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Do you have any budget constraints?

Great idea for a video about this. I think modern use of ionizers don’t cause ozone as have seen lab reports for devices from Blueair. But some subscribers have said it irritates them so would avoid for those with any medical issues. Ionizers with particle filters do improve cleaning power a little. I personally prefer not to use as mechanical filtration is powerful enough with a high CADR devices so no need for any extras .

Which monitor did you have an issue with?

​@@HouseFreshQP pro version 2 is the one that seems to have issues. Sorry for the rant.

​​⁠no problem to rant at all! ,that is annoying to hear as I really liked the QP Pro 1. Is there any more detail you can share so I can make more people aware of the issue? I still need to review the QP Pro 2 so haven’t looked into it detail.

Thank you! I want to use this comment as a quote on our website, I'm glad that you could see that we are not just pushing stuff to get a higher $ commission. Let me know if you are OK with me using your comment - no worries if not.

@@HouseFresh of course I am OK with it Danny, I just said the truth and again thank you for all your help 🙏,,, and sorry if my English is not that great I am from Spain

I would choose the QP Pro 2 as it would likely give you more information and due to the swappable sensor will last a lot longer. Have not tested the Temptop M10 but have heard good things from people on here. Be sure to let me know how you get on with the QP Pro 2. I also wanted to to add something about Morento. I haven't heard of it before but got an email this week that offered me 18% commission to sell air purifiers from this brand which is a lot higher than the 3% I get normally from Amazon which makes me a little suspect. If you did want a device that uses filters on each side, I would look at the Smart Air SA600 - housefresh.com/smart-air-sa600-review/ Glad you have found the channel useful, I got plans for lots more but these words really help to inspire me - so much appreciated :)

@@HouseFresh thanks to you Danny 🙏🙏

Really sorry to hear abut your daughter. I wouldn't worry about it not being HEPA as we have seen that many non-HEPA grade filters can perform quicker at removing the smallest of particles from the air. If you share me the room size you want to keep clean and I provide a few different reccomendations for you to choose from.

You can buy a mesh filter guard that will provide extra protection and acts like a pre filter. I doubt you will need to change every 3 months unless the air quality in your area is really bad.

This device is not used like a traditional air purifier as it creates a flow of clean air rather than cleaning the whole room. So a lack of pre filter should not be an issue.

It does have a covering that works like a pre filter and will catch lather particles but agree it’s not as good as your standard pre filter you find on hepa retail devices .

In general I recommend an air purifier for each room. But if this is too much one in the hall area and in the room you want to keep clean. Thanks for the kind words 🙏

Adam did say it was a benefit as can be very powerful when using at full voltage but agree that there should be a clear quiet option mode. As lots of people might put it in high and then think it’s too loud.

Yes this is a US version as it’s not yet available in the UK.

Thanks! Sorry to be a pain! I’ll sub 😅 so it has the usb-c male, so I can charge it frm pc instead?

No worries at all. Yes can charge from any USB c charger.

@@elizabethbarnes5242 the reason I reviewed it was I saw on Facebook and Reddit messages that offered the Rainbow RainMate as a ‘free air cleaner’ I have the screenshots .

@@ruthsalinas9479 depends on room size but in general I recommend running them all the time at a speed that isn’t too loud. This will provide a regular cleaning in the air .

@@jcaaa5w837 I have heard that people like it for that. My issue is that many people are presenting it as an ‘air cleaner’ on Facebook.

@@dreamsky05 they are aimed at businesses looking to remove things like cigarette smoke and cost many thousands of dollars.

@@HouseFresh I’m currently using ALORAIR CleanShield HEPA 550 in my workshop and it’s pretty effective and cost me 490 USD and way more efficient than most Air Purifiers I’ve tried.

@@dreamsky05 I have that device but found it very loud so not really a good option for most peoples home. It was powerful for sure but I still found the Smartair blast mini to be quicker at cleaning my test room and much quieter and around the same cost.

