MinusA2

I have (2) rabbit air minusA2. They are wonderful. Run them 24/7 in the living room and master bed. Filters are replaced annually. Not the cheapest but you really get what you pay for when it comes to quality filters that are always running

The Rabbit Air MinusA2 is not good for 815 sq. ft. and it is hugely overpriced for the particulate CADRs ($599.95 or $619.95 if you don't choose an upgraded front panel). Going by its lowest CADR (Smoke at 180 CFM), the largest room size ought to be 270 sq. ft. assuming an 8 ft. ceiling height. This

The square footage rating for the Rabbit Air MinusA2 is significantly overstated. If you use the AHAM 2/3 rule, the absolute largest room size for the MinusA2 is 270 sq. ft. (Smoke CADR of 188 CFM × 1.5 = 270 sq. ft.) This assumes a ceiling height of 8 ft. For wildfire smoke treatment, AHAM recommen

I have two Rabbit Air - MinusA2 SPA-780A that have been running since 2010. There was less choice back then. They work great, and they look nice too. A bit expensive though, but I don't regret it. Besides air purifiers, hygiene is super important. I keep my windows shut, wash my bedding frequently,

Blueair models often have high CADRs for less money. However, they use an always-on ionizer to enhance the mechanical filter's efficiency. Some people don't like ionizers as they could alter air chemistry or induce negative health effects. That being said, Blueair is certified for extremely low ozon