Air Purifiers for Home Pets Covers Up to 1500 Sq Ft,H13 True Hepa Filter with Filter Reminder,Pet Hair Dander Smoke Air Cleaner,22 dB Quiet Sleep for Living Room Bedroom Kitchen,P280 (1, White)

I can feel it works
Setting it up was super easy right out of the box. The front plate pops off or forward if needed, then you just remove the plastic from the filter and unplug it from the compartment. Plug it in, and you’re good to go with clean, fresh air. I keep it running all the time to keep the air circulating and filtered. The design looks awesome, and the instructions are super simple. I’ve got it on auto, but you can adjust the speed if you want. I really like the color-coded light that shows the air quality. My sister recommended this, so I decided to give it a shot. It’s in my bedroom, and it seems to filter the air great. It’s quiet, which I love since I like having some white noise at night. Plus, there’s a night mode if you prefer. It’s totally worth the price, and I’m really happy with it. I’d buy it again!

Blows cold air
We like how it eliminates pet dander and allows my daughter to breathe easier.We don’t like how it blows cold air and makes it cold in her bedroom during the winter months

Love it
Very compact and quiet.

Makes A Noticeable Difference
I put this air purifier in the main room of our daylight basement and it works well. We have pets – two dogs and a cat – and the basement sometimes smells like a pet store. After a few hours running this on the high setting, there is a noticeable improvement. So much so that I asked my wife if she had sprayed air freshener or something downstairs. She hadn’t. I was amazed.The overall design is good. Air intake is on the front, and air outlet is on the top. This means the air purifier could be positioned with the back side directly up against a wall and it would still be effective.Fit and finish is okay. The device is reasonably nice looking. Right out of the box the front panel has to be removed to access the power cord and to remove the plastic cover from the filter. The front panel feels like it’s going to break when it’s pulled. Not a confidence-inspiring feeling, and a little surprising to see such a rudimentary panel clip design in a modern device.There are three fan settings labeled I, II, and III with III being the highest. A timer function allows for run times of two, four or eight hours before automatic shutoff. If the timer function isn’t used, the air purifier will run indefinitely.Sound output is totally reasonable and pretty normal for this type of device even on the high setting. However, the claim of 22dB (presumably at the low fan setting) is dubious. On the low setting this air purifier is louder than 22dB. I don’t have equipment to verify it, but from my experience with medical devices I’m positive the claimed sound output rating is incorrect. To me it sounds roughly like 35dB, 38dB, and 42dB for levels I, II, and III, respectively. Considering a normal conversation is around 60db, this device is quiet enough.Maximum power consumption is 24W. That’s equivalent to a dim old-fashioned incandescent light bulb, or a CPAP machine running without a heated humidifier. In other words, cost of operation is negligible.Controls are capacitive touch buttons so just a very light touch of a finger is required to activate the button. These are not push buttons. The control panel can be locked using the lock button. To unlock, the same lock button must be touched for about five seconds.The included power cord is a little short. Some users may need to use an extension cord if the desired location is the middle of a large room.This air purifier is easy to set up and easy to use. It looks pretty good, and it makes a noticeable difference in air quality in a relatively short period of time. A better front panel clip release design might make this a 5-star device. I’m definitely considering more of this same model for different rooms in the house.