Review on Xiaomi Mi Air Purifier 2S CN Air Purifier, white by Boguslawa Kusztal ᠌

Well, now to the point. First, let me dispel a popular myth: an air purifier will not reduce the amount of dust in your home. At all. The dust both settled and will settle - only regular wet cleaning and, possibly, forced ventilation with a built-in filter will help. All that an air filter can do is improve the overall indoor air quality: reduce harmful substances, all sorts of small particles, allergens, odors, and more. I will dwell a little more on a specific device: 1. The air pollution sensor reacts to smoke (tested with a match and cigarette), a large amount of fine dust suspended in the air (for example, during cleaning / disassembling the bed). My previous Daikin reacted very sharply to farts - you bang in the next room, and in a minute he is already roaring like crazy. This don't care :) 2. The branded application is quite tolerable, if you read the forums in advance and delve into the intricacies of the settings. I liked the ability to turn it on remotely: you go home, turn it on to the fullest in half an hour, breathe clean air at home; 3. The noise level depends on the mode of operation and background noise: during the day you can turn on 25 percent - it will be lost in the background. At night - either auto or night. Doesn't really interfere. Turbo mode is quite noisy, but much quieter than any vacuum cleaner. 4. I was very pleased with the sensible design with a round cartridge - this arrangement prevents air from being sucked in bypassing the filter, respectively, 100% of the air blown by the cleaner is actually filtered. 5. Well, design. The Chinese made a beautiful thing. One remark: in the pictures and in the reviews, it seems smaller than it really is.