Not yet but we are working on it for all devices as we have had this requested a lot. What is the size of the room you want to keep the air clean? This and Levoit Vital 200s are pretty similar when it comes to performance at top fan speed.

Yes this is the 50 pint version with pump. Currently keeping my basement studio free of humidity.

@@HouseFresh I just bought the pump version, I wish they made the pump version avaliable in smaller sizes as well tho, but I just hope after 3-5 years the pump dosent stop working like other brands iv used but Midia looks good. How often do you have to clean your filter? Didn't sound too loud from the video but I guess ill have to wait and see , but I guess it does have a high and low setting I can always set to low.

@@WooDeWow yeah would be by good to have a pump on all the versions. Also hoping the pump doesn’t break as had 2 other brands all ready break in less than 12 months. I generally recommend avoiding pump with the standard design dehumidifiers due to them failing so often. The midea looks different so hoping it keeps working. I generally clean the filters every 4 weeks but I also run air purifiers in the same location so it’s pretty clean air.

Thanks for the kind words it means a lot 🙏

Yes you’re right it’s one of our older videos and is less useful than I would like 🥺 Will be sure to record a new version soon with more information. Was there any issues you had I could help with for this model?

Thanks for sharing will look at getting these fans for the next video as want to do more testing to find the most effective combination of fan and filter.

@@HouseFresh I think the other poster is referring to Noctua, who do make good fans and were at one point probably the best CPU/PC Case cooling fans around. They are however not necessarily the best nowadays, with lower cost fans from the likes of Montech and others being better and cheaper, depending on the context. Better than Noctua fans at the moment for the purposes of air purification (and PC cooling) are likely the Phanteks T30-120mm fans. You can get a three pack for around $85 in the US. These are high airflow, low noise fans that are thicker than many comparable fans, which means that the fan blades are also thicker, which helps with increased air flow at lower noise levels. The LIAN LI UNI Fan P28's are also good, a little more noise and not quite as good, but comparable in performance and cheaper, at about $50 US for a triple fan pack.

@@ObakuZenCenter this is great and my pc fan knowledge is definitely lacking so this is super useful. Will be sure to try Montech, Phantek and LIAN Li when we test different fans. Thank you 🙏

A good point and something I should have looked at more. Combined with smart sensors these devices could be much smarter than air purifiers with app support and you are also not locked into a specific tech stack. The benefit of these pc fan kits is that they can be controlled via smart plug whilst your standard hepa retail devices need to be switched on from the controls first. Another benefit is during energy black outs as these device will automatically come on vs standard hepa retail that need to switched on manually. Will look at more when I do another video about the tempest as I want to more tests using different fan brands and filters. Hope you’re enjoying your Nukit Tempest!

I’m away at the moment but will be testing it on my return and producing a full review.

Just for protection, had quite a few air purifiers dead on arrival with damage to the box. True that most people don’t buy 80+ air purifiers and have them flown from the US to the UK so my situation is a little unique.

I still don’t know why they let it get so loud on the top speed as it gets painful. sorry my testing backed up your skepticism. I do want to test the larger Pro but after testing both minis I don’t have much hope it will be good value. Is the Pro as loud as the Mini+?

Out of the two I would pick the core 600s as it has a much higher CADR but it’s unlikely to be enough for cigar smoke indoors. for this use case you might need investing in a device that uses electrostatic filters and have very high cadr and are classed they smoke eaters but they are not cheap staring at $1.6k. The consumer device that offers a similar function would be something like the Bluair classic range like the 605 but if you want to be able to keep a room clean when smoking indoors you will have to likely have to get one of the high cost specialist units. I haven’t tested any of these so can’t offer specifics but hope that is helpful.

This sounds like an awesome idea for somone like @LinusTechTips, I could see a product like this doing very well with gamers around the world!

Far too kind, thank you! We will keep striving to make improvements with every review but these words of encouragement are very much appreciated. Hope you stick around as have lots more review planned for this year and next.

