here--for such a small unit, it's a very capable and effective 2-in-1 design with a thick carbon foam pre-filter on the front that traps dirt and dust, but also works to remove some noxious or smelly gas traces in the room. The ridged HEPA filter on the back is where smoke, pollen, dander and other allergens are trapped before the filtered/purified air is recycled out the top. The filter needs to be cleaned (the instructions recommend a vacuum with a brush attachment) at least monthly or more depending on how much crud is regularly cleaned out from the air; as such, this isn't necessarily a set-it-and-forget-it type of appliance you can just leave running unattended all year-round. The filter itself is also rated for replacement about every 6 months or so--as of this writing, replacement filters from Pure Enrichment sell for $19.99 each, so you'll also need to figure that recurring cost into your use plan if you like the results. Sure, you can easily purchase a more powerful or sophisticated unit that probably clocks in at about the size of a room dehumidifier or tower fan that rises 4 feet off the floor, but it's definitely refreshing to have the option of a "personal-sized" unit that is small enough to slip discretely onto a dresser or desktop while still providing high quality air filtration and purification...definitely recommended if you have small spaces that are begging for high quality air treatment.

We love our Pure Zone Halos! Yes, that's right, we have three now after using the first one for months and seeing how well the unit works to purify the air, operating so quietly.

The Purezone Halo by Pyre Enrichment is a great small room option for air purification. They call it a 2-in-1, because it filters as well as works as a very effective fan. To give you a perspective of what I used if for so far, I have tried it in both my office and in my master bedroom. As a filter it is supposed to get 99.97% of the impurities out of the air. This includes dust, pollen, pet dander, etc. Obviously I have zero idea if this is true, but based on the quality and seal of the filter I don’t doubt it. On that note, make sure to open the machine before you start it. The filter is sealed/wrapped and you will not get the benefits of it until you unwrap it. Since this is supposed to operate in a smaller area, you want to ensure it would be quiet right? It is definitely quiet, a little above a whisper and the sound it does make is relaxing. There are three settings (speeds for the fan) and even on high it is not bad. They call this a halo, and it does have a circular light that resonates nicely at night. It has two settings, one brighter than the other. It is a bright blue/purple color. Coupled with the fan sound it is very satisfying. You can also turn it off. On thing that I did not expect was you can set a timer for three preset times. You can have it for two, four or eight hours. Or of course you can have it always on. In a COVID world this things is good reassurance if nothing else. I work in a place where I am constantly interviewing people. As such, having in my office is completely inconspicuous. Plus, given the fact that the AC is terrible in my building that fan helps a lot too! So far I am very impressed with this product. I would definitely recommend the Purezone Halo for anyone that wants to purify a small space and wants to do it for a reasonable price. I feel the product is a great value for the dollar, so much so that I feel it is almost underpriced. I would buy this product if I needed another one for a small space in my home or an office.

The air purifier came packaged well with no assembly required. We just had to plug it in and we were good to go. The instructions were quite easy to understand. The buttons on the purifier itself are so intuitive you probably don’t even need to read the instructions, although I’d suggest keeping them for purposes of changing the filter. Keep in mind that it is just the two of us living in a townhouse with no kids and no pets, and we keep the place pretty clean. I say all this to explain that wasn’t looking for a massive difference once we started using the purifier. I like the idea of an extra precaution when it comes to having a safe and sanitized home, and even better we noticed that it helped get rid of subtle bad smells that sometimes wafted from the trashcan in the nearby kitchen. I’m not sure if this will be effective for large odors, but it at least worked for that. Some other positives include a timer with three settings if you don’t want it running all day, the ability to make the light brighter or softer, and it’s size making it easy to place in almost any room. I also really like the very low sound output. Of course the noise it makes increases as you increase the fan speed, but I like that I can have it running in the background without much sound. I've seen others kind of hem and haw at the lack of smart features, but that is no issue for me. I don't need a fancy purifier with a ton of options and buttons. I think it does it's job very well and offers enough options to make me happy. One thing I will say, and this is not an issue for me but might be for some depending on what you're looking for, is that it's not the smallest or most portable option on the market. It's not huge by any means, but if you want something to keep on a small desk without taking up much space or something similar, this might not be the air purifier for you. I, however, love it.

Been using this purifier for a couple weeks. It’s small size is perfect for my semi truck. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in dust particles that seem to get through the truck’s cabin air filter and collect on the dash much to my chagrin. So far very pleased.

