🏢 Sharper Image PURIFY 5 True HEPA Air Cleaner for Home, Office, Bedroom | 4 Speed Settings | Ice White Review

This is a rather small device, about a 12 inch cube. But it actually works very well. I already have five full size HEPA air purifiers, but they are bulky and difficult to transport - this one is much easier to carry to and from the office. Airflow is actually pretty good for a device of this size and it's not overly noisy. There are a few criticisms though: (a) The filter input is on the back of the unit, on the opposite side from the output. This makes it difficult to install the unit…

This is a relatively small air purifier. I also have Rabbit Air BiosGs and it's much larger. This Sharper Image Cleaner fits perfectly next to the TV stand in my living room. The base requires assembly, but the instruction manual makes it a lot harder than it really is. All you have to do is loosen the thumbscrews and "marry" them as the manual says. All you really do is connect one of the legs to the other. I have a feeling that Base was an afterthought, although the manual says you should use

This Sharper Image Purify 5 air purifier comes with a small instruction manual; 18 pages in English, followed by a repetition in Spanish and French. Regardless, this air purifier is fairly intuitive to set up, with basic controls: on/off, four fan speeds, and a light to remind you when the carbon and HEPA filters need to be replaced. I have a huge dust problem where I live and during the day I run machines to clear the air of dust. The filters in my air conditioner and two dehumidifiers help…

This compact air purifier is suitable for small spaces up to 95 square meters. feet and looks like this. The form factor is designed for use on the floor, but can also be used on a table if required. Airflow positioning can be blown or upward. The included stand allows you to place it in any position. Assembling the stand is easy, but it's a little frustrating to use an outward-facing cleaner due to the lack of instructions. The controls are simple and easy to use. They consist of just a power…

We bought this for my sons room for a number of reasons and I think it's good for them. 1) the poop smell from the diaper pail is real and 2) the airflow in the room is poor and there is no way to install a fan. Assembling, setting up and running was a bit finicky. The device is bulky, although I believe it is smaller than a regular filter. However, it pulls air in the back, and being so bulky only makes the problem worse. You can't lean your back against a wall and it only works at certain…

I would say the reason I don't look at 5 is the noise level. My husband was running around checking the fans above the stove and all sorts of things like "WHAT is that noise?" before I realized it was. I don't usually bother with the slightly minor white noise this creates, but not everyone will be a fan of this, and if I were home alone and wanted some quiet I probably wouldn't run it. I find this useful in some cases, like putting my oven in to clean and the whole house stinks. Turning it on…

We used to run air purifiers all the time. The only thing I'm really allergic to is dust mites. It's been years since I started using air purifiers. It just got lazy. Recently one day I decided we needed it since our house has a decent amount of dust. I ended up choosing this over the instant branded cleaner mainly because of the cost of replacing the filter. Replacement filters for these, offered by Revain, currently cost between $20 and $21. Filters typically last 6-8 months. I think in our…

First off, the overall look of this fan is a bit cheap. As you can see from the listing photos, the design of the fan is nothing more than a cube. The cube sounds very dull and the plastic looks cheap/thin, think of the bucket picture. For me that's not a deciding factor, I just expected something more durable and reliable. As far as air movement goes, at the end of the day it's a fan that does it pretty well. BUT it is a bit noisy. It has four speed settings and using the decibel meter app on…