AirDoctor Air Purifier vs Blueair Blue Pure 211+

So it's really easy to clean the replacement filters are not too expensive and they can just swap in and out so that's great. So again, i feel like th...

We have had several of these units in our house since 2017. I believe they do a decent job at filtering the air, and they are pretty quiet (although with age some of them become a bit noisier as the fan bearing wears -- but even these are not obnoxiously noisy). I was a little disappointed to learn that the filter replacement indicator is just a dumb timer which is supposed to turn orange, and then red after 6 months of use. (I had originally hoped it actually did something clever like detecting when the filter was becoming clogged by monitoring motor current, or something, but no

All in all, it's a great it's a great air purifier for someone on budget. It certainly does a lot of good things, especially for those who are sensiti...

I've been using the Pure 211+ for about a month so far and it's been working very well.

I couldn't tell the difference between when I ran it and when I didn't. I bought it because my nephew is allergic to pet dander, dust, and maybe other things. Sister ran it for 2 days straight before our gathering. He was there for less than 2 hours and got the allergic reaction anyway

My wife on the other hand, she is more sensitive with allergens such as dust and pollen and she felt the device had helped her greatly. Anyways, because of the unsual burning smell I returned it and order a different air purifier brand.

You can put the timer up to 24 hours if you're going on a short vacation. Your air will be nice and pure when you get home, so I've really been enjoyi...

, consumer reports uses a sealed room and particle counters to gauge their effectiveness). If you have significant allergies and need a good air purifier, I'd stick to known good ones like the Honeywell HPA300 or the Blue Air Pure 211+. Neither are smart, though.

1. Yes. This one opened my clogged nose after few hours of the lowest setting. simple and easy to use except one thing

I do think this would work very well for people who simply want to keep allergens at bay or want to keep very light whiffs of smoke such as momentary barbecue smoke that comes in before you have a chance to go close the window. It's very attractive, the outside filter is a knit fabric that is very easy to wash and high to dry while you use the second provided one, and it's so easy to operate. Just a light tap turns it on. Two taps turn it on to medium and three taps turn it on high

I own Honeywell HEPA Air Cleaners and Austin Air. During the wildfire smoke that invaded my home despite closed windows and doors I did not find these two to help as much as I'd hoped. Well, the Austin seemed to have a better filter by comparison, but both were loud and I was still reacting with asthma with all the "wind" created by the two units. I also found that after the smoke cleared our air, something was making my mouth numb, lungs seize up and dizziness outside, then inside

The noise level is good. It produces moderate white noise on its highest setting and is pretty quiet on its low and medium settings. I use it for my 700sqft apartment and it does a great job managing pet odor and does a great job filtering smoke and cooking odors when I’m searing meats. I recommend this highly for apartment life in general! If you want it for a bedroom or a single room, you could get by on the smaller model, but since I use this in my kitchen as well living with a cat, I opted for this size model and I am pleased with how it performs

Purification performance was excellent for Air Doctor 5000. It was able to improve PM2.5 by 94.7% and remove 95

With this step, the Blue Air is ready to use, place it in the desired location, at least 10 inches away from other objects, plug it in and switch it o...

There is now, at least, one room in the apartment where I can breathe without complications. Unfortunately, I don't have the funds to dish out for 2-3 more of these to fill the apartment unit with, so I'll likely be keeping one of these and returning the other (and moving out!). Though, speaking of funds, you can find these off Amazon for almost half the price advertised on the AirDoctor website if you just search around a bit.

As someone who lives in the Bay Area (which gets smoked out on what seems like an annual basis during wildfire season), a good air purifier is absolutely critical. I own the Blue Air 211+ and highly recommend it. It also helps me with general seasonal allergies and I've found I sleep better and wake up feeling more refreshed with cleaner air.