The BEST Air Purifier for LARGE Rooms ✅ HIGH CADR Large Air Purifier

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  @NickWindham · 1 year ago

  Good for Adam Wong and his AirFanta 3Pro making best budget large room purifier on your list.

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  @Draconis8888 · 1 year ago

  Super useful! Thank you!

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  @StoriedExperts · 1 year ago

  love to see it - chapters on the video please :)

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  @robojobot77 · 1 year ago

  I wish there was something that used home filters with a PC fan kit. Those are easy to get and affordable. Maybe I missed a review? Love the videos!

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• JA

  @JayJayYUP · 1 year ago

  You mention the Best Lists out there are just best sellers in terms of commissions. Tbh, they're not even that anymore, it's just blogspam SEO'd to death nonsense. Thank you for an actual list, and a great video compilation of modern devices based on performance.

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  @milenakoodziejczyk8664 · 1 year ago

  Wow, Smart Air Filters' air purifier is number one!

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  @jeremyforino2933 · 3 months ago

  I came here to use your link for the AirFanta 3Pro after I found out you can get carbon filters for it. Got 10% off. Thanks again.

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  @acoupleofschoes · 1 year ago

  Have you checked out The 3D Handyman&apos;s videos on DIY air filters and C-R boxes. It seems to be one of his videos at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEGpgtxtUOU&amp;t=922">15:22</a> but you didn&apos;t provide a link in the description. He has an etsy page and sells kits based on the C-R box design in many different sizes, and accommodating many different types of fans, which were your two downsides with that air filter design.

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• CA

  @CashPope · 1 year ago

  yup, ez sub

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• RI

  @rickigloo1561 · 1 year ago (edited)

  found the smart air blast mini in Australia &nbsp;price $1,021 😮

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  @volkstouareg5620 · 1 year ago

  Would be interesting to see how the IQ air performed.

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  @Erik-dv1zv · 1 year ago (edited)

  Love the channel! Nice to see reviews that are not based on marketing nonsense.<br><br>Still, I find it incredible hard to compare different air purifiers due to the different relevant factors. For instance, max CADR is important. However, a high CADR at 60+dba is useless in most home surroundings. It might be worth considering combining metrics, e.g. CADR/dba or CADR/W.<br><br>Another interesting aspect I discovered recently is the possibility of using multiple filters in commercial air purifiers, similar to the corsi-rosenthal design. It seems to increase CADR vastly while keeping the dba at a low level. Obviously the filter cost / size increases. CADR/$€(Filter) or CADR/cm²(Filter) might be helpful in that regard.<br><br>The German company Trotec sells a dual-filter device at 190€ which is supposed to deliver 384m³/h (226 CFM) &nbsp;to 740m³/h (435 CFM) CADR. Unlike most manufacturers they do disclose dba for every level separetely: Level 1 - 16.8 dB(A), Level 2 - 26.1 dB(A), Level 3 - 35.3 dB(A), Level 4 - 41.6 dB(A) at 1 m distance. Considering the intriguing CADR/dba ratio, I am interested in the unit. Haven&apos;t bought one yet due to the high filter cost (50€ per filter, 2 required - no 3rd party available). The unit is called Trotec Airgoclean 250E. A bigger one called 350E going up to 1000m/h at 55dba is available at 300€. Haven&apos;t tested the latter either. Maybe you can get hold of one of these units?

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