I have tested the Winix Zero Se (its the special version sold in Costco.co.uk) and it did really well in our tests. I am hoping to get this review live in September but it's a very good unit especially for those in the UK who can't access the Winix 5500-2. Will look at getting the Zero pro but I also expect it's good but with extra CADR.

I think the outside data will be based on a local data source but you are correct that the app does show that.

Interesting, I did read that the Winix sensors detect VOC vs particle but need to do more tests and investigate more to see if that is the case.

I am glad you found this review on Google. Funnily enough our website has actually started to show some signs of life as of Friday evening, so I am patiently hoping that we will get more visibility from Google users for our air purifiers reviews published on HouseFresh.com Your comment made my day - I had to dig into the old BBC archives and have a listen, maybe it was Peter Purves? - he was from Preston which is less than hour away from me so has a similar northern accent. A fun video I found with him featured: ruclips.net/video/ZMcChLsGKWc/видео.html let me know if its the right one :) Thank you for the coffee and hope you keep finding the channel useful and enjoyable and glad to have you as a subscriber. 🙏

Don’t worry Amazon pushes it hard and as most people prefer a small device it outsells everything else. Levoit should be more honest about it downsides rather than just chase short term profits!

Yes will do our standard review looking at performance in our test room as well as sound levels and energy usage.

I'm not at home at the moment as I would weigh the device, but according to the Amazon listing, it's 5 lbs (2.2 kg). I will be sure to weigh without the packaging when I get back home and including this information when we publish the web version on HouseFresh.com

This is a great idea, and we will make sure we make this comparison when we review the Blueair Healthprotect. I do have an issue with Blueair's HEPAsilent technology as it uses an ionizer that you can't disable, but this might not be a feature in the latest models, so I will need to check. Which Blueair healthprotect model were you comparing it with?

Thank you for your awesome comment! The longer, the better, in my view :) I think you are right about the small devices, as the size and fan power just can't compare with larger devices. One of the reasons I try to push people to go bigger if they can - but I also totally understand that this can't work for everyone. To date, the Airfanta 3 pro has been the most impressive for performance to portable ratio, and it also breaks down easily for putting in a backpack/luggage. As you know, we have a few Dyson devices. It's true that performance at lower speeds isn't that great, especially when compared to the PC fan kits. However, the Dyson devices are unique in that they offer fan functionality and do look good! I have been impressed at the performance increases with different generations, so I am hoping Dyson continues to invest and improve with each new model. One of our plans for the site/channel is to give people more opportunities to support us and also get unique benefits. We still have to implement this, but we hope to have something ready by the end of the year! Sorry for the delay in responding to your comment. I am on a family vacation this week and next. However, know that your comment made my day, and I hope you stick around for more videos in the future. Thanks again:)

I'm not sure on the decision why Nukit decided to go with 6, but I assume it's just to keep the size not much bigger than a standard PC case. Cleanairkits makes its own PC fan kits, and you can choose from 5, 7, 9 or 10 fans, depending on your needs. I tested the Clean Air Kits XL that uses 7 fans and it was quicker at cleaning our test room but also is quite a bit larger and a little more difficult to move around due to the shape.

I believe that the filtrate filters from 3M don’t fit the size of the Nukit tempest but if not it would be a great option.

@HouseFresh I am hoping a 1 inch variant is devised (if) this thinner filter is just as capable.

I did test with 1 inch filters that I had and performance was similar to the filterbuy 2 inch filters. I have some 2 inch filters from a better filter brand that I am hoping to see will have improved performance over the filterbuy brand ,

the only downside with the 1 inch is that it doesn't look at finished as there is a gap between the filter and the case.

Reviewed this a few years ago and found it far less powerful than the Core 300 - housefresh.com/levoit-lv-h132-review/

Sorry it wasn’t clearer the main thing we look at first is air cleaning performance, CADR and how quickly it removed PM1 from our test room. Will make sure this is clearer in next version. Thanks for the feedback 👍

Haha love it!