HEPA Pet Filter
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It¡¯s so quiet, I never really know when it¡¯s on! But I don¡¯t have any bad odor in my house!
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It’s awesome and holds my laptop or drinks nicely. I also know it really works cos as you can see in the picture when I garden in the house , it changes color. Even sometimes when I open the window on high pollen days. It’s great value and blows cold air out. It is very quiet too with no smell. I have asthma and allergies when it comes to dust or pollen and my eyes have been less red and sneeze less too
This is easily one of the best tech purchases I¡¯ve made this year. I originally got this to deal with pet hair odor in my apartment, but it¡¯s way more than just an air purifier. The design is sleek and modern, and since it doubles as a table, it actually looks like furniture, not an appliance you¡¯re trying to hide in the corner.Setup was super fast. It connected to the app right away, and I had it integrated with Alexa and Google Home within minutes. The real-time air quality monitoring is surprisingly accurate, and the RGB light gives a nice visual cue without being too bright. I¡¯ve set it to auto mode and forget it¡¯s even on, until I notice how much fresher the room feels.It runs quietly, even on higher speeds, and the Pet Mode has been a game changer. I have two cats and this thing definitely helps keep dander and dust under control. Bonus: the wireless charging on top is perfect for my phone at night, and it actually works reliably without needing to fiddle with positioning.If you’re looking for something functional that also blends into your home without screaming “tech,” this is it. Quiet, smart, and way more useful than I expected.
I purchased this to help clean the air in our house, a house with teens and a large rottweiler!We were preparing to list our house for sale and wanted it to be clean when people came through – this did the trick! Well worth the money, very easy to use, it has even helped my son with his allergies! The auto setting is great, it runs by itself and senses when it needs to run a bit more, it is a rainy day and we have a wet dog, lol…i set it to the pet mode – takes all the smells out! Love it!
In general, I am impressed with the Switchbot Air Purifier. It is easy to use and setup, it reliably remains connected to wifi, and integrates well with Alexa and Google Home/Assistant. I bought three of them and have them distributed evenly throughout our 1300 square foot home. Each one of them should be enough to clean the air in our whole house by itself, so three of them should do the job very quickly.Our home also has air quality sensors all over the place that I use via a smart home setup to trigger the air purifiers and increase or decrease the settings based on measured results. From this, I have learned that the air quality in our home is very good most of the time.There are three main things that really set off our air quality sensors. These are cooking and baking in our kitchen, our shower spray that we use to keep water spots and soap scum in check, and when our washing machine door automatically pops open at the end of a cycle. Our air quality monitors do not like our laundry detergent at all.Ok, now back to the Switchbot Air Purifiers. When any of the above things trigger the air quality monitors, they switch the air purifiers from auto (their lowest and quietest setting) to level 3 (their highest and loudest setting). With three air purifiers running at full speed, it should be able to clean the air in our house very quickly, right? Not so! It takes well over 24 hours to clean the air before the external air quality monitors return to normal and stop complaining. If I just open a couple of windows instead of running the air purifiers, the external air quality monitors return to normal in 20 minutes or less if there is even a slight breeze outside. It takes about 40 minutes without a breeze.Furthermore, if I saute onions in our kitchen, the air purifiers take at least 24 hours to remove the smell. Open windows, once again, get the job done much more quickly and efficiently.The built-in air quality monitors in the Switchbot Air Purifiers do not provide much information beyond PM2.5 (dust) in the air. I got the external air quality monitors because they provide additional detail. Ours provide a calculated indoor air quality index, temperature, humidity, PM2.5, carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds. This allows me to better understand what is happening when our air quality drops so I can address it better.We have a natural gas stove and oven. This, along with our shower spray and laundry detergent all trigger the volatile organic compounds sensors in our external air quality monitors. With all three, the Switchbot Air Purifiers still indicate excellent air quality because they are generally unable to measure these compounds. I do not believe the Switchbot Air Purifiers can do all that much to remove volatile organic compounds. At least they do not do so very quickly. Unless I open windows, these levels still remain high after more than 24 hours with all thee air purifiers running at level 3 (the highest setting). I seriously doubt sucking air through a dust and carbon filter can do all that much to remove volatile organic compounds. This means that no similar air purifier made by any company can significantly help with this issue.Are these volatile organic compounds that I am measuring from our natural gas stove, shower spray and laundry detergent dangerous? I don’t really know.How useful is an air purifier that cannot remove the smell of sauteed onions after 24 hours? How useful is an air purifier (three of them actually, in a 1300 square foot home) running at full speed that takes over 24 hours to clean the air, when 20 minutes of opening windows does a better and much faster job?I am not criticizing Switchbot by itself. After seeing what I have seen, I am very skeptical that any air purifier can do all that much. Maybe I am wrong.Nevertheless, the Switchbot Air Purifiers are very nice and function very well. They just do not seem to outperform 20 minutes of open windows and a very slight breeze. Maybe they will prove to be a better investment during forest fire season. I hope so!TECH TIP:Switchbot Air Purifiers insist on using Bluetooth for communication between the app and the device. This is annoying because one always has to be in Bluetooth range to communicate. In the app, go to Profile, then Preferences, and finally Permissions. Turn off Nearby Devices. This effectively turns off Bluetooth communications and makes the air purifiers communicate with the app via WiFi. The air purifiers will take a moment longer to connect, but this works just fine and Bluetooth range is no longer an issue.