CleanForce Extra large Air Purifier for home large room, covers 4000 ft², H13 True HEPA Filter, Filters 99.97% Dust, Smoke, Odor, Pollen, VOCs, Commercial Air Cleaner for office, classroom | MEGA1000

I never thought I’d call an air purifier “cool,” but the Rainbow Cube has completely changed my expectations. This isn’t just another purifier you tuck in a corner and forget—it’s a full-on lifestyle upgrade. In one sleek, space-saving device, it cleared the air in my living room, played music with surprisingly rich sound, charged my phone wirelessly, and gently diffused essential oils that actually helped me sleep better.What really sets this apart is how seamlessly it handles multiple jobs. I live in a smaller apartment, so every inch of space counts. By combining four gadgets into one, it instantly decluttered my nightstand and looks modern while doing it. The air quality improvement was noticeable within the first couple of hours. With allergies, I’m pretty sensitive to dust and pollen, but the HEPA and Swiss antimicrobial tech really seem to make a difference—I’m waking up with a clear nose again.The bonus features are more than just gimmicks. The Bluetooth speaker fills the room with surprisingly crisp audio, and I love using the app to check air quality levels or set it to auto mode so I don’t even have to think about it. The wireless charging pad is fast and reliable, and the mood lighting is an unexpectedly fun touch—I’ve started using the soft amber glow as a wind-down cue before bed.If you're looking for something that blends high-tech air purification with everyday functionality, this is absolutely worth checking out. It’s not often you find a product that clears your air, charges your phone, plays music, and looks good doing it. I feel like my space is cleaner, calmer, and way more put together with this on my side table.

This is a big and powerful air purifier to have if you want something for a larger room. This works if you want something you can move around a bit easier. This one comes with wheels on the bottom (it is not too heavy but nice to have the wheels). The wheels are pre installed already so be careful when taking the air purifier out. The filter on the inside needs to be taken out of the plastic and installed before it can work so remember that. If you try to run it with the plastic on it will just make for a bad filter as well as odd plastic smell. Speaking of wheels, this air purifier is quite large. The lids can be removed but mind your hand as it can caught on the fan. It is great for very room such as a living room. It is most effective in the center of the room then on the end. I am unsure of what filter can replace this to be honest. This will also has worked great for my resin printing area when I need it. I can move this in there easily with the wheels. Be careful not to push too hard as the wheels can get stuck on the edge and it can fall over. The air purifier does a good job and this really gave me peace of mind. I no longer have bad air or the smell from say my resin printer. It also clears the smell in my kitchen. It removes most of the cooking smell which is great. For the most part, I do enjoy having this device in my house and the compact size makes it great for moving around as needed. This is a very good air purifier to have and it is very quiet on the first setting. It can be noticeably loud on max setting. It does have a very simple LED light system to show that the device is on. It is located on the top with the button controls. This big air purifier will take up a good much amount of space. It does a great job with giving you less bad air in smaller areas. It really does a good job with getting rid of the smell in the house if you happen to be cooking. I would be cooking and I turn this on before I go to bed and it gets rid of the smell in a few hours. The controls are on top and are very simple as it is just a button press to turn on. You can also control it via the phone application (need to download that). The application is okay. It is pretty easy to connect to the device if you follow the setup via app. It has very few fan functions. The filter is fairly easy to take out and clean out/replace as needed. It does not run hot or anything. The sound on this is very hard to notice when on the lower setting. Even at the highest setting the fan noise just becomes white noise for me. One thing to note is that all the cables are inside the air filter when you first open this. The plug is on the bottom of the air filter so be careful when moving. You can actually just unplug the cable from the air purifier. It uses the traditional figure 8 plug so you can replace it as needed. You have to remove the plastic film on top of the control. Overall this air purifier is big and powerful. It is definitely a a good product if you want something for a bigger space. For it to be effective though, you need to change the filter and vacuum the fans every month. If you do not it is not being run at the optimum efficiency. The white plating is also prone to yellowing if you happen to leave this in the sun. It is easy to setup and easy to use for the most part. It is not very loud so you do not have to worry about it being distracting. It is a very mobile so you can move it around as needed. I will say that the wheels are pre installed so be careful taking it out.

