Blue Signature

BLUEAIR for the win. Saved me twice from getting covid (sick visitors). Just upgraded to the newer Signature version.

Personally, I would set the purifier to the highest airflow speed whose noise levels you can tolerate. Unless the Blueair Signature is already hugely oversized for the room or space, the "low" airflow speed might be too low. Unfortunately most purifier brands do not list Clean Air Delivery Rates (CA

Have three Blueair purifiers, but not those models. Reading briefly at the site, they both look great for large rooms, but it looks like the Signature does a more superior job controlling odors. You can check that out yourself at the Blueair website. Always check the website, too, for their sales.

I completely understand how you feel; I've had very similar issues and quite a few questions about air quality and breathing comfort. For me, what really helped was a combination of simple things rather than a single "cure." I use a Blueair Signature air purifier, mainly for fine particles (dust, sm

Will be two weeks till we publish. I have been impressed by its performance data. I would also add that the Blueair signature uses HEPASilent https://www.blueair.com/blogs/news/what-is-hepasilent-technology whilst the luggable is pure mechanical filtration . The Signature also has pelleted carbon wh

More of a subjective impression. I’m super sensitive to smell, so I notice “bad air” even before any of those purifiers turn on (when in auto mode). If I should recommend something, I’d say go for the largest model you can get (at a reasonable price) and get one with wifi connection. Filter replacem

That's not what the data shows. I've not tried the Alen, but I've tried several other air purifies, and have found the reviews on Consumer Reports and HouseFresh.com to be accurate. And based on those reviews there are other units that provide less noise for the same clearance rate. Specifically:SPE