Review on 🌬️ HEPA Filter Desktop Small Air Purifiers by WSTA by Maria Marshall

I've had this air purifier for about a year now and am buying a better one because while it hasn't broken yet a lot of its design choices don't make sense and I'm afraid it doesn't filter the air. Filter - The device is designed to draw air in through the base of the device, pull it through the filter, and then push it out through the top. I may be wrong here, but it seems to be exactly the opposite. It fights gravity throughout the process, and unless the airflow is strong enough not only to draw in air from the environment, but also to lift particles against gravity, nothing will reach the filter. Horizontal or downward airflow would make much more sense in my opinion. The fan is weak and the filter does not have a strong seal. With the filter fixed, the air flow is very weak; there is also no seal around the filter, meaning air can bypass the filter. I don't think the fan is powerful enough to force air through the filter and instead the air flows around the filter. Although the ionizer seems to work. Appearance - It looks nice when it's off, but the blue light is a very poor design choice in my opinion. Blue light can disrupt your sleep patterns and I would not recommend using it in the bedroom at night. Any other color (or no light at all) would be a better option. The blue light is always on when the device is on and cannot be turned off; If you try to block the light, you are blocking the airflow of the device. noise is not quiet; the shrill whistle of the fan can be heard. TLDR: Save Money on the Best Air Purifier. It looks more like a fancy night light than an air purifier.