What I like about it:1) It's aesthetically pleasing (i.e. it looks nice).2) It's simple, easy, and straightforward to operate.3) Removal and Re-insertion of the filters are easy.4) Of the 4 fan speeds (1 being the lowest and 4 being the highest), speeds 1 and 2 are quiet. Can barely hear it.Speeds 3 & 4 are louder, similar to a vacuum cleaner. But these speeds suck and blow a lot of air.5) Panel lights indicate quality (or lack thereof) of the air. Blue is best, Green is good, Yellow is crummy, and red isthe worst.6) Even better than the light indicators referenced above, a front panel display indicates the PM2.5 index. PM2.5 stands for Particulate Matter that is 2.5 microns (or less) in size. It is a measure of the quality of the air. A lower number indicates better quality, while a higher number indicates poorer air quality. A sensor on the back panel of the machine measures these particles in the air near the vicinity of the machine. So, for example, a reading of 5 would indicate there are 5 micrograms of particles 2.5 microns or less in size per cubic meter of air. The PM2.5 index gives you a more specific indication of the air quality -- whereas the colored panel lights give you a general, relative range. For example, on my machine, a blue light indicates air containing anywhere from 0 to 15 micrograms of 2.5 micron particles per cubic meter of air. But the PM2.5 index display tells you exactly where you are in that range -- for example 5 or 13 micrograms per cubic meter of air.7) The machine has a remote control. I can control its functions from my recliner chair.8) Machine has a timer. You can control how long you want the machine to remain on (in 1hr increments) before turning itself off -- anywhere from 1 to 12 hours.9) It has an "auto" mode that will adjust the fan speed automatically according to the air quality (The dirtier the air, the higher the fan speed).10) Company was highly responsive. I contacted them once before purchasing the machine and 2 or 3 times afterwards. They responded to my e-mails promptly (either same day or next day). In contrast, when I contacted Nuwave regarding their Oxypure machine, I never received a response from them at all which was consistent with with other consumers who also complained about Nuvave's lack of responsiveness.Cons:1) It's expensive.2) Filter replacement is expensive. And while the filters are competitively priced with other brands (about $60.00 per filter), you need TWO filters for this machine (i.e. about $120.00 to replace the filters).What I would improve:1) The timer. I would change the timer to indicate how much time actually remains after setting the timer.Here's the way the timer currently works: Suppose you set the timer for 2 hours. The display will show the PM2.5 index rating for about 10 seconds, then flash 2 (for 2 hours) for about 2 seconds. Suppose 10 minutes go by. Instead of the timer flashing 1hr 50 min, it continues to flash 2 instead. It will continue flashing 2 until 1hr has actually elapsed, at which time the display will flash 1 (indicating 1hr left on timer). I would change the timer so it actually displays the actual amount of time remaining before the machine will turn itself off. So, if you set the timer for 2 hrs, 20 minutes later the timer should display 1hr 40min instead of displaying 2.2) I would add another air quality sensor (PM2.5 index monitor) to measure the OUTPUT of the air in addition to measuring air input quality. This would give the user an idea of the efficiency of the filters. So, for example, if the PM2.5 index for the INPUT reads 17, and the OUTPUT reads 5, you know your filters are working. And, as time goes by, you would expect the INPUT reading and the OUPUT reading to equilibrate (as air is filtered, it's quality should improve such that INPUT air readings will eventually match, or at least approach, OUTPUT air quality readings).Performance:Normally, the air quality where I placed my machine reads around 5 (Excellent air quality). The highest reading I've seen was 13. But for the most part, my PM2.5 index display hovers around 5. One day, I broiled some spare ribs. When I opened the oven, all kinds of smoke came out into the atmosphere. I turned the machine on and the PM2.5 index display registered 999 and the fan speed kicked into it's top speed. After about 15 minutes, the PM2.5 index began dropping, and the fan speed changed from 4 to 3 after about 40 minutes. It took about an hour for the display to come back down to 5.Overall, I would recommend this air purifier. It's easy to use, it performed well, and the company was highly responsive to my questions.