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Keep your workplace work-ready
Focus on work face-to-face with added peace of mind.
Perfect for small businesses
Provide your customers an added layer of protection.
Protect those precious to you
Even when you can’t control the air quality outside, you can remove 99.97% of smoke and allergens from the treated air inside your home.
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Perfect for dorm rooms with 24/7 air quality monitoring.
Works softly so you sleep soundly
Night mode senses room lighting and turns off display lights, turns off plasma ion generator and reduces noise to whisper quiet levels. (4 see below)
Works hard, saves energy
Eco mode cycles the fan on and off every 10 minutes, if air quality is detected as good for 30 minutes, allowing 50% energy reduction.
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From the makers of Instant Pot, America’s most-loved multi-cooker.
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This Item  Instant HEPA Quiet Air Purifier From the Makers of Instant Pot with Plasma Ion Technology, Rooms up to 1,940ft2, removes 99% of Dust, Smoke, Odors, Pollen & Pet Hair, for Bedrooms, Offices, Charcoal |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -52% $119.95 List: $249.99 | $299.99 | -18% $35.89 List: $43.99 | $99.99 | -31% $159.00 List: $229.00 | $79.98 |
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| Sold By | Vutti & Sons | Medify Air | FULMINARE Direct | Tallber | Elevate Your Home | fresh home 2020 |
| filter type | HEPA-13 | HEPA | HEPA | 3 in 1 Filter | HEPA | HEPA |
| floor area | — | 390 square feet | 225 square feet | 1076 square feet | 1115 square feet | 65.77 square inches |
| control method | touch | touch | touch | touch | touch | touch |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | AC/DC | ac | AC/DC | DC |
| particle retention size | — | — | 0.3 micron | — | 0.1 micrometer | 0.3 micrometer |
| noise level | 5 decibels | 66 decibels | 23 decibels | 22 decibels | 22 decibels | 22 decibels |
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If you smoke, this thing will constantly shame you.
Apologies for the blurry pic.Any people who are like "Does this thing even work!?" obviously don't have a smoker in the house. Yes. It's practically silent most of the time until I decide to have myself a smoke. Then the thing turns red, kicks into high gear and does an impression of a jet engine. And I feel like it's trying to shame me. Yes, machine, I am aware smoking is bad for me. Yelling at me louder for it isn't going to make me quit instantly!!Other than that... there's really no hassle. Plug it in and turn it on. Everything's automatic, and you can adjust everything manually if you prefer.Oh yeah, don't forget to open the bottom (just twists out/in) and take the plastic off of the filter before you start it. WHOOPS.The replacement filters are pretty spendy... 50-60, I believe. (Feel free to double-check). It says they should last about a year... but considering it disapproves of my lifestyle, we'll see about that...UPDATE, about a week or so later: So after a day or two... even the first day. When I came home from work, it wasn't on. I wasn't home smoking up the place, so I figured it went into low-power mode. It said it would do that. As time went on, I noticed it wasn't kicking on. And I'd been smoking, this thing should be screaming at me by now. What's wrong? Plugged in, yes. I can feel air coming out very lightly. I could turn it on and off again, then it would kick on and start going red for a few minutes... then turn off before it even got to yellow. What gives?I had it in auto mode, cuz that seemed like the thing to do. And after some research, I discovered it goes into night mode when it senses low/no lights. Smart tech, you see! But my friends, it wasn't smart enough to realize it now lives with a guy who sits in a dark room all day and smokes like a chimney! Didn't see that one coming, did you smarty pants air purifier!?The solution I could figure was to just set the fan manually. Medium seems like a reasonable choice so it can actually sort of keep up with me, and also not drown out my PC. Turn on the ion... set the light dimmer so you can see the buttons in the dark. And boom.Knocks a point or two off for quality of life and perhaps value, since now it's just doing what my old one did that cost about a quarter as much. But with a thicker filter? Can't really tell you how well it's actually cleaning the air, since apparently it's been in power saving mode a majority of the time I've had it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2021
All that is to say: I'm no expert, but have been deep down this rabbit hole.
I can honestly say: this has everything I'd want in an air purifier.
-Great aesthetics, size, lightweight.
-Wow, so quiet.
-PM2.5 sensor built in! With actual ug/m3 readout. (The type of particle in forest fire smoke)
-Auto speed control, with eco mode
-Ion filter and verified ozone-free
-Lighting to indicate speed / quality, which you can turn off if you want darkness
Also, it has 1 filter which is suuuper simple to access, which will be very handy when it's dusty and time to replace.
Honestly, no downsides nor even things I wish it had.
I had some pause that there's only 1 filter, which is different than other designs (my Coway has 3 filters in series), but I don't think that makes it any better because the air is just as clean.
Also the giant drum filter is also so big, with so much surface area, I imagine it'll last quite a long time before becoming needing replacement.
Color: PearlVerified Purchase
Truly excellent product 👏 - ready for forest fire season
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2021
I live on the west coast where we get forest fire smoke every summer, in 2019 it was really bad so I geeked out on researching purifiers and sensors and readings, sealed all our windows and vents, and actually experimented with different fan configurations to stay cool while being able to breathe.Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2021
All that is to say: I'm no expert, but have been deep down this rabbit hole.
