Nuwave OxyPure ZERO Smart Air Purifier, Large Area up to 2,002 Sq Ft, Dual 4-Stage Air Filtration, Adjustable 30°, 60°, 90° Vents, Washable & Reusable Filters for ZERO Waste & Replacements, White

My doc recommended I get an air purifier to help me with severe allergies that’s been kicking my butt the last couple months keeping me coughing all night long. So I chose this one. Honestly when I first got it and set it up (super easy to set up), I wasn’t sure if it’s truly working. I mean my air seemed clean. It went from red to green in seconds in my room making me think I didn’t really need this but I kept it on auto and left it on anyways. Since i only bought one to see if it works good before buying two, during the day I’ll put it in my living room near my kitchen & noticed that it truly does work great with odors caused by cooking and even smoke!But here’s what really sold me… I’m having tiles ripped out and new ones installed right now! Omg the amount of dust that causes is unreal! Knowing it can also reck havoc on my a/c system, i hung plastic sheets to block areas off in the house to prevent the dust getting into my return vents. And use heavy duty fans with the doors open to the outside to basically help “vacuum seal and suck the dust outside” of the rooms while they’re breaking out the old tiles. Even doing that, it’s still got really dusty. And it’s summer in Florida no less, so I really don’t want to turn my a/c off. So the second day, I placed the air purifier in the areas that’s a being worked on, and wow what a difference it helped make! It was working none stop on max like a horse. Now I definitely want two of them to spread between areas of the house. I know I’ll still need to get my a/c unit serviced to have it thoroughly cleaned from dust to prevent damage to the unit, but this machine is helping with keeping that dust to a minimal amount compared to the first day when I didn’t think to use it!This is worth getting and covers a good amount of square footage! As soon as I can spare some mula to get another one, I definitely will so I won’t have to move it from room to room. Only down side is it does get kinda loud when running on max mode (when air quality is red), so if you’re trying to relax and watch tv with this in the same room, be prepared to put your valume on really loud or use AirPods to listen to your show lol 😂 otherwise the noise doesn’t bother me, it’s just hard to hear the tv over it if it’s running on max!

I have had this thing for roughly 10 months and have beaten it up with the amount of animals that I have, you do have to maintain it by pulling some of the filters and blow them out every few days or longer if you don't have five sheding little dogs (Shebas). It also runs 24/7 and again you have to maintain it you can't just leave it alone and expect it to not clog up and possibly break, just like everything else not maintained but I couldn't be more impressed with it. The design is very good and very easy for me to maintain and clean the filters when needed a lot of the times I just use my air compressor for deep cleans and for daily cleans or every few days I use one of those little handheld vacuum / blowers for keyboards on the outside filters. Hope this helps because it was expensive and I was torn on buying it myself because of the price.

I'm someone who has always had an air purifier in the home. From the old school round Honeywell filters, to Germ Guardians, to more modern Aroeve purifiers, I've owned a bunch over the years. This air purifier is my absolute favorite one. Why? Two main things: First, the washable filters. Buying filters all the time is a hassle and contributes to the garbage in the world. This unit uses electrostatic filtration. The second reason for me is the fully automatic setting. There's no babysitting needed. Set it on "auto" and let it do its thing. It will sense both dust/debris and odors. When it doesn't sense anything the unit is quiet as a mouse. When it senses either dust or odor it will raise the fan speed and adjust accordingly.Cons: The price of admission. It's spendy to purchase, and that will be a barrier to many consumers. The next con will also be the washable filters. While it's a benefit to me personally and the environment, it's a chore to do. Washing the filters and waiting for them to dry completely does consume time and takes effort. In the lazy world of today, many folks would rather choose to pop out and replace a paper filter in under a minute.Other things: The motorized angle adjustment of the output vent on top is gimmicky. It's "cool" to watch, but it sits in a set position so I don't see any advantage in having it motorized. A manually operated vent adjustable to three positions would serve the exact same purpose and lower the cost of production and hence lower the barrier to entry. If you're going to have a motorized vent system, it should at least be able to oscillate so that it moves the air around.The unit is fairly large, so you'll need the floor space. To provide perspective, it occupies roughly the same space two 5 gallon buckets stacked on each other would occupy.

Great product I have had this unit for 6 months and does a great job. I really like the fact that the filters are reusable after a simple cleaning. No wasted money on buying filters. Only thing I don’t like is if it losses power, or you have an internet failure or you unplug it to move it, you lose WiFi connection etc you must manually reconnect the unit to your WiFi. Having to manually reconnect to the WiFi is why I have it 4 stars.