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It's not just people with allergies or asthma who might want to use an air purifier — anyone who lives in a region with wildfires will also benefit.
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Turns on automatically as needed Doubles as a fan Provides insights via an app
Pricier option
HEPA filter Quiet
Does not have an app
Contains washable pre-filter Handily traps animal hair
Requires upkeep
Multi-layered filtration Budget-friendly Covers up to 1,000 feet
High setting is noisy Doesn’t have HEPA filter
Suitable for large spaces Has HEPA filter At-a-glance air quality monitor
No nighttime mode for lights on machine
Portable design Quiet Traps viruses, allergens and irritants
Some people have difficulty connecting to WiFi
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