This air purifier is the perfect size to fit on a small table or end table. Aesthetically, it looks modern and the LED light is a relaxing blue color. Oh medium speed you can hear it but it's still quiet enough that you could fall asleep with. On high, it's a bit louder and would be a nuisance after a while. On low, you can't even barely hear it. Given the range of speeds, you'll find a speed that works for your environment. It does have a sleep mode for the LED light and you can change it bright or dim but you cannot change colors. Which that'd probably be the one thing I wish they built in at minimum was the ability to change colors and allow integration with Google Home/Alexa to turn the fan on/off and the light on/off along with the speed of the fan. I have a ceiling fan that I installed that control on and that has to be my absolute most favorite feature. While I haven't ran the unit all that long yet I can say that after running a couple hours you can actually tell a difference in the air and it just feels cleaner probably due to the HEPA and carbon in the filter so I am curious to see if it will cut down on dust in general! For anyone with allergies I would say this is probably a must have and for everyone else I would say this would be an awesome gift as it does help cut down dust and make the air in a room cleaner. Replacement filters are not over-priced and they are easy to get so that alone makes this machine one I'd absolutely recommend. Second to that, it does have a 5 year warranty which is better than my Dyson fan that started making an awful noise a couple years in only to find out they want to charge to repair it and that fan was super expensive. Having tried this one, I can say I honestly like it better than the Dyson and with the lower cost replacement filter and nearly 3 times the warranty I won't buy another Dyson air purifier. I'd absolutely recommend trying this machine if you haven't tried one before and like me you'll probably notice some of the same things.

I was skeptical of this air purifier based on its size. I was pleasantly surprised with its capabilities once I let it do its job. It is the perfect size and strength for my office and since I spend a significant amount of time in there, I have been able to tell the difference. The replaceable HEPA filter seems to work very well. It just feels crisper and there is no residual odor that I’m able to pick up. With a couple of dogs roaming around the house and smells from the occasional home cooked meal with strong spices, without a purifier, you might have a lingering odors. With this, the room is good after about an hour. There are plenty of air purifiers on the market but I feel if you are trying to use it in a relatively small room, you will not be disappointed. The controls are simple. There is an On and Off button with a reset function for when you change the filter which is supposed to last about six months. There will be a light to let you know when you need to change it and to clear that, you simply hold the button for a few seconds. The device is round and has a blue light built into it which is initially on the brightest setting but can be changed to low and then a sleep mode which then only has a small light on the control panel lit. There are three fan speed settings. I typically need to keep it set to medium when I’m using a speakerphone to listen in on a conference call as the highest speed is a bit loud but, not horrible if using headphones or earbuds. Lastly, you can set it to be on constant or limit it to 8, 4, or 2 hours if you prefer. I’ve been setting it for 8 hours which gets me through most of my workday. I am very happy with it and may pick another one or two for other rooms in the house.

The Pure Enrichment-PureZone Halo 100sq.ft. 2n1 room purifier is a nice small unit that fits nicely in a small bedroom or other room with a small footprint. One of my bedrooms serves as an office and at 10 x 9, it works in this area. Set up was simple. I removed the unit from the box, opened the lid and took the dual in one filter out of the plastic bag, and set it back in. I plugged the unit in and fired it up. A blue glow appeared and a quiet fan. I don’t really need another glowing appliance in my home, so putting it in sleep mode made the light go out. As for the fan, it makes little to no noise in the first two settings, but on high, it’s a bit much. For testing, I ran it at medium speed and forgot it was there. I don’t think I could stand it on high for very long though. Honestly, there isn’t much to the fan. You should clean the HEPA filter once a month. Then change the filter every 4-6 months and that’s about it. The filters seem widely available if I search for them online and most places have them for under $20. I’m not sure how to tell it’s doing the job, but I checked a few publications and they say it does an average job of catching pollutants. For the size and price point of this model, I’d say that’s good. At least good enough for me. I have allergies and anything that reduces pollen, dander, and dust are great in my book. I already have two large air purifying units in my 1500sq.ft. home, so having a dedicated small unit in my office is a bonus. Also, the Halo has a built-in timer with 2, 4, and 8-hour settings for those who want the unit to power down after a certain amount of time. My overall opinion is this little air purifier is great. My office is pretty packed and doesn’t have a ton of room to spare. The Halo is nice and compact, it’s rather light, I’d say about 5 lbs., and except on high, it’s really quiet. I also like the fact that the replacement filter won’t break the bank like my other larger units. I’d recommend the Halo to anyone wanting to clean the air in a 10 x 10 space. I believe I read it should clean the air 2x an hour. It also has a 5-year warranty and if you register it via the PureEnrichment.com website, they claim to extend that warranty an additional 2 years. How can you lose?

For some reason, I thought this was about half the size it actually is. It's big and takes up some room on a nightstand. That was the con, for me. Otherwise, I liked everything else about it. On the lowest fan setting, I could not even hear that it was running. On the highest, it sounded like a normal fan. I like that you can program it to run for 2, 4 or 8 hours and can decide if you want it to be a nightlight when it runs. It cooled down my bedroom on the high fan setting and the air is noticeably cleaner. I'm allergic to the family cat who, of course, insists on sneaking into my room and sleeping on my bed. This week I did not have burning, itching eyes after trying to read in bed for a couple of hours. Nice. Now that I've rearranged things on my nightstand to fit it, I'm very happy with this air purifier.

