Review on 🌬️ EPAuto CP132 (CF10132) Premium Cabin Air Filter with Activated Carbon - Replacement for Enhanced Filtering Performance by Erik Barela

Installed this air filter about 2 months ago. Cabin air filters are incredibly easy to change and are usually located behind the glove box. You probably only need a screwdriver. I removed one screw. The filter itself: I looked for a charcoal cabin filter when looking for a cabin filter, I've never used a charcoal filter before, but I'm pretty sure this filter isn't one. It's slightly gray in the picture, it's not slightly gray - it's paper white. However, it filters the air. I have no particles, it fit my car, it matched the old filter. I repeat, I worked more than 2 months, there are no complaints. I would probably buy a charcoal filter, but that's not the product's fault. If I didn't care, I would buy this product again.