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Review: Really nice working air purifier with lots of features.
Nice! - I have been wanting to replace my older model of room
filter/purifier for quite a while. The VEWIOR Air Purifier with
Air Quality Display so far has been a great choice. Upon
receiving it I found the air purifier was packed well and
compactly, in a nice-quality box. Inside the box, there is the
purifier and nothing else visible except the small manual,
secured with packing foam. The manual gives you a quick overview
of how to unpack the purifier and how to use it. The bottom of
the purifier has a hatch that unscrews to get to the rest of the
parts. Inside is the power pack, and the filter in its plastic
protective bag. The filter fits into the bottom and the hatch
goes back on. Replacing the filter is super-easy and quick. The
power supply is a standard-looking transformer that plugs
(non-polarized) into a 110-volt wall outlet, with a nice long
fairly thin cord (carrying only about 5 watts at 12 volts -
pretty standard stuff and low voltage) that allows you to
position the air purifier a good distance away from a wall outlet
and snake it to where you need it. On the cord is a warning about
not using the air purifier in extreme conditions and on the other
side of the tag is the VEWIOR customer service info. The whole
unit itself weighs only about 2.82 pounds or 1.28 kg and measures
about 6.30x6.3x9.96 inches. So pretty light, and fits almost
anywhere. So that's all there is to setting it up, outside of
finding a suitable place to place it. Air is drawn in from the
sides of the lower half (so you don't want to block the sides)
and blown out the top. Even with the fan at high speed, there's
not a huge amount of air movement so if you don't like it to move
your curtains or something like that it shouldn't be an issue.
The small control panel on the front is straightforward with a
display across the top and flat-panel buttons underneath. The
top-left button is the manual fan speed, there are three fan
speeds. The top-right is the timer button, which allows you to
set timer periods from 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 hours to shut it
off after that period. If no timer is used it stays on
indefinitely, of course. The bottom-right is the power button -
which of course turns the whole thing on. Turning on the power
sets it to auto mode, automatically. And the bottom-left button
is the automatic option, which as I mentioned above the purifier
defaults to. If you manually have set the fan speed then pressing
this AUTO button switches back to the automatic settings. With
the automatic setting turned on it will adjust the fan (and thus
the filtering performance) according to pollutant conditions in
your room. In my home office as well as the rest of the house the
air seems to be pretty good and the fan settles down to its
lowest setting after about 20 or so seconds after turning the
power on. You'll hear the fan run at an intermediate speed for a
bit until the sensor analyzes the air in your room and sets the
fan speed automatically. A quick informal test of this showed
that it works quite quickly to detect changes in the room
pollutants, upping the speed to filter the contaminants out. The
display is bright enough to see in a bright room and the buttons
also illuminate. After a short time both the display and the
button backlights turn off, for power saving but the air purifier
chugs along fine. Pressing any buttons turns the display and
button backlights back on. The display itself shows the
particulate level in the room, fan speed, and if there is any
timer on. In my home, the particular display; the PM2.5 display,
shows about 11-15 µg/mg. I assumed that was pretty clean because
the fan speed immediately drops down to the lowest setting but I
did have to educate myself a bit about this display and what the
numbers mean. You'll find a lot of references on the Internet. So
the display is showing a pretty safe reading for my home. This
VEWIOR Air Purifier uses a three-stage system of filters
consisting of a pre-filter, an H13 HEPA filter, and an activated
carbon filter. Each stage in turn does specific filtering, from
cleaning pet hair and dander first to removing 99.97% of
particles down to .2 microns like pollen and smoke, and then
purifying against benzene, VOC's, and other pollutants of that
type. Air pollution of any kind is filtered, including from
wildfires and cigarette smoke. It even traps odors in the
activated carbon filter. It's made for what I consider a
normal-sized room, about 600 square feet or 56 square meters,
according to the specs. It has three fan speeds so I am guessing
that if you had to clean a somewhat larger space cranking up the
fan speed might eventually clean a larger area. But ideally, you
might keep to the room size recommendation as the fan movement
tries to clean the entire volume of air in a 600-square-foot room
five times an hour. Using it in a larger space likely is going to
decrease this number and effectiveness. But likely would be
better than nothing! The lowest fan speed is pretty quiet,
producing a gentle white noise - about 18 dB, while the two
higher fan speeds each are proportionally higher in volume but
not appreciably. You could even use this unit as a white noise
generator while working or sleeping if you needed to. On the
opposite side of the spectrum, the lowest setting is pretty quiet
if noise does bother you. The VEWIOR Air Purifier also has a
little door that can be opened in the center of the top, which
has a little sponge sort of thing that you can drip a drop of
essential oils fragrance in for aromatherapy or if you just want
a nice scent in your room. Make sure you check on which
fragrances and oils can negatively affect pets before using them
- there are a number that are not safe nor good for pets, don't
take any chances. The company recommends replacing the filter
every 3-6 months. After looking at other air filtration systems
similar to this it seems to be a pretty comparable price. So to
sum up - so far I have been really happy with the performance and
use of the VEWIOR Air Purifier and I have no complaints or
anything negative I can say about it at this point, but will
update this post if anything changes. The unit sure looks and
feels high quality, as if it should cost a lot more, and is light
and fits in almost any place I think. You'll barely notice it's
there doing its job too. Highly recommend the VEWIOR Air
Purifier.
Review: Amazing Machine! - I have two of these amazing machines.
One in my office and one in my bedroom. Over time, I have
noticed: 1. Less dust and dander on furniture from my two dogs 2.
Air quality has improved 3. Helps with seasonal allergies This
small but mighty machine does a wonderful job! I bought the pet
filter and the combination did the trick with two huskies that
never stop shedding. I have a larger air filter in my living room
and with all three of them, my home smells, looks and feels
cleaner.