My household is a mashup of allergic people and air purifiers are one of our keys to keeping our allergies at bay as much as possible. One of my favorite things about the PureZone Halo is how darn small it is! I’d been expecting it in the mail but had no idea what had been left when I saw the small box on my porch. Roughly 10x7x10 inches in a little puck you can set it up just about anywhere without worrying about rearranging your space. After a couple weeks of use it works really well as a bedroom purifier and having opened up for nice weather and then closing back up it seems clear the little device is pulling its weight, no complaints about red itchy eyes or runny noses once everything was closed back up. We set it up next to the bed on the nightstand to get all the dust mites while also removing any pollen entering from gaps in the window frame and this is where I believe the flaw can be found. At the low setting, which may be fine for some folks but I prefer Medium or High, it's silent as can be; you won’t know it's there. Once you set it up to medium it gets noticeably loud and at high it's very noisy especially overnight when things are as quiet as they can get in the house. It's not a deal breaker per se but if you’re the type to need silence to sleep this wouldn’t be a good choice for a bedroom, maybe if you have a small living room or guest room. The front of the unit has a blue light under the edge which has a default setting, a bright setting, but also a sleep setting which turns all but one light on top off. The light is bright enough to be a good night light in a child’s bedroom at default, the brighter setting may be too much for most uses but I did find the blue to be easier on my eyes getting up in the morning when I dropped my glasses and needed to find them without stepping on them (in comparison to when this happens and I use the flashlight on my cell phone which is HARSH at 4am). In addition you can set the unit to run for 2 hours, 4 hours, 8 hours, or continuous run. It’s advised you power off and unplug when not in use, although I let mine run while I was at work and nothing bad happened, your mileage may vary so use your best judgement. The 2 in 1 on the box refers to a carbon filter on top of a HEPA filter, so you’re getting twice the filtration as some other units from other brands out there. As I mentioned before we use it to avoid allergies from pollen (we don’t have pets) so it did fine but that’s not exactly a stress test for the 2 in 1 system. Filters are listed as lasting about six months, which is pretty good, and replacements are available online through PureEnrichment’s website but I found them elsewhere online as well. Included manual indicates that you should plan to clean your filter about once per month with a vacuum to maintain maximum life and effectiveness. The unit has a 5 year warranty which seems pretty good for an air filter for a small apartment or a room in a larger home. Overall it's a good little air purifier and the sleep mode/light makes for an extra feature I won’t need often but having them is nice. High mode sounds like when I turn my circle fan on medium speed, which is too loud for an air purifier overnight but if sound doesn’t disturb your sleep you won’t notice. This is a good option to look at if you’re looking for a purifier for a small space without going all in and spending a ton.

If you're looking for a smaller air purifier for single rooms or an office, this is a great option. It's fairly small and can be placed on a dresser or bedside table. The box includes the air purifier, one filter, and instruction booklet. The power cord is a connected cord that's not removable. It's extremely easy to set up, remove the two strips on the side, then the backing, remove the plastic from the filter and reinstall. Once you've done that you can power on and set to your preferred settings. There's two light settings or you can switch the light to off. I've found the light to be a soothing ambiance when I'm trying to go to sleep at night. It also could double as a subtle night light for kids. There are three settings, low, medium and high. Even on the high setting, it's a very quiet purifier and isn't bothersome. There are also timing settings at two, four, and eight hours, or you can leave it on. After using this for a few weeks, I feel that it has helped with dust and pet danders. I have two cats and their fur can often get overwhelming in the air. I suffer from seasonal allergies as well and I think this has done a good job at removing some of the pollen and outdoor allergies as well. I like that the filters for this purifier are much cheaper than some of the other options out there where you could spend hundreds. One of my dislikes is that this is a more basic air purifier. I also have a molekule and I like that there's an app for smart connectivity that shows you when filters need to be replaced and also allows you to control your purifier. This purifier does have a replace light that will indicate when it's time to replace them. Pros: -Small size -Inexpensive replacement filters -Light modes -Very quiet Cons: -Basic -For smaller spaces This is a great option if you're looking for a smaller purifier for single rooms or offices. It's quiet and the filter replacements won't set you back a ton compared to some alternatives.

This is a very well designed product. It is the size of a soccer ball and sits nicely on the desk. The looks are sleek and modern. The fan speed has 3 stops and so does the blue light. The night time low mode is cool in a dark room. This is ideal for a small room and it really works well. If you have breathing problems or other allergies and if you have a four legged friend in your house, this is a good addition to a smallish room in your house. The operation is easy. The filter can be put in very very easily. The 5 year warranty is a long one. Each filter costs around 20 bucks and you should ideally be replacing it every 6 months so you need to budget for that. But if you have a child with severe allergies and/or breathing problems then this is a great buy for their smallish room. I would happily recommend this to someone who really needs it as it does the job.

This air purifier is great for small spaces. It sits upright, so it doesn't take up much room on a shelf or night stand. It has a nice blue light that can be set at two levels or turned off. It provides a calming ambiance as long as you don't have the filter on high. With it running at its highest level, it is very noisy. It's super easy to operate and can be set to run for two or four hours or it can run continuously. The light can be set to sleep mode as well. Running this fours hours a day in my home office, I've noticed a reduction in the amount of dust on my furniture.