Choose an air purifier that matches your room size and can handle the pollutants commonly found in your home.
- Match the purifier’s recommended coverage to your room area.
- Compare CADR because higher airflow can clean suitable rooms faster.
- Choose a HEPA filter for PM2.5, dust, pollen and other fine particles.
- Consider activated carbon if smoke, cooking smells or other odours are a concern.
- Check replacement filter prices and how often filters need changing.
- For bedrooms, compare noise levels before buying.
- An AQI display helps you track changes in indoor air quality.
- Auto mode can adjust fan speed according to detected pollution levels.
- Check power consumption if the purifier will run for many hours daily.
- Place the purifier where airflow is not blocked by furniture or walls.
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