I can honestly say: this has everything I'd want in an air purifier.
-Great aesthetics, size, lightweight.
-Wow, so quiet.
-PM2.5 sensor built in! With actual ug/m3 readout. (The type of particle in forest fire smoke)
-Auto speed control, with eco mode
-Ion filter and verified ozone-free
-Lighting to indicate speed / quality, which you can turn off if you want darkness
Also, it has 1 filter which is suuuper simple to access, which will be very handy when it's dusty and time to replace.
Honestly, no downsides nor even things I wish it had.
I had some pause that there's only 1 filter, which is different than other designs (my Coway has 3 filters in series), but I don't think that makes it any better because the air is just as clean.
Also the giant drum filter is also so big, with so much surface area, I imagine it'll last quite a long time before becoming needing replacement.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2022
Any people who are like "Does this thing even work!?" obviously don't have a smoker in the house. Yes. It's practically silent most of the time until I decide to have myself a smoke. Then the thing turns red, kicks into high gear and does an impression of a jet engine. And I feel like it's trying to shame me. Yes, machine, I am aware smoking is bad for me. Yelling at me louder for it isn't going to make me quit instantly!!
Other than that... there's really no hassle. Plug it in and turn it on. Everything's automatic, and you can adjust everything manually if you prefer.
Oh yeah, don't forget to open the bottom (just twists out/in) and take the plastic off of the filter before you start it. WHOOPS.
The replacement filters are pretty spendy... 50-60, I believe. (Feel free to double-check). It says they should last about a year... but considering it disapproves of my lifestyle, we'll see about that...
UPDATE, about a week or so later: So after a day or two... even the first day. When I came home from work, it wasn't on. I wasn't home smoking up the place, so I figured it went into low-power mode. It said it would do that. As time went on, I noticed it wasn't kicking on. And I'd been smoking, this thing should be screaming at me by now. What's wrong? Plugged in, yes. I can feel air coming out very lightly. I could turn it on and off again, then it would kick on and start going red for a few minutes... then turn off before it even got to yellow. What gives?
I had it in auto mode, cuz that seemed like the thing to do. And after some research, I discovered it goes into night mode when it senses low/no lights. Smart tech, you see! But my friends, it wasn't smart enough to realize it now lives with a guy who sits in a dark room all day and smokes like a chimney! Didn't see that one coming, did you smarty pants air purifier!?
The solution I could figure was to just set the fan manually. Medium seems like a reasonable choice so it can actually sort of keep up with me, and also not drown out my PC. Turn on the ion... set the light dimmer so you can see the buttons in the dark. And boom.
Knocks a point or two off for quality of life and perhaps value, since now it's just doing what my old one did that cost about a quarter as much. But with a thicker filter? Can't really tell you how well it's actually cleaning the air, since apparently it's been in power saving mode a majority of the time I've had it.
Color: CharoalVerified Purchase
If you smoke, this thing will constantly shame you.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2022
Apologies for the blurry pic.Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2022
Any people who are like "Does this thing even work!?" obviously don't have a smoker in the house. Yes. It's practically silent most of the time until I decide to have myself a smoke. Then the thing turns red, kicks into high gear and does an impression of a jet engine. And I feel like it's trying to shame me. Yes, machine, I am aware smoking is bad for me. Yelling at me louder for it isn't going to make me quit instantly!!
Other than that... there's really no hassle. Plug it in and turn it on. Everything's automatic, and you can adjust everything manually if you prefer.
Oh yeah, don't forget to open the bottom (just twists out/in) and take the plastic off of the filter before you start it. WHOOPS.
The replacement filters are pretty spendy... 50-60, I believe. (Feel free to double-check). It says they should last about a year... but considering it disapproves of my lifestyle, we'll see about that...
UPDATE, about a week or so later: So after a day or two... even the first day. When I came home from work, it wasn't on. I wasn't home smoking up the place, so I figured it went into low-power mode. It said it would do that. As time went on, I noticed it wasn't kicking on. And I'd been smoking, this thing should be screaming at me by now. What's wrong? Plugged in, yes. I can feel air coming out very lightly. I could turn it on and off again, then it would kick on and start going red for a few minutes... then turn off before it even got to yellow. What gives?
I had it in auto mode, cuz that seemed like the thing to do. And after some research, I discovered it goes into night mode when it senses low/no lights. Smart tech, you see! But my friends, it wasn't smart enough to realize it now lives with a guy who sits in a dark room all day and smokes like a chimney! Didn't see that one coming, did you smarty pants air purifier!?
The solution I could figure was to just set the fan manually. Medium seems like a reasonable choice so it can actually sort of keep up with me, and also not drown out my PC. Turn on the ion... set the light dimmer so you can see the buttons in the dark. And boom.
Knocks a point or two off for quality of life and perhaps value, since now it's just doing what my old one did that cost about a quarter as much. But with a thicker filter? Can't really tell you how well it's actually cleaning the air, since apparently it's been in power saving mode a majority of the time I've had it.
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